Going to dissagree my buddy has the Scratch FS WRS 2007 and I rode it it was heavier than my scratch ghettos that are the same as these but the 2007 model is heavier because i have the Axial 2 140 binding and my bud with the axial 2 120 same binding and his bindings are lighter. But in some way the ski the 2007 model is still heavier. Good Ski bit more weight.

This ski will do it all. It's not stiff though. So if you want to carve racer turns on groomers look elsewhere. It handles great on groomers for me i own the ghetto but its the same ski uh. Its not like the armada pipe cleaner there not super noodle skis but there soft. In short on my opinion they handle fine but not for racing look else where for that.

167 might be a bit short im 5 10 5 11 ish and i ski a 174 but i have the Rossignol Ghetto from last year there the exact same ski they are AMAZING i dont have any good pow where i live but mainly park and groomers. They handle great really reponsive but mine are not true center but on the addicted line the farthest one up that about 5 cm of true center good for a ski with this kinda side cut. But if your centering it go a few cm's back like 2 to 5 cm back. Go with 174 there not much longer but for your height go with 174's take a look at the scratch ghetto better graphics cheaper price. Same ski there 249.99 last years ski but i sware there the same as these. The graphics are so much cooler on the ghettos than these take a look.

They are both great skis. You can't go wrong with either one. Should handle it all for you. If you havent got skis yet i had the same problem the K2 PE's i think are a medium flex meaning stiffer. The ghetto's are softer but not noodles. There amazing skis I love them but i havent heard much about the PE's so. My advice is the Scratch ghetto.

Rossignol SAS 140 or 120 this years difference is uh din i think the bindings i believe are the same.

Well I would go with the Kreation for park but that has a 90 flex to it the SAS 110 sensor 3 has a 110 flex. Higher the number on a flex means the boot is stiffer. Anyway, if you're skiing park my advice would be the kreation but since everyone is different its hard to say. The SAS 110 boot seems good for all around but, some people like really soft boots for park some like stiffer boots. I have Rossignol Scratch boots from 2008 I love them there a 85/95 flex meaning i can adjust the stiffness with a allen key. But to choose for park skiing i would go the Salomon Kreation with the 90 flex because i like soft boots for park. In the end dude the best thing you can do is go with is your choice since I don't know if you like soft or stiffer boots, or if you ski backcountry or park. Another thing is I can't find the width the last of the Kreation but the SAS width or fit is medium 100mm.

Ok Nx 12 and px is like rossignols axium binding and axial 2 binding now they play where the screws go in should be the same for both bindings and also i would suggest going to a ski shop and getting you px 12 bindings put on professionaly with usually you cant put the bindings back in the holes they were in but unless theres a lifter plate with the holes in it i dont know what to tell you but im going to strongly suggest to go to a ski shop if you have theres not much i can say sorry hope you solve your problem.

Yeah you can bend it but you have to know how to or you can bust the brake. And Rossignol doesn't make a brake that is 130mm only 120

mainly grey some black.

Sorry For totaly changing this review but.... These ski are not softat all for me the a mid flex edges tend to grab if your looking for aski to shred a bit a powder in check out the Scratch Screamin that skiisnt the widest but this is a kids ski a junior like age 10 to 15 iknow there is also a kids version of this in 110 and 125s so peels youreyes away from this. The Screamin is decent for a on off all moutain /park and powder ski. The Screamin comes in 160cm, 170cm, 176cm, 182cm.

K2 SILENCER:Dimensions: 113/80/104Sizes: 159, 169, 179Performance: 40% - 60%Radius: 14mm/Standard TaperConstruction: Torsion Box CapCore: Fir

Depends What lense are you looking at Black Iridium is Persimmon isn't.

Yeah People say there more for park but The Look Px's Dynastar Px's and so on also Rossignol's 120, 140, 150 and 200 are the same for free style and race also back coutry but you could go with these i think you should go with the Dynastar PX 14 Racing XXL Binding item number #DYN0198 (that's on here backcountry.com). More Din more metal heavier but someone would tell you thats suited for back country really there all the same. Also I didn't say the nx bindings and the axium bindings there really garbage.

Yes.

112 / 82 / 104mm

It might be a bit too stiff for you......but you might be able to ride those if you are agressive..... Go with the 160 if you want them i suggest look around and spend some time on finding the right ski i got a pair of 174 scratch ghettos and it took me 5 months to decide........Over 3 pair Rossignol Ghetto, Armada AR6 and Salomon Dumont.................ARE you kidding these skis are so soft.... my son who is 5'-4" and 135 skis AR6,s in 171cm and could ski 175cm's they are the softest of this group and by far the best. buy the 171cm,s and center mount them you will love them. They are the best park ski on the market right now , they are so light. Don't Center Them In true center the ski is not completely symmetrical so that would make it harder to turn but this person is smaller than your son this is my advice. I'm 6'2 at 220 and I've ridden these but I'm bigger keep that in mind so look around chi and research that's what I did. I'm much bigger so there would be a difference. maybe check out the Scratch screamin my skinny friend loves it I don't. It's more all mountain/park Twin tip.

Recommended Use: All-mountain skiing, park and pipe, freestyle

should be fine with minor "persuasion" of the brakes. I had the same with brakes on m 98mm Seth Vicious and they had a few mm clearance. All you need to do is to get a ski shop to bend them out a bit.

Hell ya. I use the Scratch 140's from 08 and there great and i do advanced park.

From what I hear about 6.5lbs a ski. This is what i found im certain 96% if not sorry.

Yes. This is a Soft flex ski. Hope that answers your question.

Go with the Rossignol SAS 2 140 or 120 or even the 150 or 200 but that might be too much din for you i recomend the 140 or 120 i have the 08 scratch 140s there great and the SAS 2 140 is the same as the Axial 2 140. SAS is just a name.

Wait a little bit each pair is different probaly not by much..... so im getting a email and the I'll let you know. im having it wieghed.

they weight about 7.5 pounds

park skiing? center it. Maybe go back 1 or 2 cm for more powder/all mountain, but if youre going to spend 50% or more of your time riding switch, center it. If you want to just use these as your park skis go with these in center and use another pair for back country.

Yes! of Course.!

100mm brake too skinny man. BUT. You can bend it out to fit its 9mm difference also get a ski shop to do that not you and another thing it would be better to look for a binding that has a XXL brake like 120 i have the scratch ghetto with a 84 mm waist and a 100mm brake so your better off not recking your new bindings.

Look at the sizing chart near where it says order this and look and that should help you i cant really tell you what size you need I dont know what size you are.

No it doesn't. read my review. Uhh. the top layer doesn't peel but you see scratches on it easily because hense its dark colour and there not great.

Hey you need like 105 cm poles witch is about 41 inches because you want to hold on to your poles your elbow should be on a 90 degree angle.

Yes this helmet allows you to answer your phone while it is in your pocket.

Not only does this DAKINE bag protect two pairs of skis while you travel afar for new snow, it includes three external and two internal pockets to hold boots, tools, and other accessories. This is exact words in the description read carefully next time.

All the stuff at back country ships at either August or late september so wait or call Back Country and ask or go to the chat.

There Fairly light. Look at what there made out of and research this on internet if your curious again.

These are not a extremely flexible pair of skis but they have a pretty good soft flex to them.

There probaly sold out.