Playful all mountain skis

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ILoveskiing07

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Hey NEWSCHOOLERS, sorry for another post but I was just wondering if you guys know any playful and pretty soft all mountain skis. I will be using them for the park as well but not as much as all mountain. I have trouble narrowing down the list since they are many options. I am very small and light (5’3, 120 pounds). So most skis aren’t really playful for me unless they are really soft. I was riding my friends Vishnu Wets and they felt nice. Does anyone know any soft and playful all mountain skis for the ice-coast.
 
topic:ILoveskiing07 said:
Hey NEWSCHOOLERS, sorry for another post but I was just wondering if you guys know any playful and pretty soft all mountain skis. I will be using them for the park as well but not as much as all mountain. I have trouble narrowing down the list since they are many options. I am very small and light (5’3, 120 pounds). So most skis aren’t really playful for me unless they are really soft. I was riding my friends Vishnu Wets and they felt nice. Does anyone know any soft and playful all mountain skis for the ice-coast.
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Armada b-dogs would be a good option. I’ve had them for a season and they’re super easy to butter but still good in bumps and cliffs.
 
14416006:caveman31 said:
Armada b-dogs would be a good option. I’ve had them for a season and they’re super easy to butter but still good in bumps and cliffs.
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Awesome I have been looking at the Bdogs, how do they handle on groomers
 
You are super small and light id honestly recommend super soft skis for you. Line Blend. line sir Francis bacon. J skis allplay
 
14416020:Colingarnes said:
You are super small and light id honestly recommend super soft skis for you. Line Blend. line sir Francis bacon. J skis allplay
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Thanks I might be able to get a good deal on this years Blend
 
14416020:Colingarnes said:
You are super small and light id honestly recommend super soft skis for you. Line Blend. line sir Francis bacon. J skis allplay
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With the Line Blend would I get 100 mm brake of 110 mm brake for the binding
 
line honey badgers are light and poppy, they chip easlily but can handle anything... they also look cool but there are defintly better skis out there.
 
14416532:rymeisterbaby said:
line honey badgers are light and poppy, they chip easlily but can handle anything... they also look cool but there are defintly better skis out there.
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Line’s durability isn’t the best I ain’t tryna have to buy another ski halfway through the season cause I hit rails pretty hard. The Honey Badgers are also known to be a pretty cheap but not durable ski

**This post was edited on Mar 22nd 2022 at 6:33:28pm
 
topic:ILoveskiing07 said:
Hey NEWSCHOOLERS, sorry for another post but I was just wondering if you guys know any playful and pretty soft all mountain skis. I will be using them for the park as well but not as much as all mountain. I have trouble narrowing down the list since they are many options. I am very small and light (5’3, 120 pounds). So most skis aren’t really playful for me unless they are really soft. I was riding my friends Vishnu Wets and they felt nice. Does anyone know any soft and playful all mountain skis for the ice-coast.
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If you’re willing to fork over some extra money icelantics nomad series sound about right super soft/light
 
14416558:ILoveskiing07 said:
Line’s durability isn’t the best I ain’t tryna have to buy another ski halfway through the season cause I hit rails pretty hard. The Honey Badgers are also known to be a pretty cheap but not durable ski

**This post was edited on Mar 22nd 2022 at 6:33:28pm
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honey badgers are more meant for smaller people to. im 15 and Ive rid them for a season. they are defintly not a good ski for a big person
 
14416617:rymeisterbaby said:
honey badgers are more meant for smaller people to. im 15 and Ive rid them for a season. they are defintly not a good ski for a big person
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I m 16 and pretty small but I am planning on buying a ski this year and not buying a new pair until college.
 
14416670:ILoveskiing07 said:
Considering Nomad 95, Bdog or honey badger
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bdogs are heavy but really poppy and fun honey badgers are light and poppy, the nomad 95 is similar to the honey badger but way more durable, im sure you would be happy with either one. best of luck to you dawg
 
stop promoting honey badgers, seen u in another thread losing ur shit tryna prove that honey badgers aren’t beginner park skis lul

14416532:rymeisterbaby said:
line honey badgers are light and poppy, they chip easlily but can handle anything... they also look cool but there are defintly better skis out there.
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14416746:okayimlinking said:
stop promoting honey badgers, seen u in another thread losing ur shit tryna prove that honey badgers aren’t beginner park skis lul
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you mad annoying dog

there not beginer skis cause they are cheaper.

this shit on ns annoys me, look at lines videos for hb khai krepela is goated he rides hb, ive seen many videos of advanced skiiers riding honey badgers saying its their choice of ski.
 
14416746:okayimlinking said:
stop promoting honey badgers, seen u in another thread losing ur shit tryna prove that honey badgers aren’t beginner park skis lul
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I also said there were better skis out there. line even promoted the honey badgers as intermediate to advanced
 
14416663:ILoveskiing07 said:
I m 16 and pretty small but I am planning on buying a ski this year and not buying a new pair until college.
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If your riding in the park than your skis will last a season or two. I would get another skis besides the honey badgers cuz they chip hella easy
 
14416772:rymeisterbaby said:
If your riding in the park than your skis will last a season or two. I would get another skis besides the honey badgers cuz they chip hella easy
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Thanks imma decide between bdog, blend, and nomad 95. Has anyone skied the line blend weighing around 120 pounds and being 5’3- 5’5. Cause I found a good deal on them but people have been saying that they are pretty hard to ski around the mountain since its kinda a noodle. But i wonder how it would feel on a small and light person. Nomad 95 are pretty expensive and I dont really like the top sheet. People have been saying that the Bdog doesn’t ski that soft but I have looked at the sooth ski data and the bdog is only slightly stiffer than the blend. Has anyone light and pretty small skied either bdog or blend because people doing reviews on skis who are 5’10 are completely different skis for someone way lighter and smaller. Buying skis stresses me out so much

**This post was edited on Mar 23rd 2022 at 8:18:30am
 
14416801:ILoveskiing07 said:
Thanks imma decide between bdog, blend, and nomad 95. Has anyone skied the line blend weighing around 120 pounds and being 5’3- 5’5. Cause I found a good deal on them but people have been saying that they are pretty hard to ski around the mountain since its kinda a noodle. But i wonder how it would feel on a small and light person. Nomad 95 are pretty expensive and I dont really like the top sheet. People have been saying that the Bdog doesn’t ski that soft but I have looked at the sooth ski data and the bdog is only slightly stiffer than the blend. Has anyone light and pretty small skied either bdog or blend because people doing reviews on skis who are 5’10 are completely different skis for someone way lighter and smaller. Buying skis stresses me out so much

**This post was edited on Mar 23rd 2022 at 8:18:30am
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i weigh 130 and have rode bdogs they felt really good
 
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