Soft park ski

[gatxcib]

Hello, looking for new park dedicated ski.

I had ridden all mountain skis, that are to stiff and heavy so I’m looking for something more lightweight, softer and playful.

I’m 195cm and about 115kg

thinking about bdogs, wets, blends or reckoners, but any other recommendations are appreciated!

I would prefer something that will hold for at least 2-3 winters in good condition.

Thanks a lot

 

[tutipups]

wet 189cm

 

[tutipups]

also for next time try to post gear questions in gear talk

 

[Rock_Inhabitant]

wet 189cm

Wets aren’t that durable tho

 

[CatdickBojangles]

Wets aren’t that durable tho

Way more durable than anything else he listed.

 

[gatxcib]

wet 189cm

Sold out now

Will catch them next season hopefully

**This post was edited on Jan 15th 2024 at 10:54:38am

 

[Rock_Inhabitant]

Way more durable than anything else he listed.

That’s true lol

 

[BallClapper]

Nomad 95, wet+, 4frnt switch. The switch is more of an all mountian freestyle ski.

 

[Luke.Pascot]

I’ve been skiing (VERY AGGRESSIVELY) on my nomad 95s for 3 years and just had my first edge blow out 2 days ago. I seriously cannot praise these skis enough. They’re soft, playful, and super responsive in the park. I wouldn’t recommend them if you’re a big jump kinda person. Like I said they’re soft. I’d even go as far as to say too soft for jumps. Like, at this point, my skis are softer than blends, and I find myself wishing out on landings sometimes, but like I said, the skis are unbelievably durable. You wont find a more durable soft park ski out there. Second best option is probably the moment Frankenski, but those have been sold out for a while now.

 

[KilaTsunami]

I’ve been skiing (VERY AGGRESSIVELY) on my nomad 95s for 3 years and just had my first edge blow out 2 days ago. I seriously cannot praise these skis enough. They’re soft, playful, and super responsive in the park. I wouldn’t recommend them if you’re a big jump kinda person. Like I said they’re soft. I’d even go as far as to say too soft for jumps. Like, at this point, my skis are softer than blends, and I find myself wishing out on landings sometimes, but like I said, the skis are unbelievably durable. You wont find a more durable soft park ski out there. Second best option is probably the moment Frankenski, but those have been sold out for a while now.

Nomads are incredible

 

[Non_State_Actor]

I’ve been skiing (VERY AGGRESSIVELY) on my nomad 95s for 3 years and just had my first edge blow out 2 days ago. I seriously cannot praise these skis enough. They’re soft, playful, and super responsive in the park. I wouldn’t recommend them if you’re a big jump kinda person. Like I said they’re soft. I’d even go as far as to say too soft for jumps. Like, at this point, my skis are softer than blends, and I find myself wishing out on landings sometimes, but like I said, the skis are unbelievably durable. You wont find a more durable soft park ski out there. Second best option is probably the moment Frankenski, but those have been sold out for a while now.

Nomads are incredible

This is your answer. One of the few park skis made over 190cm as well.