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60% park 40% all mountain ski recommendations

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Camsta
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Bought some Jeffrey 108s earlier this season and LOVE them whenever there’s some freshies. However, not my fav for days that I’m spending more time in the park than not.

been riding my armada alpha x for less than good condition days... aka park lap days

I’m trying to find a ski that I can do flips on, jib like a maniac and still have great control in trees and booming groomers. These skis will not be seeing fresh snow since that’s what my jeffreys are for.

I’m 162 lbs and 5’10-5’11 ish

recomendations please!
Mar 5 2020 3:42AM
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CatdickBojangles
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What about the E-Dollo or B-Dog? If you liked the Alpha X. Or the Magnus 90 or 102. Or if you really like the jefferys get the 96s.
Mar 5 2020 7:32AM
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Camsta
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I was thinking about the magnus 90s but am worried they won’t perform well on the all mountain side of things for trees bumps etc
Mar 5 2020 6:38PM
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animator
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CamstaI was thinking about the magnus 90s but am worried they won’t perform well on the all mountain side of things for trees bumps etc

They’ll definitely hold up but w the super aggressive detune you won’t have much of an edge. I’d say the Jeffrey 96 if you wanna stick w ON3P
Mar 5 2020 9:25PM
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SoggyOatmeal420
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If you like the 108s, then I think jeffery 96s would be a solid option, or maybe Magnus 90s if you are leaning more towards park
Mar 6 2020 10:15PM
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CatdickBojangles
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animatorThey’ll definitely hold up but w the super aggressive detune you won’t have much of an edge. I’d say the Jeffrey 96 if you wanna stick w ON3P

I just picked up a pair of the Magnus 102s and that edge detune is no joke. Definitely takes some getting used to and can be slightly scary at first.
Mar 9 2020 4:28PM
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animator
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CatdickBojanglesI just picked up a pair of the Magnus 102s and that edge detune is no joke. Definitely takes some getting used to and can be slightly scary at first.


For sure, it’s super aggressive which is awesome because the edges will last longer overall but definitely feels different. Embrace your inner swerve skier
Mar 9 2020 5:05PM
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