Very Soft Skis But Good For Park

[MANDER]

I want a really soft and flexible ski to play around in but i barely even get pow days so they need to be good for park. Is there a ski like this?

 

[WONTON]

fujitive

 

[comeatmebro]

yep.

 

[lyndon]

Invaders, Fujatives, T-halls, Thrusters, pretty much any price point ski. (t-halls and thrusters ARENT pricepoint, fyi.)

 

[Shadows]

do they still make butterlicious's?

 

[Mex_LineJib^a]

i'd throw in there anthems & lizzies if you were lookin for anything fatter

 

[mrkt321]

I've got some pretty beat up 175 ARV's which are super soft and so much fun to butter on that I'd let go for cheap. They're light and really good in the park.

 

[396222687862]

Fujative/Invader = you can find for just under 200

Thalls

ARV

Thruster

All super soft and fun, ARV is a little wider though

 

[Mex_LineJib^a]

the post wasn't very specific, which is why i mentioned them

 

[grapesoda]

^he said he doesnt get many pow days, so that rules out the elizabeth. i would get the fujative if i were you, you can buy them new with a binding for about 300.

 

[*rkp*]

4frnt stl

 

[Mex_LineJib^a]

alota people use the elizabeth as their everyday/park ski. they are not strictly for powder u know... but if u wanna rule them out, rule them out... its not like i'm gonna debate over this!

 

[grapesoda]

^seems kinda weird to use a ski with a 110 waist as a pure park ski. but whatever floats your boat.

 

[*rkp*]

this years maybe, but past years models have been soft (especially once broken in)  and if you look around you can find some killer deals on last years skis.

 

[Ryanvdonk]

ARVs are the softest ski on the market, or at least last years were.

 

[lt.milo]

werd. or of course the reno rockers but that may be not your type of thing at all.

also, this has been asked a million and one times

 

[Edward.]

scott p3's

 

[Barmski]

you could go tms but stay away from rails.

 

[lechef]

yeah there really not that soft compared to other ski mentionned and def not worth the price difference

 

[lineskier2334]

invaders

 

[icywhite]

they werent even that soft

 

[Triple_Strum]

definitely some ARVs. Super soft and flexible yet have good edge hold and are fun in the park

 

[poofartpee]

ARG bitch!!!!!

 

[steezyjibber]

what about troublemakers

 

[slammerboy929]

silencers?

 

[joly.sp]

Correct me if I'm wrong, he asked for a SOFT park ski, aren't the T-Halls really stiff?

 

[steezyjibber]

i thought that but i felt em again

they're not

 

[JayDope]

not even close, they r soooooooooooooooo soft

 

[ValPow]

fujis, cheap but well made and super soft, seems perfect for what you want

arvs, mmmmmm not sure about that

 

[jahmin44]

probably mistaking them for the pipecleaners, if i am correc i think they are pretty stiff.

 

[funk.]

wait whaa? i always thought they were pretty damn stiff..

 

[funk.]

god damn it i was just looking at the new msp. and then i read that. so yeah. i thought it said msp. my b.

 

[mizzike]

ahahaha

troublemakers are about as flexible as 2x4's

 

[funk.]

not quite... but close.

 

[sindrejibb]

It depends on you. If you are really heavy, I wouldn't go for a really soft ski. I'm personally VERY lightweight, and I'm buing the Armada T-Hall.

 

[skiP.E.I.]

Fujatives or Line Invaders. Skiing my brother's Invaders, I found they were really lively and butter unbelievably. You have to keep them waxed though, because the base isn't sintered (at least not on the 06-7s) so they don't slide very fast. Plus symmetrical sidecut is soooooo good switch and will be better for all mountain than a non symmetrical center mounted ski. Fujatives are more durable thoguh, but also more expensive.

 

[[]Soul_Steeze[]]

word

that was the ski that i was thinking of while reading your description and i looked down and its like bam bam!! fuji fuji

yea bro fuji's

possibly invaders, but id go wit fujis over invaders