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Prodigy 2.0

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owenobrien
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I was going to get icelantic nomads, but they are just too soft. I’m now probably going to get prodigy 2.0s. I would get the 1.0s because they are much more freestyle oriented, but they only make up to 184. I need like 188+ so my only next option for a stable ski is the 2.0s. But I’m not sure how well they handle the park, especially with the weight.
Oct 5 2022 11:06AM
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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The prodigy 2.0s can handle the park no problem. You’ll be fine.
Oct 5 2022 1:23PM
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owenobrien
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BradFiAusNzCoCaThe prodigy 2.0s can handle the park no problem. You’ll be fine.


Dope imma get those then. Should I get pivot 15 or 14, the only reason I wouldn’t get the 15 is the weight. Do you think I would really notice the weight tho?
Oct 5 2022 1:25PM
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SamuelForsgren
Posts: 144 - Karma: 1,462
Personally i dont really like to ski the prodigy 2.0 maybe because im not used to them. I know some very good skiers that is skiing the prodigy and likes them. It was really weird doe i was trying a pair of prodigy 2.0 from 2019 and they were super soft and super light almost felt like there was no skis. And then i tried a pair that was from 2020 and they were not soft at all i thought it was odd. The 2019 pair was way more skied in so maybe thats why. But its probably a good ski a lot of good park skiers skis them
Oct 5 2022 3:24PM
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owenobrien
Posts: 42 - Karma: 401
SamuelForsgrenPersonally i dont really like to ski the prodigy 2.0 maybe because im not used to them. I know some very good skiers that is skiing the prodigy and likes them. It was really weird doe i was trying a pair of prodigy 2.0 from 2019 and they were super soft and super light almost felt like there was no skis. And then i tried a pair that was from 2020 and they were not soft at all i thought it was odd. The 2019 pair was way more skied in so maybe thats why. But its probably a good ski a lot of good park skiers skis them


Yea ik I’d rather use the 1.0 but they don’t make them big enough
Oct 5 2022 3:25PM
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SamuelForsgren
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owenobrienYea ik I’d rather use the 1.0 but they don’t make them big enough


2.0 is probably better if you wanna ski some outside of the park to
Oct 5 2022 3:28PM
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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You will get used to it. Most people are okay with p14s.
owenobrienDope imma get those then. Should I get pivot 15 or 14, the only reason I wouldn’t get the 15 is the weight. Do you think I would really notice the weight tho?
Oct 5 2022 6:37PM
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MPoub
Posts: 479 - Karma: 988
Opt for the 14, more elastic travel in the toe. Especially if your skiing equal to or less than 12 din
Oct 7 2022 1:37PM
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crustyboot.420
Posts: 989 - Karma: 4,275
SamuelForsgrenPersonally i dont really like to ski the prodigy 2.0 maybe because im not used to them. I know some very good skiers that is skiing the prodigy and likes them. It was really weird doe i was trying a pair of prodigy 2.0 from 2019 and they were super soft and super light almost felt like there was no skis. And then i tried a pair that was from 2020 and they were not soft at all i thought it was odd. The 2019 pair was way more skied in so maybe thats why. But its probably a good ski a lot of good park skiers skis them


The 2019 models sucked. The new ones are a whole different ski. Much more stable.

**This post was edited on Oct 8th 2022 at 11:14:36am
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