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andrewt69
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I am trying to get more into park( i can 270 off, 360, 540(sumtimes) and love to ski the park. i wanna add some style and butter to my game. i can decide if i should go w the vishnu wet or wide. i ski the east coast on small mountains (nashoba/attitash) please help me. also i carve sumtimes so if you have used the plus models pls lmk how soft they are or how the carving is on any vishnu ski. Thank you
Apr 10 2020 10:15PM
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Slunky
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if you want something for carving, maybe dont get v. pretty soft, very rockered
Apr 10 2020 10:51PM
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andrewt69
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any ski recommendations. i wanna butter n swerve (i don’t ski very big mountains at all)
Apr 10 2020 10:53PM
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flavourtown
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andrewt69any ski recommendations. i wanna butter n swerve (i don’t ski very big mountains at all)


on3p magnus are a little bit stiffer but the rocker still allows you to butter n do that swerve stuff, its the signature ski of the CEO of swerve
Apr 10 2020 10:57PM
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gravychute
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Prodigy 1.0
Apr 10 2020 11:26PM
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andrewt69
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flavourtownon3p magnus are a little bit stiffer but the rocker still allows you to butter n do that swerve stuff, its the signature ski of the CEO of swerve


don’t know why but i’m not into the on3ps too high of a price point for a youngin like myself. I may just get the wet and seal w that i can’t really carve around too much
Apr 10 2020 11:32PM
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flavourtown
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andrewt69don’t know why but i’m not into the on3ps too high of a price point for a youngin like myself. I may just get the wet and seal w that i can’t really carve around too much


Very fair point, ive heard wets are a super fun ski and its graphics this year are crazy, they also make wet plus which are still quite buttery but have a little more stability. Were you thinking of buying them when they drop or trying for used ones?
Apr 11 2020 12:12AM
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andrewt69
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when they drop for sure. i ski literal hills with just terrain parks on it and then a couple bigger mountains maybe 6 other times a year. i want that cabbage bro
Apr 11 2020 1:05AM
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andrewt69
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when they drop for sure. i ski literal hills with just terrain parks on it and then a couple bigger mountains maybe 6 other times a year. i want that cabbage bro
flavourtownVery fair point, ive heard wets are a super fun ski and its graphics this year are crazy, they also make wet plus which are still quite buttery but have a little more stability. Were you thinking of buying them when they drop or trying for used
Apr 11 2020 1:06AM
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flavourtown
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andrewt69when they drop for sure. i ski literal hills with just terrain parks on it and then a couple bigger mountains maybe 6 other times a year. i want that cabbage bro


The cabbage ones go crazy, and also i think the wets are the perfect fit for what you are doing
Apr 11 2020 1:14AM
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andrewt69
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i will prob go with them i literally just have fun with no fear on the mountain
Apr 11 2020 1:15AM
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k_tivnan
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andrewt69i will prob go with them i literally just have fun with no fear on the mountain


Definitely go with the cabbage wets. Sounds like a great ski for where your skiing.
Apr 11 2020 9:44AM
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1kewldewd
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If you ride a small hill go wet. Ive got a pair. They carve fine especially when their new and still have sharp edges. They are the best skis for making the most out of a small hill. The wides would be fun too but if you are not riding much real terrain or powder i would go wets cause they are just a little bit more maneuverable and swervy imo. Cant really go wrong with either for what it sounds like you will use them for.
Apr 11 2020 9:21PM
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andrewt69
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1kewldewdIf you ride a small hill go wet. Ive got a pair. They carve fine especially when their new and still have sharp edges. They are the best skis for making the most out of a small hill. The wides would be fun too but if you are not riding much real terrain or powder i would go wets cause they are just a little bit more maneuverable and swervy imo. Cant really go wrong with either for what it sounds like you will use them for.

thanks dog! means a lot
Apr 11 2020 9:26PM
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MoneyMakerMike
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I have wides and love em so much. I've never ridden wets, but they look just as sick. I doubt you could go wrong with either with the skiing you're doing.
Apr 11 2020 11:58PM
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