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Stuck between a few pairs of skis

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Yung_Jimmy
Posts: 342 - Karma: 554
2019 Line Blend
2019 Armada ARV 96Ti Zero
2019 Armada ARV 86
2020 Line Honey Badger

I mainly ski park but do a decent bit of all mountain. Looking for something semi flexible. Any comments as to which of these pairs is superior/personal experiences with them?
Oct 26 2019 7:46PM
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McdonaldDuck
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I just picked up some line blends, I didn’t ski them yet but they seem pretty flexible and everybody claims they’re good for everything because of its 100mm underfoot. That’s what I would go for
Oct 26 2019 9:00PM
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Pakanaka
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get honey badgers because they are really light but also pretty durable so makes whiping them around for those b4s and 6s much easier also not bad for all mountain.
Oct 26 2019 11:49PM
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souljaboyfan2006
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Arv 96s, I have the regular versions and they're super dope. Plus, they're 50% off on evo.com right now
Oct 27 2019 12:46AM
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weazel
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you’re gonna wanna go blends or badgers, i have the badgers and they’re perfect for the park, i don’t know about all mountain, i have a pair of sick days for that but if you main the park, badgers are the way to go if you’re in the park 50% and on the mountain 50% i’d pick up the blends though
Oct 27 2019 11:52AM
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DrFrosticals
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The Armada Arv 96 Ti is stiff as hell. It has titanium stringers in it, which is what Ti means. The 86 is also pretty stiff compared to Armada’s other skis because it is a descendent of a pipe ski. The blend or honey badger are the two softest skis that Line offers. The honey badger is lighter and probably a better offering because it isn’t quite as ridiculously soft as the blend
Oct 27 2019 12:46PM
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CalumSKI
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I like the hb s
u should get them
Oct 27 2019 2:21PM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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honey badgers because ive watched 50 ads already yesterday on how dylan siggers think theyre light and snappy
Oct 27 2019 2:25PM
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BigTexas
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TRVP_ANGELhoney badgers because ive watched 50 ads already yesterday on how dylan siggers think theyre light and snappy


Isn't it Khai Krepela? lol
Oct 27 2019 3:48PM
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crustyboot.420
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I'd rather get some arv 96s or line chronics
Oct 27 2019 5:15PM
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Yung_Jimmy
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I think I'm gonna go with the honey badgers, thanks for the input everyone!
Oct 27 2019 5:46PM
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Ajd2700
Posts: 97 - Karma: 507
Go with the arv 96, not ti, or the honey badger. The Arv is more of a 1 ski quiver is my opinion. Either ski is sweet
Oct 27 2019 8:50PM
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T.T.E
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Blends are a great ski to ride, super playful but sometimes to soft. Iv destroyed the top sheet of mine in only one season so I probably wont buy them again. The ARV's are sick skis as well but if you are primarily riding park id check out the Edollos. Everyone I know loves them, definitely the next ski ill be picking up.
Oct 27 2019 10:09PM
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GilsonSkis
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hmmmm
Oct 27 2019 10:12PM
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RenaSadye
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