Ski help! WITH INFO!!!

masta_LE3B

masta_LE3B

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ok ive made couple threads like this in the past, but i do really need help.

THE SKIS:i want to buy powder skis and i was thinking of the anthems, chronic blends, 07 arv, nancys and any other ski thats fat. But i just cant decide. the nancys and the arv's are like 500, and they seem like really good skis. while the blends seem to be pretty good but not as great but a better price. while the anthems dont have the sicecut that id like they do have good width and are the best price. 

 

THE CONDITION AND USE: ok i was wanting to use them for powder but also park.(im a big park rat and im wanting to get out and explore more). i am not quite sure what a good length or width to get. im going to use them at park, powder and allmountain/steeps. i live in alaska so snows dry and crunchy/ shapr crystaly for hard pack and dry and fluffy for powder.

STATS: ok im 5' 2" or 5' 3"ish and thats why im considering womens skis. im about 120 and i like a stiff ski.

thanks for the help this means alot to me :]
 
find out if you like stiff or soft skis

that makes it alot easier to decide

and it is a huge part of the ski, you probably have a preference if you think about it
 
your ar6's are what, 84 at the waist? with you being a midget they can handle everything fairbanks has to offer.

that is my advice to you. if you want to spend lots of money then go ahead
 
well i guess you could say that im new to the whole freeski thing ive done it for 2 years and ive had the limpiest noodels, to the ar6 which seemed stiff to me and i liked both i think stiff seems a little more realistic. only because last year we got almost no powder and, probably be doing more allmountain. but i mite be doing a trip or so  i think this will be a powder year. so i guess in bettween. and also how does a reall stiff and a realy soft ski do in powder and what are the advanteges?
 
yea thats gonna be too big for you. for reference I'm 6'0'' so about 10 inches taller than you and my skis are 180s
 
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