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Vishnu wets vs. Armada Bdog

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SirrDucc
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I have recently out grown of my line honey badgers and am looking for a new set of skis. I found my honey badgers weren’t flexible. that may because I got a like 158cm ski and I am also only 120 pounds. (This year I am a lot taller so I can get a longer ski). I want a playfull ski buttery ski. I have dicided on the BDogs or Vishnu wets but can’t decide. I am wondering about stability for jumps, worried about the weight of the bdogs, and all mountain capability of both. Please help!
Jan 20 2025 6:13PM
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SirrDucc
Posts: 8 - Karma: 12
SirrDuccI have recently out grown of my line honey badgers and am looking for a new set of skis. I found my honey badgers weren’t flexible. that may because I got a like 158cm ski and I am also only 120 pounds. (This year I am a lot taller so I can get a longer ski). I want a playfull ski buttery ski. I have dicided on the BDogs or Vishnu wets but can’t decide. I am wondering about stability for jumps, worried about the weight of the bdogs, and all mountain capability of both. Please help!

I would like to add I am also considering the line tom walisch but that’s more of a poppy flex
Jan 20 2025 6:39PM
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trigg.fc
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Bdogs are gonna be more solid on jumps and all mountain but the wets are the best ski for rails imo
Jan 20 2025 7:14PM
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lil.Boye
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Out of the two i would say bdogs
vishnu key would fit your needs better than the wets
Jan 20 2025 8:42PM
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Koshermilk
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These are essentially the same ski
Jan 21 2025 1:15AM
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ogit
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Seems to me like most people think bdog is a super soft ski, it isnt that soft, wets are way softer
Jan 21 2025 9:32AM
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Ethan99
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I would get the wets.
Jan 21 2025 10:08AM
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jimbobs
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if you're worried about all mountain and jump performance you shouldn't get a wet or bdog. Keys or ARV94 would suit your needs better.
Jan 21 2025 10:12AM
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SirrDucc
Posts: 8 - Karma: 12
Would the wet plus be good?
jimbobsif you're worried about all mountain and jump performance you shouldn't get a wet or bdog. Keys or ARV94 would suit your needs better.
Jan 21 2025 12:49PM
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SirrDucc
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I still want to flex mine with my low weight.
jimbobsif you're worried about all mountain and jump performance you shouldn't get a wet or bdog. Keys or ARV94 would suit your needs better.
Jan 21 2025 12:52PM
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jimbobs
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SirrDuccI still want to flex mine with my low weight.


Keys are still a light flexy park ski. They're just more cambered, so they work better on big features and outside the park.
Jan 21 2025 1:14PM
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