Line Celebrity Ski - Women's - 2009 BCS

That will totally depend on how good of a skier you are as well as what you will be using this ski for. If you are an expert skier that wants to use this all mountain/freeride, go with the 158 for sure.

If you are an advanced/intermediate skier or are going to be using this solely in the park, you could ride either a 151 or a 158 (my recommendation would be the 158).

If you are really only going to be using this in the park only, or are just a solid intermediate skier go with the 151.

If you are a beginner skier, get a skinnier ski in maybe a 145-150cm length.

That will totally depend on how good of a skier you are as well as what you will be using this ski for. If you are an expert skier that wants to use this all mountain/freeride, go with the 158 for sure.

If you are an advanced/intermediate skier or are going to be using this solely in the park, you could ride either a 151 or a 158 (my recommendation would be the 158).

If you are really only going to be using this in the park only, or are just a solid intermediate skier go with the 151.

If you are a beginner skier, get a skinnier ski in maybe a 145-150cm length.

I'm the same size and weight as you and the 158 is great. The Celebrity is a double tip, so it rides at a smaller size. I think that would work well for you.

The celebrity is just a lighter version of the prophet, so I'd check out that ski as well, it comes in longer sizes.

I have skiied on these up at Alta from their demo shop. Try them out!

Got a pair of Celebrity skis for my daughter. She is 5'2" and weighs about 105. The ski shop put her in 158's. The effective edge is about the same as her 150 Volkls. She likes them the Celebrity. She is intermediat-advance skier as well.

I bought these skis for my wife, after she and I researched a bit. She had been disappointed by last year's Atomic Heaven 'n Hell and yearned for the feeling of her old Pocket Rockets. She loves them. She is a solid skier and likes the pistes and "bluebird" powder days.

I'll testify that my girlfriend is 5'6" 125 lbs and has been rocking the 158 celebrity here on the east. She rocks them all over the mountain, inbounds and in the bc.

The three skis in comparison, the celebrity has the metal matrix, the ARVw will have carbon stringers, and the Elysian is just a wood core. The celebrity will hold up the best to ripping hard down the slopes, while the ARVw and elysian will be livelier. The rest of the specs are going to be the same, with the exception that the celebrity has the tightest turn radius, armada next, and elysian the largest. So if you want to get on edge to make the turns in the trees, go with the smaller turn radius.

If you're gonna be hard core and rip on your sticks, I would suggest celebrity. They will be a bit heavier (not by much) but they can handle aggressive skiing. If you're not going to be that hard, and want a ski that can be more playful (esp. in the pow) go with the ARVw.

Hope this helps!

I bought the Marker Baron bindings which make these skis pretty much all-mountain capable with skins. Love the entire package.

Pretty good binding, one which I use regularly. Will fit the width well. Try live chatting to place your order for the $134.99.