Soft park ski

wet 189cm

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tutipupswet 189cm

Wets aren’t that durable tho

Rock_InhabitantWets aren’t that durable tho

Way more durable than anything else he listed.

tutipupswet 189cm

Sold out now :(
Will catch them next season hopefully

**This post was edited on Jan 15th 2024 at 10:54:38am

CatdickBojanglesWay more durable than anything else he listed.

That’s true lol

Nomad 95, wet+, 4frnt switch. The switch is more of an all mountian freestyle ski.

I’ve been skiing (VERY AGGRESSIVELY) on my nomad 95s for 3 years and just had my first edge blow out 2 days ago. I seriously cannot praise these skis enough. They’re soft, playful, and super responsive in the park. I wouldn’t recommend them if you’re a big jump kinda person. Like I said they’re soft. I’d even go as far as to say too soft for jumps. Like, at this point, my skis are softer than blends, and I find myself wishing out on landings sometimes, but like I said, the skis are unbelievably durable. You wont find a more durable soft park ski out there. Second best option is probably the moment Frankenski, but those have been sold out for a while now.

luke_508I’ve been skiing (VERY AGGRESSIVELY) on my nomad 95s for 3 years and just had my first edge blow out 2 days ago. I seriously cannot praise these skis enough. They’re soft, playful, and super responsive in the park. I wouldn’t recommend them if you’re a big jump kinda person. Like I said they’re soft. I’d even go as far as to say too soft for jumps. Like, at this point, my skis are softer than blends, and I find myself wishing out on landings sometimes, but like I said, the skis are unbelievably durable. You wont find a more durable soft park ski out there. Second best option is probably the moment Frankenski, but those have been sold out for a while now.

Nomads are incredible

luke_508I’ve been skiing (VERY AGGRESSIVELY) on my nomad 95s for 3 years and just had my first edge blow out 2 days ago. I seriously cannot praise these skis enough. They’re soft, playful, and super responsive in the park. I wouldn’t recommend them if you’re a big jump kinda person. Like I said they’re soft. I’d even go as far as to say too soft for jumps. Like, at this point, my skis are softer than blends, and I find myself wishing out on landings sometimes, but like I said, the skis are unbelievably durable. You wont find a more durable soft park ski out there. Second best option is probably the moment Frankenski, but those have been sold out for a while now.

KilaTsunamiNomads are incredible

This is your answer. One of the few park skis made over 190cm as well.