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Harvest deep powder all morning, lay waste to groomers before lunch, then float through the park on your way to the locker room; the 4FRNT MSP Ski opens the door to supreme all-mountain shredding. Deep inside the MSP's core lies a brawny MEGAblock wood core that gives this ski forgiving yet powerful personality. Outside, a dual radius sidecut lays out wide, maching turns when you tip it on edge at a shallow angle, and blisteringly-fast small-radius turns when its tipped over even further. Add a mid-fat footprint and fat tip to this bonanza of features, and the MSP might be the only stick you'll ever need to storm the hill from dawn 'till dusk.
- X4 Dampening System uses laminated elastometric rubber foil for an extra smooth ride
- Q45 layering places fiberglass above and below the wood core to increase torsional and longitudinal stiffness
- Fully wrapped edges added durability for season after season of abuse
Bottom Line: A one-ride show that makes your stable of skis quiver in fear.
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Trying to decide between these and the line prophet 100. I'm
Trying to decide between these and the line prophet 100. I'm 15, 5'9" 130# expert/above advanced and ski anything from bumps to trees to chutes in Colorado. Any suggestions??
By: Jace.J
June 14, 2011
Thanks. Should I go P115 or P100?
By: Jace.J
July 6, 2011
I have prophets and I would highly recommend them!! they are a go anywhere do anything ski and you wont look back if you get them!!
By: Mitch Andrews
July 1, 2011
I think for what you describe the MSP would be a better ski. Plenty of float but a little smaller wist to make those groomers and bumps a little more enjoyable.
By: John Pruitt
August 24, 2011
Hey, I'm trying to determine what size MSP's I should
Hey, I'm trying to determine what size MSP's I should get...
I'm a seventeen year old, 5'10" and 140 lbs. I would consider myself an expert/above advanced skier who skis the backcountry, park, bumps, whatever in Colorado and Vermont. I currently use a pair of Volkl Bridges that are 176's. Should I go with the 181 or the 171.
By: Janky Roberts
April 11, 2011
Hey Janky,
Probably can't go wrong with either. I'd say if you're going to hit more trees, bumps and park, go with the 171. If you're going to bomb down runs and want something more stable, do the 181. I'm 6'1", 150lbs and I ski a 185cm, but I don't touch the park...
By: Bryan Lence
April 14, 2011
Janky,
Go with the 181's if you're as good as you say you are. You should also look at Wiley Miller's pro model that's coming out for this upcoming season. It's the YLE. Check it out, it's pretty dope.
By: rockya
July 14, 2011
Janky,
Go with the 181's if you're as good as you say you are. You should also look at Wiley Miller's pro model that's coming out for this upcoming season. It's the YLE. Check it out, it's pretty dope.
By: rockya
July 14, 2011
I'm dreaming
By: Colin McPhillips
January 3, 2011
This is how I use my msp's. Not a powder ski by any means but I love them for the tight tree stashes 'cause they're quick and light, and float pretty good. ...I love em and they treat me well.
MSP 181
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Anthony Leix
February 28, 2011
I just skied my first couple days on my new 181 MSPs and they were awesome! Great in the bumps, on groomers at high speeds and through the chop and push piles in the afternoon. These skis are quick and a ton of fun! 4FRNT make some quality products as the Deadbolt bindings are sick too!
1 Comment Last Comment: March 24, 2011 by: rafael.szalansky
By: rafael.szalansky
March 24, 2011
how tall are you ? i'm thinking of the same size right now, but don't know exactly if it will fit. i'm 1,75 m height and 69-70 kg weight.
2010/2011 4FRNT MSP Ski
By: Sam P
September 23, 2010
Harvest deep powder all morning, lay waste to groomers before lunch, then float through the park on your way to the locker room; the 4FRNT MSP Ski opens the door to supreme all-mountain shredding. Deep inside the MSP's core lies a brawny MEGAblock wood core that gives this ski forgiving yet powerful personality. Outside, a dual radius sidecut lays out wide, maching turns when you tip it on edge at a shallow angle, and blisteringly-fast small-radius turns when its tipped over even further. Add a mid-fat footprint and fat tip to this bonanza of features, and the MSP might be the only stick you'll ever need to storm the hill from dawn 'till dusk.
How do these handle in the moguls? I'm comparing these to
How do these handle in the moguls? I'm comparing these to the Volkl Bridge and Rossignol S86 Freeride. Thanks in advance.
By: jbk3628278
March 7, 2011
Unheard-of freshies on Tuck's
By: Colin McPhillips
November 27, 2010
killer east coast pow, all mountain ski (few years old model) seen in action here at new hampshire's own tuckerman's ravine
I'm 6 foot and about 210, would the 181 or 187 be better
I'm 6 foot and about 210, would the 181 or 187 be better for me?
By: Andrew
March 2, 2011
I would go for the 187 if it were me. I'm about your size, and the 187 skis awesome.
By: Philip Herbert
March 3, 2011
Size suggestion? I ride EC, hard pack and ice. The MSP sounds
Size suggestion?
I ride EC, hard pack and ice. The MSP sounds like a good ski, just don't know what size. I am 5'9-1/2" weigh 183lbs.
I am a fairly aggressive skier. Looking to dabble in park. I am currently skiing on skiboards (110cm) and feel that I need more high speed stability.
So.... 181 or 187??
By: ref9221387200
December 16, 2010
Probably the 181 dude. The behemoth 187 is intended for the biggest of guys, who've got maybe half a foot and 20 lbs on you. Even the 181 itself is still 2+ inches taller than you, which is right about where beginner/intermediate park skiers should have it (more advanced park riders usually go bigger for stability and wider landing platform). Also the shorter one will have a lower swing weight, so better if you end up progressing in the park more than anywhere else.
By: Colin McPhillips
December 18, 2010
What size? I am 5'9" 150lb and consider myself an advanced
What size? I am 5'9" 150lb and consider myself an advanced aggressive skier. I will be using this as a hard-snow ski for groomers, bumps, occasional park stuff at the I-70 resorts (keystone, breck, etc). My last few skis have been in the ~175cm range so I was thinking about the 181 msp. Does this ski feel long? short? true to size?
By: eri3887875
November 26, 2010
I am an advanced intermediate skier on the East Coast. I am looking
I am an advanced intermediate skier on the East Coast. I am looking for a light, responsive all mountain ripper that can charge groomers, but hit the fresh stuff the few days we get it in the East. I am looking at the 4Frnt MSPs or the Line Prophet Flites. Any advice?
By: david.guer1641834
November 23, 2010
You sound like an ideal candidate for the MSP's. I don't know anything about the Line Prophet's, though.
By: Ben Mathes
December 7, 2010
Hey im a 18 yearsold 6'2 and ive been snowboarding for 5
Hey im a 18 yearsold 6'2 and ive been snowboarding for 5 years, i recently had reconstructive knee surgery and found snowboarding to hard, Ive tried skiiing once a few years ago and I didnt seem to have a problem with it. Im considering 3 skis, the salomom lords, the salomon twenty twelves, and the 4frnt msp, I want to use them for park, groomers and powder skiing. I was wondering if you guys could just help me out a little with trying to find the best ski.
Thanks
By: shaun
November 22, 2010
check out the line prophet 90's and 100's i have the 90's and they are awesome for park, packed and pow, thats if you like the graphics on em. hope it helps
By: Suitter
November 28, 2010
Change me.
Out of Stock
2010 Model No Longer Available
But don't stress, we have the latest model in stock.
4FRNT Skis MSP Ski
4FRNT Skis MSP SkiResearch other out-of-stock versions:
- Length:
- 161 cm, 171 cm, 181 cm, 187 cm
- Dimensions:
- [161 cm] 103 / 83 / 99 mm; [171 cm] 114 / 87 / 105 mm; [181 cm] 122 / 92 / 112 mm; [187 cm] 128 / 96 / 117 mm
- Turn Radius:
- 26 m
- Construction:
- Q-45 weave sandwich, Deflect ABS sidewall
- Core:
- MegaBlock (ash and beech)
- Base:
- IsoSport Sintered 2000
- Tail:
- twin
- Binding Included:
- no
- Weight:
- (pair, 187cm) 9.2 lb
- Recommended Use:
- all-mountain skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year