Zomg i need new skis (moments) help me choose lolz

[.SteezusChrist.]

yo guys so im getting some new planks for next year and was wondering what to get

i wanna go with some moments but not really sure which ones

i ski:
lots of park
lots of backcountry/pow

i want a ski that charges really really hard but that can handle moguls, slush, crud, and groomers, as well as slay the park

i have seen people on rockered skis that look sketchy in the park, so i need to be comfortable

here is what i am looking at:

reno jib
reno rocker
josh bibby pro model
tahoe
ruby
comi

i would like to try a rockered ski, as long as it is not too tough in the park
https://newschoolers.com/web/content/pagetemplate/name/sia08/page/sia08_moment/

 

[MrPantyDropper]

ive posted reviews on both rubies and tahoes if you wanna do a search...

if you have any additonal questions just ask.

but we need your height/weight and where you will be skiing.

also what skis have you liked/disliked.

 

[.SteezusChrist.]

5 foot 7 and still growing
140 pounds
turn 16 in july
ski park city, utah
needs to charge and work well in park

 

[MrPantyDropper]

180 rubies..possibly 188 and your set.

my rubies will be my everyday/jib/

 

[.SteezusChrist.]

180 or 188? damn dude, thats big... i am 170 cm tall btw

 

[MrPantyDropper]

180 you will be fine with if you a halfway decent skier..my dads a little bigger than you, but not so aggressive and was amazed at how easy they skied for a 180...im 5'9" 135 and wouldnt hesitate to go for the 188..

 

[dave...]

personally i would recommend the reno jib or tahoe, if you want something for the park

 

[dave44]

I'd go Tahoe, and if you're willing to go wider for an everyday ski, the Ruby's would be a good choice (mount forward from recommended for park usage...). Rubys rip everywhere, even hardpack.

 

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