“oh ya i love this ski i can go all over with it i drop 15 foot cliffs in the back country and do great drops switch i have only crashed like four times but i hang all over and ski with racers and with the local powder riders and i use this ski as my normall all around ski i don't even own pow skis cause this ski works so well” --dogtown
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I always keep a pair of twin-tips around to play with when we haven't had any snow for a while. I use them mainly in the moguls. My twins need to handle a light amount of crud, slush, powder, etc. but I'm not concerned about their deep snow performance. Of all the twins I've owned I've enjoyed these the most.
One reason I like these is they have fairly decent dampening...” --Rio
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The Coral Snake was only built for 2 years and then decisions were made to reduce side cut measurements and the new Snakes were moving towards the Park. My guess is that the configuration was too radical for the mainstream and they split the difference and made the Rotor 84 instead.
At 122 the Coral has almost the same shovel as the Stockli Laser SL (120), ...” --Matonieve
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I've skied on a lot of park skis in my day, and I have to say the Boone Magic Sticks in the freeride width stand out as my easy favorite. I prefer a little wider ski for park than most people, so the 93mm waist works perfectly for me. I know a number of people who ski on the 83mm waist ski, and they all have positive things to say as well. The flex is unbelievable. Very even throughout...” --JsNeagle
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“Great ski's good for all mountain, ok on the park, pretty good in powder” --theovr6
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“I'm on my second pair of 180s, I sold the first ones (the ugly brown graphics) to a backcountry skier from Edwards. I have the 07 model now, I'm pretty sure the construction is the same as the 08. Turn radius 24m, seems about right in powder. 123/91/116 for a mid-fat isn't excessive, and they are stiff, well built.I ski Vail and Summit County where deep snow and crud are the main fare. The...” --snokat
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Amazing for the park and rest of the mountain, relatively cheap.
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The James could very well be the post popular if the while XX series. With the XX James's 90mm waist, the versatility of this model will make it fun east or west, frontside or back, hell you could through some A/T bindings on them and they will excel in the back country. Hard snow performance was very good for a ski with this construction and like it's sir name, the West, I...” --Philpug
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The Kink was my runner up behind the Salomon Rocker2 90 in my 2013 "Steals & Deals". The Kink is the spiritual successor in the Volkl line to the Karma and Bridge, a ski that fills the niche between the al-mountain lines and Park series and lighter powder skis. The Kink very well could be the best combination of the three and the most versatile....for the least amount...” --Philpug
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“The Tweak is an all-mountain twin that's a lot of fun both in and out of the park. It's an extremely light ski, so it's very maneuverable and great in bumps as well. Yet the carbon rods keep it stiff enough to stay very stable at speed, and it's a very capable carver. The mountain point is also back from center, so it has a slightly more all-mountain focus than some pure park skis, but it's...” --mordy07
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