Park ski

[parkrder727]

looking for a good park ski that will do me good. i am 6 3 and 175 lbs i am in the park almost all day and leave three or four times so sesh the glades.....what would the most suitable ski be,thx in advance for your input

 

[ds.181.3]

do u like a firm ski for big air...or a more playful ski for butters and such?

 

[parkrder727]

i think i would like a softer ski but not so soft that you can barely keep them strait

 

[Obsessedwski]

line anthems. They're like the invaders xept they're wider so better for the pow between the trees and they're flexy but not too much. Im not sure about the length, but 178, 181?

 

[parkrder727]

sounds good to me anymore suggestions?

 

[B-Haag]

^^line anthems like that guy said you should like them if you get them o and they run big so the 178 is a 181-182 roughly i think that is what that guy was trying to say.

 

[parkrder727]

thx alot guys apreciate it....now to find a good set

 

[poofartpee]

id check out the rossi scratch ghetto for a ski thats a bit stiffer but is super solid

another amazing and greatley underated ski that i think is worth checkin out is the Nordica Spark

solid enough for big jumps and still enough flex to fuck around...great all around ski for a descent price

 

[Obsessedwski]

Backcountry.com has some for really cheap, SAC just recently had a sale on them too so u can pick them up for like 250 then just get a binding off here and bam!, a sweet ski + binding for 350~ish thats pretty good. Then u hav $$$ left over for steezy outerwear and poles, goggles'n shit.

http://www.backcountry.com/store/LIN0085/Line-Anthem-Alpine-Ski.html

 

[skierkid_92]

armdada T Halls

 

[OMGWTFBBQ]

ninthward firstblood 180's

there bombproof and are soo much fun

 

[WeK]

Check out the Ghettos.

I'm not sure if the Scratch FS WRS are the previous model of them but that's what i got, might be a bit thin for glades but flex wise I think it's what you'd like.

I think Anthems might just be too soft for someone your size, which is something you have to consider where a ski someone might consider mid-flex would turn out to be much softer for you.