Which park skis?

[Kebec]

So i'm buying skis this weekend, i live in the east coast, i usually skis small and rugged mountains so i don't care about all mountain performance and i am looking for a (symmetrical) park ski which is preferably light but very durable as well because i will be hitting a lot of rails, jibbing in my backyard and hitting 30-40 ft jump lines and trying to progress and start learning the learn more challenging tricks this year like corks as well as starting to learn butters and flat tricks. I'll be skiing every weekend once it snow on this ski aswell.

I have a budget of $350, more or less...

 

[Spiri7o]

Atomic Punx

 

[NOpoleon]

for butters and fun flat ground stuff. check out Line TC's

 

[Kebec]

i've looked at the punx and tc's are over my budget

 

[D-Neuf]

K2 press (without bindings) 350$ - They're not symmetrical though.

 

[Obie.]

This years k2 press start off @ $299*. For your budget that may be the best ski for what your looking to do & I believe they ''raised'' the tail on this years because that bothered alot of people.

Also check out the domains from 2011: http://www.untracked.com/p3605c13b37-11_k2_domain_symmetrical_freestyle_skis.html (if you ride a 169, which will really measure out around 173 or so)

 

[Kebec]

what about liberty LTE's, anyone tried them or know what they're like?

 

[ColoradoSkiShop]

We've got the Press from 2012 in stock for only $187 shipped. Have them in 149, 169, and 179cm sizes.

 

[7springsprod]

Colorado ski shop is the best shop on the east coast hands down. Excellent customer services with extremely good prices. I still order from them instead of my local shop.

 

[ForeverYung]

Holy shit that's a steal. Just bought new park skis last winter, but I might vet another pair. OP get on that deal, it's amazing

 

[Kebec]

sick!!!!!!!