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What is a good 70% park 30% all mtn ski within 400

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CountryBoy123
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Looking for a ski with at least a 95 mm waist and one that comes in 170-177. Want to find a ski that has a medium flex and is not a directional ski. I am 6”0 and 160 lbs is 170-177 right for me. I would consider myself an advanced all mtn skier and an intermediate park skier.

**This thread was edited on Nov 2nd 2019 at 8:55:33pm
Nov 2 2019 8:51PM
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ASSholebomber22
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177 or 184 k2 poacher and be done with it.
Nov 2 2019 10:19PM
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CountryBoy123
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Thanks for the advice got em for 200 at Pats Peak. Brand new they look so sick.
Nov 3 2019 3:14PM
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SofaKingSick
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Oh snap that was the perfect recommendation and you got a great price. Sick dude you’re set
Nov 4 2019 12:16AM
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CalumSKI
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CountryBoy123

Thanks for the advice got em for 200 at Pats Peak. Brand new they look so sick.


yay
Nov 4 2019 8:58AM
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Phillydog1
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CountryBoy123

Thanks for the advice got em for 200 at Pats Peak. Brand new they look so sick.


Deal alert! Pretty hard not to take em for that price
Nov 4 2019 6:56PM
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J_Christoph
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Quickest on the draw I've ever seen. Such a good choice!
Nov 4 2019 7:10PM
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CountryBoy123
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Haha yeah, I was planning on only getting new pants.
Nov 4 2019 7:36PM
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FruitBootPro
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CountryBoy123I am 6”0 and 160 lbs is 170-177 right for me.
**This thread was edited on Nov 2nd 2019 at 8:55:33pm

Get 175 minimum
Nov 5 2019 2:33PM
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Wizerd
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Line Chronics, ARV 96. I don't personally have any experience with ARVs but my Chronics ripped absolutely everything from tight trees, to big jumps, powder, rails, it handles everything you throw at it, though not being the most durable ski you can find, you can usually get a pair under $300. I got a used pair with bindings for $325.
Nov 5 2019 4:43PM
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Wizerd
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WizerdLine Chronics, ARV 96. I don't personally have any experience with ARVs but my Chronics ripped absolutely everything from tight trees, to big jumps, powder, rails, it handles everything you throw at it, though not being the most durable ski you can find, you can usually get a pair under $300. I got a used pair with bindings for $325.


lmao nvm, saw you got some poachers, got a crazy deal on those bub.
Nov 5 2019 4:44PM
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