Brands w/o quality issue

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RMSwiss

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I have heard soo many people bitc.. about basically all brands for having their skis just fail or such quality wise. I am not trying to mud certain brands but what would be a brand that has very good quality and good freestyle/powder models?
 
13987989:Poindexter. said:
ONE MORE TIME FOR EVERYONE WHO ISNT LISTENING.

any and ALL skis WILL fall apart. If you're into park, you are honestly lucky if you get more than season out of them. ALL SKIS WILL BREAK. THEY ARE TOOLS TO BE USED AND ABUSED.

if you want a ski that won't fall apart, buy literally any ski, and never ski it.

Jfc
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I understand that skis will get used up, and that isn’t what i mean this about. I’m more concerned about skis that are designed for the park yet don’t deliver an acceptable performance. Skis will break but that still means they should be made to withstand as much as possible
 
I've found my Moment skis to be really holding up. Used them for 3 seasons now, Canada and Australia so I've hit pow, ice and everything in between as well as taking them through park. Very little to no base or edge damage and the top sheet looks like its just come off the factory floor.
 
13987979:zaching11 said:
Idk about moment dude . 2-3 months into my frankenskis this year and I already have a major edgecrack underfoot that’s ripping out
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that is going to happen with any ski that is not properly detuned and maintained when ridden in the park. With that said not sure you can get better quality than On3p, moment, and I’ll throw praxis in there too.
 
ON3P. I see it's been said already, but from my experience, their topsheets hold up much better, and the bases are tougher than other skis I've had. Ptex repairs don't pull out as easily compared to my other skis.
 
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