My skis broke

BigmoneyMattMy Vishnus finally broke after 4 seasons of daily riding... About fucking time. After riding these pieces of shit for so long and so many hours, what now? I feel like whenever I put on another pair of skis I literally cant do fucking anything because I'm so used to the unique shape and flex of the shus. Should I get a new pair of vishnus??? I'm so used to them, and my style of riding works well with them. I feel like it would take me at least a solid season of riding a proper pair of skis to get used to camber and all that jazz, I'm scared of concussions since I've had 7 majors and 2 of which last year. (also heading into snow-snake season)
I'm interested in RMU because Ethan Swadburg has quickly become my new favourite skier in the past 2 years, I'm not even into rails anymore I can do all way, super fed super what the fuck ever and I find myself just going 2 to switch or fat b-slide every run because those are what feel best to me. Now I wanna get into thick corks, gucci landings. Super floaty jump shit like Ethan, I'm not really into the whole Cal Carson or zootspace crazy rail riding anymore, I'm into Ethan fucking Swadburg style. fuckin Mike hornbeck, JAKE FUCKING CARNEY. That's what I'm on rn, lately my jumps have been better I've been going to places with better jumps too lately. But I digress. WTF do I do. What ski's do I buy?!

Turd__AuthorityDo some more acid and choose

WhacksonThe RMUs swadburg rides r stiff as dick

SmokedGoudaSurprised the noodles didn’t break earlier. Would be fun from my view to see how a soft ski like that would do. Just purchased some dynastar mfree 108s which like my mindbenders are stiff but ive grown quite accustomed to stiff skis lately. If it were me though, I’d stick to what felt natural to you all these years or else you might be out a lot of money and with something you could care less about. If you’re considering jumping ship to a stiff ski, get a demo first for a few days of riding and see how it excels or restricts your skiing style. That way you know for sure what to or what not to get.

AlmostCoolerStiff skis are better for lacing thicc corks on natty features