Best Park Skis for me

[...Sean...]

I like a stable ski that won't chatter going fast on big jumps and i want it to be buttery for presses but at the same time have good pop on jumps. I was looking at Atomic Punx, would these be a good choice and what would others be?

 

[...Sean...]

and i forgot to say that i ski 95% park so i dont care how they perform on the mountain

 

[styl.tweakit]

JO pros are the best ski on the market for jumping, little on the stiff side, biut i had a pair last year i could butter.

 

[ryanb]

amplid antidogmas or moment reno jibs sound pretty perfect for you

 

[Style+eeze]

i would almost go for anthems

 

[jdec45]

Maybe look at pipecleaners if your not gonna hit a lot of rails, I don't know how they would butter though.

 

[Italian.Stallion]

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I am not sure which ski to buy. I am 5' 4" and 122 pounds. I ski in Pennsylvania and mostly park, but I have gone on trips out west to ski. I can't spend too much money. I have rossignol scratch pro 158s that are three years old. I was also wondering if i could go one more year on these or if they are too small.

 

[asian_andy]

i strongly agree

 

[TastyZ]

JO pros are very light so are great for spinning. Maybe line chronics they seem to be very good for jumps.

 

[ElbridgeGerry]

They're a bit too small, I know a kid your weight/height that skis on 166 T-halls and LOVES EM

 

[Hooper]

alpha 1s?

 

[Gnams]

Line Anthems or Invaders good for jumps and great for butters

 

[Z06]

Depends how big the jumps are. Those skis are too soft for big jumps and when he says he wants a ski that doesn't chatter I take that as wanting some stiffness. I would suggest looking at:
Line ChronicMoment Reno JibHead JO ProVolkl WallArmada AR6

 

[TheBeardedOne]

why does everyone say you can't hit rails on pipecleaners.. i don't fucking understand.. they are the best park ski i have been on, and my pair hasn't fallen apart yet after a year and a half of jibbing. plus they're fucking awesome to butter, soft tips, stiff underfoot. and if you wax and take care of your skis like you're supposed to, the bases and edges are just fine.. it's basically a better version of the ar6. i'm buying another pair once i break the ones i have.