Magnus 90 or line blend

[ryan_everts]

I’m needing some new skis and I am looking at the magnus 90 and the line blend in the past the I had a pair of chronically and they barely lasted me a season his line improved there skis since then?

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[Mb123]

All surface park skis are only 299$ , get some odsessys they have a lot of rocker which makes in more flexiable then the magnus and cheaper

 

[ryan_everts]

Ok

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[Rum_Ham]

Rocker doesn’t mean soft necessarily but it does mean playful. Lime blends are supposed to be the softest skis on the market

 

[Obie.]

get some odsessys they have a lot of rocker which makes in more flexiable then the magnus and cheaper

Rocker doesn’t mean soft necessarily but it does mean playful.

Yes. The Surface Odyssey's are actually very very stiff skis. But the 3 stage rocker does give them a loose feel that is pretty fun, I rode the older models in the midwest for a couple seasons & enjoyed them. The Surface Auburn & Park Blanks would also be good, inexpensive options.

The J skis Whipit would be a great fit for midwest skiing, which I assume would be consisting of a lot of rails. Also look in the Vishnu Wet, Line Blend as stated above & Line Honey Badger. There's others out there but those skis come to mind when I think of soft skis that would be right at home taking quick laps in the midwest

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[Woos]

Vishnu Wet

 

[Phillydog1]

Magnus will be stiffer and have more rocker than the Blends. Durability on the Magnus is the best in the industry as well. Possibly JSKIS ALLPLAY? Similar to Line Blend but more durable and a little narrower.