Need help with deciding what skis to get

youknomysteeze

youknomysteeze

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im lookin at k2 fujatives or some msp's idk which i should get. i ski just about everything,i go in the park most the time but ski the whole mountain if that helps
 
alright i cant get pissed cause its ur first post

but NS needs

height, weight, location, general % of what u do, lots of ice or good ammounts of pow at ur hill, aggresivness, and flex (if any preferance)
 
oooh, oakley osama pros seem like the ski for you. probably in the 178. there is a whole range of sizes, look on dogfunk.com for great deals on this ski.
 
alright i weigh 125 im like 5'4 5'5 i ski park 75% of the time. im pretty aggresive i guess,my mountain has basicly snow on top of ice,by the end of the day its mostly ice. and i have line chronic 157's idk if i need new skis or what size to get aswell
 
How do you like the chronics where you ski? What would you change about them for the better?
 
i have pretty old chronics, dont kno what year exactly but there the ones with the sculls at the tail there pretty nice. the guy who mounted my skis didnt center mount them so i cant spin as well also grinding is kind unbalanced.but overall they've been good to me
 
well neither ski you listed is recommended at center i think

you should try anthems if you ski alot of park. ive got a pari and they're amazing in park and they work well in pow pow and other stuff. they are centermount if that is what you really want

but if you are set on the two you listed then id go with the fujative just because they are a little better for park then the msp
 
I have the msp, seems like more of a all mountain carving charger ski. Still good in the park though. Really stiff ski from tip to tail. I'd go with k2 if you want a softer more playful ski in the park.
 
i dont really care what ski recomendations are fine those are just what i have been lookin at...yes i would like a softer mofr play ful ski
 
well fujis would be heaps softer and heaps more playful than what you currently have.
 
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