Final Ski for my 3 Ski Quiver.. need a dedicated park ski

If you're using the Kartels as more of an all-mountain ski, I'd go with a more traditional narrow, cambered park ski like the Caddy, NFX, Punx, Nightstick, Moment Transition, 4Frnt Click, Liberty Transfer, etc.

I'd also like to point out that I'm 31 and pretty novice when it comes to park.. basic slides.. 270 outs... 360s off jumps..

Basically I'm not going to be getting too crazy so I dont know how much of a stiff park hucker I need.... although I would like to progress.

Just dont wanna beat my $900 custom kartels trying to learn shit.

ethanshredzIf you're using the Kartels as more of an all-mountain ski, I'd go with a more traditional narrow, cambered park ski like the Caddy, NFX, Punx, Nightstick, Moment Transition, 4Frnt Click, Liberty Transfer, etc.

**This post was edited on Mar 6th 2019 at 5:46:28pm

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Thoughts on the CT 1.0 or the BDogs?

ColingarnesI'd also like to point out that I'm 31 and pretty novice when it comes to park.. basic slides.. 270 outs... 360s off jumps..

Basically I'm not going to be getting too crazy so I dont know how much of a stiff park hacker I need.... although I would like to progress.

Just dont wanna beat my $900 custom kartels trying to learn shit.

Fair enough man, I feel where you're coming from! There's a lot to be said for going to a wider, softer park ski like the Blends, Wets, or Edollos, but the disadvantages that come with that, especially when first starting out in the park, are going to be a less stable platform for landings, especially in the tail, and greater swingweight. That being said, at the end of the day you should ski on whatever you enjoy skiing on!

ColingarnesThoughts on the CT 1.0 or the BDogs?

Check your messages! I have a pair of 1.0s for sale, cheap in really good condition!