Best sub $500 park ski + binding combo?

[Woos]

Idc if it's an old model or lightly used.

I'm 5"11-6'0" and $180 pounds.

Midwest skier that's coming back after a 2-3 year break. Mainly jib but still do jump lines (nothing too crazy... in Wisconsin).

Post your used skis if you think I'd be interested.

 

[SebbyP_420]

tigersnakes full price r like 320ish and then finding bindings on sale if you want new shit. Don't think it'd be terribly difficult scavenging your local shops for sick deals

 

[Woos]

tigersnakes full price r like 320ish and then finding bindings on sale if you want new shit. Don't think it'd be terribly difficult scavenging your local shops for sick deals

I've been hunting lol. I might be getting some FT Morrisons for $200 but as far as skis and bindings go I haven't found shit locally. I live in Green Bay, WI so the odds are slim. I really want to find something with STHs or FKs or something similar but hell at this point even Griffins are fine. The main thing is finding the skis because I can get decent bindings for $200 or less.

 

[Zypher]

tigersnakes full price r like 320ish and then finding bindings on sale if you want new shit. Don't think it'd be terribly difficult scavenging your local shops for sick deals

Wouldn’t go tiger snakes. My gf has a pair and has already trashed them. She doesn’t ride rails whatsoever and really only rips normally.

OP, armada arv 86/96 or Nomad 95

 

[Woos]

Wouldn’t go tiger snakes. My gf has a pair and has already trashed them. She doesn’t ride rails whatsoever and really only rips normally.

OP, armada arv 86/96 or Nomad 95

I’m actually bidding on some used 96s on eBay at the moment. Hopefully I get them.

 

[SebbyP_420]

Wouldn’t go tiger snakes. My gf has a pair and has already trashed them. She doesn’t ride rails whatsoever and really only rips normally.

OP, armada arv 86/96 or Nomad 95

Damn, had a couple of homies riding em like 2 seasons. Around 30 days a season and they held up pretty good. Maybe they were just really lucky.

There's definetly better options if you keep your eyes open for deals but they're one of the cheapest things on the market