Moment skis

cbeebzthasteeze

cbeebzthasteeze

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So I was trying to find last years (08/09) Moment Reno Jib or Rocker skis, but I can't find them anywhere. Got any ideas where to look?
 
nope but mine kill it, i have last years reno jibs, the only thing i wish i would have done differently would have been to get the rockers, just to have a few more cm under foot and a tiny amount of rocker, sorta of a narrowed one ski quiver

good luck finding them
 
Alright, change of thread. I decided I am not going to get Moments, but an All-Terrain park ski from Line. Any idea which is the "best"? I am 70% park, and 30% all-mountain. I am 5'9" and weigh 135.
 
if your on a budet check out last years invaders 171 or 178, i personaly think this years anthems are sick in a 171 or 178, i havent riden the afterbangs but deffinatly get the 177's if your decide on those, but i personally like how anthems ride...pretty soft, supper fun ski in either a 171 or 178
 
Do you ski more jumps or more rails?
Buttery park ski: Invader's or Afterbang'sFatter: Anthem
Stiff Park ski:Chronic's
Just to let ya know LINE is a great company but there are others that are just as good that you should look into.
 
I do both, between rails and jumps, it's 50-50. I would like a stiffer park ski, but with a decent amount of flex to it. What are some others that are within a decent budget of $300-$450 that you know of?
 
Dude i got the faction kennedys its supposed to be a pure park ski but i was skiing it the powder and it was pretty sick too i got mine for like 500 with bindings but the line chronics are sick too
 
Well Chronics sounds great for what you want.
Also check out Armada AR6's, Atomic Punx, and I just picked up a new pair of Liberty LTE's that I am so stoked on.
 
dude i have last years jibs and they rock, pretty much bomb proof, great flex, (i actually want the rockers since i herd there a little softer which would make them them perfect) ill top sheet great demensions, not much more to say than a great ski
 
Line Elizabeths possibly? If you're open to a fat soft park ski that can kill it all mountain then it's the ski for you
 
I've got the Rockers, and I love them and definitely would recommend them to someone else. Soft, light and a ton of fun. they are real buttery, great on rails, but I haven't tried them on real jumps yet. They also ski surprisingly well on hardpack, where they can turn on a dime, but can also hold a solid line. If you have anymore questions, PM me.
 
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