Idea for skis

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televback1

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sorry for another thread on this but i would like some input

my specs: little less than 6', 165, ski colorado but would only use this ski for park 

i am looking for a good durable park ski that will handel anyhting and has to be soft too i have been lookin at invaders and anthems. what else shoudl i look at? 
 
It seems like the invader or anthem would be super soft for your size, but i've never skied them so I could be wrong. I know you said you wanted something soft, but you could probably flex a lot of skis well.
 
well flexing is a little bit harder for me because i tele so to get a ski to do a nose butter is extreamly difficult and all the companies that are making tele specific park skis really suck and dont know how to build a solid ski so i think i need someting on the softer side 
 
not if he want something soft.

im 6'2 200 pounds and my anthems work just fine for me with what you explained. id go 178 anthems if i were you just for the extra width
 
not if he want something soft.

im 6'2 200 pounds and my anthems work just fine for me with what you explained. id go 178 anthems if i were you just for the extra width
 
sorry to burst everyones bubble, but youre all wrong. the ski you want is the ninthward mik d compte. this is without a doubt the best park ski ever made. people who disagree have never been on them. they are very buttery but not too soft, like invaders or fujis are, they pop to the frikken moon, they are super light, basically just straight up the best park ski ever. i have been on many different scratches, fujis, lines, ar5s, arvs, and TMs, and comptes blow all of them out of the water. comes in a 176 only, but thats a good size for you. i have never heard anyone who has ridden them not think they are the best park skis ever.
 
how are the anthems arent they 93 underfoot and i dont want such a huge ski underfoot like no t huge but turing a ski is a little harder with tele even though i am good so looking in the like 80-88 range

how are the moments?
 
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