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Well i dont want a strict park ski. I want to be abale to go down regular black diamonds and Blues. I realize it wont be as nice of a ride as a regular downhill ski, but i would like it to be enjoyable. I will prolly pend half the time in the park and half the time on the regular mountain. I am...

I figured i would get this years model. Amazon has it for $300 which isn't bad for my spending. Maybe to save some money, i might get last years model. So the Rossi Scratch is good for me?

Looked at the Rossi scratch.. I really like the price tag(for amazon is 300 bucks, but maybe more at a ski shop) and the design. So this is a solid freestyle ski? Good for beginners?

Yeah i don't do any racing.. just downhill. I like to ski blue and blacks.. try out the double blacks. I am sometimes aggressive, other times not so much. I would say i am an intermediate skier. 140-150 pounds.. 5'10" Mountains in New York and southern/middle Vermont. In terms of freestyle...

I am thinking of asking for new skis for Christmas, probably a beginner freestyle ski (or just one that is not to expensive) but i have some questions. 1. Are there any companies that just aren't great at making freestyle skis? This would help narrow down the search 2. I have been told(by my...

What do you mean by burly? I keep hearing some skis are stiff and some are soft.. what determines which one you should get? and.. Look im trying to be nice. The only place i am going to buy skis is from a ski shop or some other form of a dealer. sorry.

Lol.. im sorry guys.. im not looking to buy used skis... I appreciate it and all, but im not even paying for them.. so might as well get them new, right? for anyone who is still trying to help me figure which ski i need, i see people put percentages on what area they ski... I ski 0% park(LOL)...

Another question.. Being a skiier for the last 16 years of my life, i have grown up with Brands such as K2, Rossingol, Dynastar and others. Now i am seeing these other companies like LINE, Ninthward and 4 Front. Do these new companies stack up against the ones that have been around for decades...

I honestly couldnt tell you if i like soft or hard skis. I do know i hate skiing on ice and even crust (common in the east.. I dont need powder... but perferably not crust. Are Armada's too expert for a beginner like me?

im sorry guys.. im not looking to buy used skis.

I will be skiing in the northeast. Mountains like Okemo, Jiminy, Gore, Maybe Killington and Stratton.

Im about 5 foot 10 and a half... 140-150 pounds. And i would say im an average skiier. I speed down Blues, and most blacks. And im somewhat cautios on Double Blacks.

I need new skis this year, and i want to get into freestyle skiing, maybe even park and pipe. But the problem is i still want to nride the rest of the mountain. SO whats a good ski that balances both types of skiing. I was thinking of LINE, because they seem to be well priced. but i dont know.

Yeah i have heard about the 1080's and the fujatives, aswell as the Public Enemy. Are these skis also descent for regular downhill skiing, or are they for park skiing only. I know that most ski companies make a Powder, Park, and general freestyle ski. I would prefer something that i can use on...

I am just getting into the sport of freestyle skiing. Hopefully will be training this summer, but in the meantime, that means demo'ing skis at the local mountains. What are the best skis to buy/try and a beginner level. Price is also a factor.