Member of the Month

partyandBS
December, 2024

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

What skis would be the best for me?

profile picture
Hung_Gravy
Posts: 15 - Karma: 80
So I’ve been away from skiing park well just skiing in general for a few years, I’m a pretty small dude ( 5’9 130ish pounds) my local hill all I plan on doing is park. I want light skis that are super flexible & buttery, I’ve been trying to do my research and I’m looking at the line Tom Wallisch, what are your guys suggestions? Thanks in advance bois.
Dec 12 2019 9:51AM
1 0
profile picture
CatdickBojangles
Posts: 6205 - Karma: 63,012
The search bars are dope
Dec 12 2019 10:03AM
1 5
profile picture
Hung_Gravy
Posts: 15 - Karma: 80
CatdickBojanglesThe search bars are dope


Haha fair enough
Dec 12 2019 10:05AM
0 0
profile picture
No.Quarter
Posts: 5257 - Karma: 16,965
What is your budget? Are you looking for symmetrical ski or no? Fully cambered or some rocker? What width? What other skis have you been on and like?

I can't personally give many recommendations for park skis, but these are important things to consider.
Dec 12 2019 11:14AM
2 0
profile picture
Hung_Gravy
Posts: 15 - Karma: 80
No.QuarterWhat is your budget? Are you looking for symmetrical ski or no? Fully cambered or some rocker? What width? What other skis have you been on and like?

I can't personally give many recommendations for park skis, but these are important things to consider.


I just want a nice light ski with some rocker, a symmetrical ski yeah for sure! & not too sure about the width tbh not a huge ski something smaller I suppose? Sorry if I sound stupid this is all new to me & the only park skis I’ve ridden were Line Honey badgers & I really like that kinda ski just looking for something better maybe the armada arv 86s?
Dec 12 2019 11:24AM
1 0
profile picture
Dilldoes
Posts: 761 - Karma: 5,853
Why are you not looking at Blends?
Dec 12 2019 2:18PM
1 0
profile picture
Hung_Gravy
Posts: 15 - Karma: 80
skithemidwestttWhy are you not looking at Blends?


My friend has them & I tried them out I definitely like them but looking at something a bit lighter? What are your thoughts on the armada arv 86s?
Dec 12 2019 2:20PM
0 0
profile picture
animator
Posts: 4556 - Karma: 26,293
Skii4Lyfe_420My friend has them & I tried them out I definitely like them but looking at something a bit lighter? What are your thoughts on the armada arv 86s?

The 86 is not a super soft ski. The Badger is more or less a skinnier lighter Blend, w cap construction instead of a sidewall. The TWallisch Pro is not symmetrical
Dec 12 2019 3:04PM
2 0
profile picture
Hung_Gravy
Posts: 15 - Karma: 80
animatorThe 86 is not a super soft ski. The Badger is more or less a skinnier lighter Blend, w cap construction instead of a sidewall. The TWallisch Pro is not symmetrical


Ahh okay thanks for the help, so if I’ve had the honey badgers before and want something new you’d recommend the blends?
Dec 12 2019 7:10PM
0 0
profile picture
PacificRimJob
Posts: 24730 - Karma: 29,994
The coolest looking ones
Dec 12 2019 7:28PM
0 0
profile picture
animator
Posts: 4556 - Karma: 26,293
Skii4Lyfe_420Ahh okay thanks for the help, so if I’ve had the honey badgers before and want something new you’d recommend the blends?


Yeah the blend is a step up, it’s a fun ski and it feels much lighter in the air than in your hands
Dec 12 2019 7:51PM
1 0
profile picture
Hung_Gravy
Posts: 15 - Karma: 80
animatorYeah the blend is a step up, it’s a fun ski and it feels much lighter in the air than in your hands


Dope! Thanks for you help man this is all new to me so I’m definitely gonna check out the blends:)
Dec 13 2019 9:13AM
0 0
profile picture
crustyboot.420
Posts: 989 - Karma: 4,275
Honey badgers are great if you aren't going to go really big. I had them and they were surprisingly durable and seriously light.
Dec 13 2019 2:33PM
0 0
All times are Eastern (-5)