Need Advice On Skis

[Slick.Rick]

I have been extremely interested in the Armada JJs and this years Obsethed. They seem like a good fit for my skiing style. I am 6' 0'' and 145 pounds. I consider myself a type III skier. The majority of my season is spent at Crystal mountain, hitting south back and Northway. Both of these areas are steeper slopes with no grooming, and i want a more stable ski that i can hit cliffs all year even without fresh snow. The ski should also be able to ski on groomers and the park 20% of the time and the ski should be able to take a fucking beating. I love big mountain lines and so my 164 cm El Reys are not cutting it anymore. What do you guys think?

 

[.cam.]

check out on3p's whole line except blue steeles, kung fujas line blends, rossi s5 of s6 just look around eevery company will have a ski like this

 

[Slick.Rick]

I forgot to say that this Crystal Mountain is in Washington so basically I need a one ski-quiver that can even handle "northwest cement".

 

[RudyGarmisch]

If you like landing backward, Caylors.
If you dont, Billy Goats.
If your not timid about a bigger ski, Cease and Desist. Scott designed it when he was skiing Crystal for Crystal. I was skeptic, now I believe.

 

[Slick.Rick]

i dont usually land backwards, but CAN the billy goats land backwards?

 

[Ryan_BC]

from what i understand they arn't exactly designed to so i wouldn't suggest it in deep powder or off clifs. they caylor would do that i think for you though. But any ski can ski backwards , just mabey not as good as the rest. They all have advantages and disadvantages

 

[CCampbell-A1]

Sure it can, any ski can. The BG is pintailed however, so it's thin and oddly shaped for landing switch.

 

[Backyard.Skier]

line belnds is your answer. they shred everything. i love mine and they have held up really good.

 

[DGOskeeze]

Rossi S6