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4 Comments

1. bobbsacycle
   06/14/2011 at 5:08 am

   I agree with the third answer but here is my wisdom.

   Go to a local trusted recommended ski shop. Once there locate a knowledgeable sales person. The person should be able to fit you to the best ski that fits you. Rember to let them know what type of skier you are, your skill, how many years you been at the sport, and what you plan to do with the ski, and how often you ski.

2. cromes
   06/14/2011 at 5:08 am

   http://www.rossignol.com/CG/avenger-av-system_F0180_product_ski-men-skis-all-mountain.html
   something like that would be fine. I had rossi’s a couple years ago and they were great. good quality. go to your local shop and you will find something, it doesnt really matter which ski you get there all pretty similar, as long as you get an intermediate rated all mountain ski you will be good.

3. Anh-Thy
   06/14/2011 at 5:08 am

   try rossingal or soloman they are good skis and are pretty lightweight to do tricks some of them

4. Jim W
   06/14/2011 at 5:08 am

   There is no such thing as the "Best ski" for any purpose. All of the major brands are good and some better for one thing or another, Nor is there a bad ski company. If they produce bad equipment, they go out of business very fast. Try to find a demo day near you and try several different brands and models on the same runs. Remember that how a ski is tuned will make a difference in how it skis.