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RyanG603If I were to get some 110+ skis, which ones do you guys think would be the most durable in the park? Drop some recommendations. Not joshing around
I have ridden my Jeffery 108's in the park for a season. I also rode k2 shreditor 112's in the park for most of a season back in the day. I would say that you probably don't want to because big skis just put so much more unnecessary mileage on your knees. It can be fun for a spring chop day or whatever but longterm it's not a great idea
I can swing the CT4.0 around the park and they are 122mm underfoot. Personally, they are terrible in hard pack, but nice fluffly BC booters is where the skis shine. Think Candide’s one of those days kinda ski
RyanG603If I were to get some 110+ skis, which ones do you guys think would be the most durable in the park? Drop some recommendations. Not joshing around
benchetlers are the most durable ive ever ridden. I center mounted 100s and rode them for 2 years. Ive broken all my skis but the benchetlers never broke or cracked at the tips.
**This post was edited on Feb 14th 2024 at 12:32:38pm
percsbenchetlers are the most durable ive ever ridden. I center mounted 100s and rode them for 2 years. Ive broken all my skis but the benchetlers never broke or cracked at the tips.
**This post was edited on Feb 14th 2024 at 12:32:38pm
freestyler540I can swing the CT4.0 around the park and they are 122mm underfoot. Personally, they are terrible in hard pack, but nice fluffly BC booters is where the skis shine. Think Candide’s one of those days kinda ski
Good reply, gang. Glad to hear there’s someone who has a bangin experience on 122s in park
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they didnt feel soft to me and i always clap ts out of my tips and it makes the ski splinter but that doesnt happen with benchetlers.
180 and 188. Maybe you just haven’t skied a stiff ski. The Chetlers are well known to be very soft. Especially the 100 which is why they get pushed around. This isn’t new. Some were hoping the new drop would be improved but based off people who have demoed them they’re still the same soft skis they’ve always been.
SchoessI have ridden my Jeffery 108's in the park for a season. I also rode k2 shreditor 112's in the park for most of a season back in the day. I would say that you probably don't want to because big skis just put so much more unnecessary mileage on your knees. It can be fun for a spring chop day or whatever but longterm it's not a great idea
Tbh bro it’s an awesome idea. Fr tho I just want to buy some 110 pluses
RyanG603Tbh bro it’s an awesome idea. Fr tho I just want to buy some 110 pluses
I mean I get it, I love fat skis. I could ride a 110 anywhere all day long. But it really is just unnecessary wear and tear on the body. It adds up over time for sure
SchoessI mean I get it, I love fat skis. I could ride a 110 anywhere all day long. But it really is just unnecessary wear and tear on the body. It adds up over time for sure
Screw my knees back and everything else. Jus tryna be cool for the next couple
