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*HELP* All mountain V.S. Park ski

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Jdunn3
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I am about 130 pounds and 5 foot 4. I ski about 50% park and 50% all mountain. The main place i ski is at Welch and sometimes my backyard. I’m looking to get new skis this year and I’m not quite sure what to get. More specifically what width and length. I was looking at Candide 2.0 but those are a bit pricy. I don’t want to spend much over 300-350 without bindings. If anyone can help that’d be awesome.

**This thread was edited on Nov 10th 2017 at 8:10:55pm
Nov 8 2017 8:30PM
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Saucerboyshane
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You can get away perfectly with any twin tip ski for the type of skiing your doing. I would recommend Line skis first, Because you really have to have twin tips in the park, but they work anywhere else! For your weight/height, 157's may be a bit big, but Line Tiger snakes are the way to go. I own these same exact skis, and believe me, they can do anything park or pow! And for bindings, these Marker Squire bindings may be a bit pricey for you but are well worth the quality. I hope this helps you out, good luck!
http://www.the-house.com/8967litgsnk16zz-line-skis.html
http://www.the-house.com/ma1sqr1110ba17zz-marker-ski-bindings.html
Nov 8 2017 8:40PM
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Jdunn3
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SaucerboyshaneYou can get away perfectly with any twin tip ski for the type of skiing your doing. I would recommend Line skis first, Because you really have to have twin tips in the park, but they work anywhere else! For your weight/height, 157's may be a bit big, but Line Tiger snakes are the way to go. I own these same exact skis, and believe me, they can do anything park or pow! And for bindings, these Marker Squire bindings may be a bit pricey for you but are well worth the quality. I hope this helps you out, good luck!
http://www.the-house.com/8967litgsnk16zz-line-skis.html
http://www.the-house.com/ma1sqr1110ba17zz-marker-ski-bindings.html


Thanks! These were also another ski I was looking at. Do you know if there’s any difference between last year Tigersnake and this years.
Nov 8 2017 9:55PM
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Saucerboyshane
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There’s really not a difference between the preference of the two, just graphics.
Nov 8 2017 10:02PM
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Mitch_7495
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At that price point don't mess around with squires. They use alot of plastic on those and they may fall apart. At that point spend 200 dollars and get an attack 13. Much better binding for 10 dollars more.
Nov 9 2017 10:45AM
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Non_State_Actor
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I'll take the attack 13 for $120 Alex.
https://www.levelninesports.com/tyrolia-attack-13-ski-bindings-2017
Nov 9 2017 12:50PM
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Mitch_7495
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mystery3I'll take the attack 13 for $120 Alex.
https://www.levelninesports.com/tyrolia-attack-13-ski-bindings-2017



There ya go even better!
Nov 9 2017 12:53PM
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Non_State_Actor
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https://m.ebay.com/itm/NEW-2017-LINE-HONEY-BADGER-SKI-155-CM-/162732006617?

https://m.ebay.com/itm/LINE-TIGERSNAKE-SKIS-SIZE-157-164-171-178-/182526206963?nav=SEARCH
Nov 9 2017 1:05PM
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Young_patty
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If you want there's last years blends for $500- will be more all mountain friendly than tiger snakes and will still be rad in the park.

https://www.evo.com/outlet/skis/line-blend-2017
Nov 10 2017 10:45AM
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