Best twin tip skis???

Question

What are the best twin tip skis from 07/08 that are reasonable when it comes to price. I am looking for a park and all mountain ski but not a powder ski. Thanx

Answer 1

One of the best sites for affordable skis out there is summitonline.com they always have rock bottom prices.  I love my K2 Fujitives,

Answer 2

Freeskier liked the 4frnt VCT and scratch steeze. for all mountain. line prophet 100 was the best out of all of them. Park and pipe was rocked by the salomon thrusters. My fav is the new k2 pe and the salomon Dumont

Answer 3

Any 4frnt skis are high quality, line has been getting better and they have a lot of deals, I would be careful with Armada as I know many people who have had problems with them, including myself. As for bigger companies K2 has really good skis as does Rosignol, Salomon isn't quite up to par with those two giants

Answer 4

Ghetto Scratches

Answer 5

Lib Tech..

Answer 6

Line Skis

Answer 7

Big Man,

There are a ton of great options out there for what you are looking at. I most often recommend for people to get a more all mountain twin then a noodley park ski. The reason for this is so that you have the ability to not only ride the park but also ski every where else on the mountain. As for which skis I would recommend for you.......

Check out the Dynastar Trouble Maker and the Line Chronic. Both of these options are sick and can easily do everything on the mountain. The Trouble Maker will do  bit better as an all mountain twin being that it is stiffer. That being said though Dynastar was smart when designing this ski because directly under foot they inserted an extra layer of metal making it so that it is super durable for when you are jibbing. The Chronic on the other hand is softer but it makes up for that in agility and park performance. It locks on to rails and can easily be used for jumps.

Here are a couple links for some more info on the two skis........

http://www.sierrasnowboard.com/2008-Line...

http://www.sierrasnowboard.com/Dynastar-...

Feel free to message me with any further questions.

Cheers,

Sierra Crew