What skis should I get?

get full tilts

Id recommend you stay away from Line as a whole. Maybe they've changed in the past few years but in my personal experience the skis are fun to ride for the short time they stay together. At the very least, I'm happy youre not looking at A-bangs. If money is an issue, I'd go for the 15/16s as they're gonna be quite a bit cheaper when the 16/17s drop. Just my 2 cents

you would need to describe how you ski and where you ski. if you are 100% park, the tom wallisch ski is a good choice as you can ski it everywhere to get to the park. if you want to ski all of the mountain and use it everywhere with park laps and want a playfully light ski, go honey badger. if you plan to be all mountain and hit the park just crushing everything, go 2016 or 2017 chronic.

just note that if you wait till next year the Twall ski is $50 cheaper than the chronic. not sure why they did this but im pretty sure they will be hard to find in stock at the $449 price point.

Green ones

Jimmy_Neutronget full tilts

sagerobGreen ones

Both of you provided a completely garbage response.



OP, when asking about what ski to get, please provide the following information as it helps other skiers determine what you might like the most:

1. Height / Weight

2. Skier ability

3. What terrain you like to ski (X% all mountain Y% park Z% backcountry...)

4. Where you ski (east coast, west coast, new zealand...)

5. Any other skis you've ridden and what you liked / disliked about them

1. Height / Weight: 5'9", 130lb

2. Skier ability: Advanced

3. What terrain you like to ski: Park and All Mountain 50/50

4. Where you ski: East Coast

Codquag1. Height / Weight: 5'9", 130lb

2. Skier ability: Advanced

3. What terrain you like to ski: Park and All Mountain 50/50

4. Where you ski: East Coast

Get k2 shreditors. Or go with the Surface drifters.