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Looking for Flexy ass skis

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laws
Posts: 373 - Karma: 789
What up ns. To start off I'm about 135lbs and 5'11 as of late I have been skiing ON3P kartels 108 and my fatty pow skis. But I need to finish my quiver with some smaller park skis that flex the fuck out. +K to anyone willing to shoot me some advice
May 2 2017 3:17PM
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milk_man
Posts: 5252 - Karma: 5,983
Jeez man let me buy you a pizza a few burgers and some potato chips. Anyway, I ride domains and I love them. Suuuper buttery. Since you need longer skis but yet you don't weigh very much the domains would be good cuz they don't take a lot of weight to flex em.
May 2 2017 3:38PM
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Swandog7
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IMO Icelantic Nomad 95s are underrated. I ride the Da Nollie (same as the 95, just a previous name) and Im 5'9-5'10 and 130-135 and they are easy as hell to flex on. Butters are no issue. I wouldn't say they flex out on you backseat, but there is a limit before you wishy-washy, same with really any other soft ski. Id also recommend these

Nomad 95 / Da Nollie
ON3P Magnus
Moment Vice (Somewhat stiff but due to so much rocker I felt they were just as easy to swerve on as the Nomad and Magnus)

^ I have personal experience on all 3 so shoot met questions if you have any

By hand flex and reviews Id also recommend these

Armada Edollo or B Dog
Vishnu Wet
Faction 2.0
Line Blend or Honey Badger (Id be concerned with durability issues on these though)
May 2 2017 4:07PM
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Shoey-Ski
Posts: 1649 - Karma: 6,190
Vishnu wet
Blends
Older danollies
Honey badgers seem like twigs when you hand flex them, literally feels like they could snap with just the hand flex,
Edollos
New bdogs
Custom soft magnus

If you have any specific questions I spent my last season on the b dogs and magnus so just ask away
May 3 2017 10:31AM
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Mattgeraghty3
Posts: 122 - Karma: 374
Haven't skied on them but work in a ski shop and the blends are some of the flexiest skis I've ever seen in tip and tail but super stiff under foot I'd say they would be so easy to flex and butter on
May 3 2017 11:02AM
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Deepskier
Posts: 3267 - Karma: 4,827
Im 5'11'' 130 and my Js are to soft to really do a ton on sounds right up your alley. Also happens I'm selling them.
May 3 2017 4:38PM
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.lencon
Posts: 6753 - Karma: 17,183
DeepskierIm 5'11'' 130 and my Js are to soft to really do a ton on sounds right up your alley. Also happens I'm selling them.


why are you guys so tall and skinny?
May 6 2017 6:17PM
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Deepskier
Posts: 3267 - Karma: 4,827
.lenconwhy are you guys so tall and skinny?


Idk trendy? To much cocaine? Who knows?
May 6 2017 7:12PM
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sambuswell
Posts: 742 - Karma: 3,453
Lib tech backwards are ridiculously soft, if you can find a cheap pair they would be worth it
May 6 2017 9:09PM
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Rockhound
Posts: 3432 - Karma: 851
J skis feel pretty fucking floppy
May 7 2017 2:21PM
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BrawnTrends
Posts: 1102 - Karma: 2,438
K2 Domain are pretty flexy, but the Marksman are even flexier (and they ski shorter/narrower than they actually are)
May 8 2017 6:17AM
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laws
Posts: 373 - Karma: 789
Thanks for all the input boys. I went with 178 edollos and I'm so stoked
May 11 2017 11:06PM
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Obie.
Posts: 1741 - Karma: 3,646
BrawnTrendsK2 Domain are pretty flexy


Softest ski I've ever ridden after breaking in. Straight noodles
May 12 2017 12:44AM
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