East coast fats

[cbl718]

what would be some good east coast fat skis to play around on. I like what i hear about the elizabeths...but im too big 6 2 170 lbs any suggestions on a ski that would ski like the elizabeths like real playful and buttery and such but with a little less width and a little more length?

 

[cbl718]

how would they perform in east coast trees?

 

[cbl718]

word thanks

 

[drewishish]

i was playing with some seths. they are ALOT softer then i thought they were...

 

[cbl718]

really how do they compare to big troubles which i have now

 

[cbl718]

k sweet any other suggestions are welcome

 

[fnstoked]

armada arv's are longer and less wide, although i do not know how soft they are compared to lizzies

 

[fnstoked]

^but i do know that they are really soft (arvs)

 

[jfoley019]

I have skied some east coast bc (if you want to call it that) I rock last years 4frnt MSPs, they are stiff and float good through the east coast pow, I am 6'2 and I roll 181 and love them. They are also good all over the mountain

 

[MEGAZORD]

Im going to be rocking some jps on the nice days, and some chronics on the not so nice days

 

[cbl718]

oh are the jps big?

 

[ECFS-Attitash]

Go fatter and shorter.

Icelantics.

 

[wev-skis]

i have elizabeths and there pretty good all around in the east coast

even on pretty bad days they still do good for a fat ski

 

[cbl718]

yeah but im too big for the lizzies

 

[Utahpowderskier]

Just move to utah where you can actually use a fat ski. Wait, nevermind. Dont.

 

[cbl718]

haha yeah i do just pretend i need fat ski because they are so sick on the one time a year that we actually get powder

 

[ECFS-Attitash]

That's what I'm doing.

muhahaha

 

[japollner]

I love my Bacons...

Soft enough to still turn in the trees, but fat enough to float. In my opinion, if you were going to have more than one ski on th east coast, and wanted a dedicated pow stick, go bacons or lizzies.