Early Rise, Camber, Rocker?

[MBskier95]

idk what to buy i ski park, tress and just play around all over the mountain, i want a playful ski that butters well and will still hold up on jumps, i wanna try early rise but with east coast skiing we get ice alot, would you recomend camber, early rise, or rocker?

 

[_Jeffrey_]

probably, rocker its easier to butter on

 

[monkatizer]

i dont think you read, he lives in the east= no pow, just ice

if u want a ski to butter on just get somthing soft, no need for rocker or even early rise unless you ski whatever pow possible.

so i recommend finding a cambered ski thats soft and buttery for the best time on the ice

 

[RudyGarmisch]

By rocker, do you mean full reverse camber?

 

[AJizzle]

Go with the revival, rocker with no camber makes it easy to butter, but its stiffness gives it a good strong edge on hard pack, and they r pretty surprisingly poppy. Good on jumps, great on hard snow for a rockered park ski

 

[MBskier95]

thanks for the help i think im gonna go with a soft camber ski

 

[DUKES]

yeah look into the bluehouse antics

 

[Kreech]

If you're looking for a soft cambered ski, you cant get better than the suspects!!
on a more serious note, for a soft cambered ski, look into line elizabeths or anthems or afterbangs or invaders. all noodles. all cambered

 

[BlakeG]

ARMADA alpha 1s or HALOs

 

[stickerman]

Also add the t halls to the noodle list.

 

[MBskier95]

i had the afterbang n i thought they were pretty heavy, n im a small guy so i need a light ski how about the liberty lte?

 

[magicman1]

salomon 2012, SUCH a fun buttery, poppy ski