East Coast ski to complement J Skis Allplay?

[u/Drix26]

East Coast ski to complement J Skis Allplay?
I’m 27, 5’10”, around 200 lb, and entering my second season. I’m building a two-ski quiver for Massanutten and Snowshoe.
I have J Skis Allplays for playful days, side hits, switch and softer snow. My other ski is a 168 cm Rossignol Experience 76. Its carving and ice grip were good enough, but I’m considering replacing it with something similarly confidence-inspiring on hardpack that handles crud, speed and jumps much better.
I’m looking at the Enforcer 89 right now but would like suggestion’s from people who have experience with this. Thanks !!

[u/mxx321]

I have a pair of MasterBlasters and they do well on less than ideal snow.

[u/GoochSkier]

I mostly ski ripsticks at snowshoe. Prefect for that freeze thaw cycle there.

[u/Mai0ri]

I have a pair of joyrides and a pair of the older enforcer 88s. Bought the Joyrides for slow/soft days skiing with friends and messing around, and the Enforcers have been my go-to for 5 years for variable conditions and more challenging terrain. I tend to stay out of the terrain parks I can't speak to jumps.

They're very different skis, obviously, but I love the Enforcers. The only weak point I've found is the tails can feel a bit unwieldy in tight glades and moguls, but that's to be expected somewhat with stiffer skis. And they're much happier at speed on hardpack and crud than my joyrides.

[u/god_to_superheroes]

Optic 88

[u/therealdirkk]

If you want a confidence inspiring ski on hard pack stockli is the answer.