Advice on Skis

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Makressman

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Hey,

looking for a new pair of big mountain/powder skis, but still usable for everyday skiing. I live in Tahoe, and I'm 6'4" around 165 lbs. I'd say at least a type 3 skier. Love skiing between the trees, and flying down groomers, but do want to get better at my freestyle skiing. I demoed the Soul 7 HD a couple weeks ago and looking for something similar to it. budget is 500 dollars without bindings. I've been looking at the Moment Meridians, PB&Js, Icelantic Nomad 105s, something along those lines. yeah.

Let me know what you think, and thanks for the help.

**This thread was edited on Jan 28th 2019 at 9:03:26pm
 
topic:Makressman said:
Hey,

looking for a new pair of big mountain/powder skis, but still usable for everyday skiing. I live in Tahoe. I've been looking at the Moment Meridians, PB&Js, Icelantic Nomad 105s, something along those lines. yeah.

Let me know what you think, and thanks for the help.

**This thread was edited on Jan 28th 2019 at 9:03:26pm
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Where in Tahoe? You should drive to the moment factory and demo some skis you might be interested in.
 
13992506:mystery3 said:
Where in Tahoe? You should drive to the moment factory and demo some skis you might be interested in.
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I'm thinking about it but I'm down in Meyers so its a pretty long drive
 
I'd go Kartel 108s or PB&Js myself most likely in this situation. Maybe even something a little fatter depending on what you do most as you're a huge dude but oddly skinny? Idk.
 
13992506:mystery3 said:
Where in Tahoe? You should drive to the moment factory and demo some skis you might be interested in.
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Yup. If possible, do this. I'd recommend trying the PB&J, Meridian 107, and Wildcat.
 
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