Edollos, Keys, something else?

tawmi

tawmi

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I'm looking for an "all around" freestyle ski if that makes sense. Something serviceable for low speed jibs and butters, for large-ish jumps and drops, and for a little bit of west side powder.

I tried Edollos and really liked them! I'd be happy with them for sure. But I feel like I could maybe go for something just a little bit softer and lighter, especially for me at 5'8", 140 pounds, so I was considering Keys as well. The N64 color is just also really cool ?

Anyone have input on these two skis, or possibly another one that would work as well?
 
topic:tawmi said:
I'm looking for an "all around" freestyle ski if that makes sense. Something serviceable for low speed jibs and butters, for large-ish jumps and drops, and for a little bit of west side powder.

I tried Edollos and really liked them! I'd be happy with them for sure. But I feel like I could maybe go for something just a little bit softer and lighter, especially for me at 5'8", 140 pounds, so I was considering Keys as well. The N64 color is just also really cool ?

Anyone have input on these two skis, or possibly another one that would work as well?
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Edollos are a really good overall ski, also for pow. Idk a lot about keys, but if you want them softer and lighter, keys are a great option too. I dont think, that it makes that much of a difference tbh:)
 
topic:tawmi said:
I'm looking for an "all around" freestyle ski if that makes sense. Something serviceable for low speed jibs and butters, for large-ish jumps and drops, and for a little bit of west side powder.

I tried Edollos and really liked them! I'd be happy with them for sure. But I feel like I could maybe go for something just a little bit softer and lighter, especially for me at 5'8", 140 pounds, so I was considering Keys as well. The N64 color is just also really cool ?

Anyone have input on these two skis, or possibly another one that would work as well?
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you could also look at some icelandtic nomads
 
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topic:tawmi said:
I'm looking for an "all around" freestyle ski if that makes sense. Something serviceable for low speed jibs and butters, for large-ish jumps and drops, and for a little bit of west side powder.

I tried Edollos and really liked them! I'd be happy with them for sure. But I feel like I could maybe go for something just a little bit softer and lighter, especially for me at 5'8", 140 pounds, so I was considering Keys as well. The N64 color is just also really cool ?

Anyone have input on these two skis, or possibly another one that would work as well?
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Idc how heavy u are but keys are stiff in the back to support u on jump landings and soft n buttery in the front. Idk how they do in pow. We don’t have that shit at Hunter
 
Misfit skis 106

I rode the 184 at 5foot 9

Very light and fun

topic:tawmi said:
I'm looking for an "all around" freestyle ski if that makes sense. Something serviceable for low speed jibs and butters, for large-ish jumps and drops, and for a little bit of west side powder.

I tried Edollos and really liked them! I'd be happy with them for sure. But I feel like I could maybe go for something just a little bit softer and lighter, especially for me at 5'8", 140 pounds, so I was considering Keys as well. The N64 color is just also really cool ?

Anyone have input on these two skis, or possibly another one that would work as well?
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I have both skis and the edollos are better. They have a lot of pop if u Ollie super hard. The keys soften up dramatically over time almost to the point of wet plus
 
Edollos shred the entire hill so hard to the point that I ride them 90% of the time even outside of the park. I’ve own 2 pairs and they hold up really well
 
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Idc how heavy u are but keys are stiff in the back to support u on jump landings and soft n buttery in the front. Idk how they do in pow. We don’t have that shit at Hunter
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Are they similar to the Bentchetler in that regard? I tried Bents and I really didn't like how stiff they were in the back. Not fun at all to pop or ski switch
 
14532645:tawmi said:
Are they similar to the Bentchetler in that regard? I tried Bents and I really didn't like how stiff they were in the back. Not fun at all to pop or ski switch
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Wildly playful ski. Be sure to detune the living shit out of it (tip to tail) tho before u try going anywhere switch.
 
14532645:tawmi said:
Are they similar to the Bentchetler in that regard? I tried Bents and I really didn't like how stiff they were in the back. Not fun at all to pop or ski switch
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Doggie, the bent's are an absolute riot. Super fun to pop, butter, ride switch, and no detune needed.
 
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