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2 skis 1 budget

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skifunk
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I want a pair of skis that are twin tipped, good for the park, good off piste and good for rippin up the piste, obviously that wont all fit in to one ski. Any suggestions for these qualities into 2 different pairs?
Aug 17 2006 4:58PM
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nothanks
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It really may fit all into one ski.

Height/Weight and skier type are good to start.

But, going blindly...the Armada ARV is pretty dope. Fat enough to go in some soft snow, soft enough for park, stable enough all mountain....
Aug 17 2006 5:20PM
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Luc.
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check out chronics, chronic blends(fatter), and even volkls (karmas) all dope all mountian skis.
Aug 17 2006 5:22PM
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skifunk
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reeto Ill check em out
sorry im 6ft 1 and 11stone if that helps?
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Aug 17 2006 5:43PM
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LineGhettoBlaster
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pistols, msp, or first bloods

Aug 17 2006 7:19PM
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Lineskier-101
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MSP's are stiff enough for groom, and wide enough for pow. Or maybe PE's if you want something cheaper. Or like you said, you can just buy last years skis and buy two different types, that's what I'd do.
Aug 17 2006 7:30PM
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cofreeskier
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MSPs, moships, scratch bc maybe
Aug 17 2006 8:06PM
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k2pow
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i have some pe's in good condition if ur interested
Aug 17 2006 8:07PM
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Paul-o-Rama
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How much is a stone in non-imaginary wheit
Aug 17 2006 8:58PM
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mavw
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14lbs
Aug 20 2006 9:56PM
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cofreeskier
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i would go for the prophet 80s maybe theyre a really durable ski and good for skiing park, theyre pretty fat, and are good for everything pretty much
Aug 21 2006 12:15AM
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k2pow
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buy my pe's!!
Aug 21 2006 12:45AM
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drewishish
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Bahahahahah oo man
Aug 21 2006 4:08AM
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skifunk
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Actually 11stone is 154lbs? but yer im lanky.
What are PEs? and how much, have you got a link to a website or something? I just bought some Armada ARVs brand new for £120 thats $220 in gay money. Is that a good or bad buy? anyone want them?
Aug 21 2006 7:16PM
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nkimmes_40
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thats a pretty good buy. what year are they?
Aug 21 2006 7:47PM
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skifunk
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They are like a camo green and brown with red Armada writing, it took a bit to get it out of the seller but he reckons they are 05s but that they are the same as 06s. What you reckon?
They are brand spankers too in the wrapper still.
Aug 22 2006 7:26PM
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cofreeskier
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thats a pretty sick deal-what year though?
Aug 22 2006 9:27PM
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Ryanvdonk
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what length are the ARVs? they may be a good fit for the one ski quiver if you know your ging to get some powder and like a softer ski.
Aug 22 2006 9:36PM
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skifunk
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I think they are 2005/06s they are camo coloured 175cm that ok for my hieght an weight for this sort of ski?
Aug 23 2006 12:26PM
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ESfreeridepa
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175 is going to be a little short for you.
Aug 23 2006 2:18PM
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Tha_Grouch
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I have a pair of 04/05 185cm ARV's for sale... Pm me if your interested. They'd definitely fit your critera... like 'ol Tmorry said.
Aug 23 2006 3:06PM
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