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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

made a shortlist of skis i'm thinking of getting, looking for a ski i take confidently down a piste but can still take off piste when i want and over a few jumps as i want to learn some freestyle. was just curious on anyones experience or views on these skis, im thinking of getting them in sizes between 170 and 177 depending on the ski, im around 6ft but am very light and am used to slightly shorter skis
Nordica Soul Rider in either 169 or 177
Line Chronic 171
K2 Shredinator 170 or 177
Majesty Dirty Bear in 175
Any Advice would be much appreciated Very Happy
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Female Soulrider skier here. 5ft 5in, around 61kg/9.5 stone and ski the 177s, so would advise going for even longer than 177s if you can. They are so easy to ski. grip well on piste, and give plenty of float off piste. Can't vouch for park performance as that's not my bag at all.

I would guess that most fellow SHs would say you need mid 170s min, and for a twin tip probably a bit longer...
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I also have and like the SOul RIders. 5 foot 9 and 68-70kg. I have the 185s and as I said before I like them - playful, fun, versatile and excellent edge grip on hard snow. Remember they have a twin tip (-5cm from length) and tip/tail rocker (-10cm from length). They have a pretty soft flex and are very easy to ski - I think you should go 185, especially if you want them to work offpiste.
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@miniyanto, no idea about the quality of the skis, but I'd go for the Line Chronics as they have the marginally less stupid name. Very Happy Very Happy
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