Line Blend Actual Length

[Perogies]

I've had people say I should go with the 178 but, I've had the same amount of people say go with 185 so I was wondering how tall are these skis really? If anyone has measured theirs, or could do that for me that would be great +k

 

[integralmgmt]

How tall are you and what's your weight? I don't have the Blends but we can still recommend a size

 

[Perogies]

I'm 6' 180lbs I should probably be on the 185 but ill be rising them in the park

 

[integralmgmt]

Yeah I'd definitely go 185. They'll be a lot lore stable on jumps and will have better balance on rails.

 

[Perogies]

Cool ight, back to the problem at hand, what is the actual length of the ski?

 

[aputnam]

i don't know the actual measured length, but im 5'6 maby 5'7 and i got the 178's. perfect size. i use em in the park too. i do know they measure a little long. my 178 blends are about an inch longer than my 179 bridges. but if you're 6 foot you can't go wrong with 185s. hopew that helps you

 

[b-kul]

according to blister lines run 2-4cm short. so definitely 185.

 

[-wakes-]

im 6 foot 155 and ride a 178 for all mtn just fine. Ive skied 6+ inches of snow on it, and hit cliffs just fine. Its pretty good in the park although it is not my park ski. I personally prefer a shorter length so the ski is more maneuverable. If you are hitting bigger jumps a 185 might be a god call

 

[skier58284]

You want these as a park ski, correct?

Assuming you are a good skier... If you'll be hitting big kickers definitely go 185. If you will be doing mostly rails and spins and small jumps, you could go either way.