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SofaKingSickin my opinion the arv96 is the perfect one ski quiver for a mostly east but sometimes west skier. my first season out west it's all i used and though I wished they were a little stiffer and fatter on some days, i def didnt on park and groomer days haha. i think 96 is a great middle ground size and the ARV shape is a great, tried and true design
shoon_How did they hold up in powder? obviously not as good as a wider ski, but did they float at all or just sink?
shoon_How did they hold up in powder? obviously not as good as a wider ski, but did they float at all or just sink?
SofaKingSickThey hold up just fine considering I can still use them for pure park and rail days. Everyone has different preferences and opinions about what floats enough but for me they're great. I even used them for a couple pow days one time instead of some 115 waisted skis just cause i was so much more used to them
Juan1325I want to buy this model from 2018, is it good for jumping switch?
and did you mount them true center?
SofaKingSickyou can't go wrong with them and yes theyre great for switch jumps. and no i dont mount stuff true center, unnecessary unless you literally only ski park and don't mind giving up a tiny bit of carving and soft snow performance. id say mount recommended or somewhere between recommended and true center
