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Moment skis

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Antilennyallynce
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are they any good? the designs are sick and they sound legit but dont know if there worth the bills
Jun 21 2007 7:25PM
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link80
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Travis likes to pretend that he is smart. :)
Jul 9 2007 10:53PM
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KJones
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any pics of the normal renos?
Jul 12 2007 5:27PM
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lt.milo
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I am giving in and buying the reno rockers (once i save 275 more dollars).
Jul 12 2007 5:44PM
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TheStamos
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The pair i saw last year ( early makes or demos ) the edges were mangled underfoot like they were backed by styrofoam. Do your research before you buy they could be good could blow. I cant stand the shape in my own opinion have fun with deflection in avy debris.
Jul 12 2007 6:53PM
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fuckyocouch
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just pulled the trigger on some melees. hope they rock.
Jul 14 2007 5:51PM
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lt.milo
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write a review when you get them!
Jul 14 2007 7:11PM
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fuckyocouch
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word. will do. peace
Jul 14 2007 7:43PM
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bpalmer
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haha is that why he tried a pretzel rodeo 450 out of a box at night time????
Jul 15 2007 8:52PM
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XtRemE11
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someone please convince me to get the reno rockers!!!!
do you think they would be good for bc jumps?
Jul 16 2007 12:45AM
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link80
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Convince you? What do you want to know about them?

Here is a little rundown:
- Symmetrical ski based off of the Reno Jib but its a little bit wider.
- UHMW sidewall for high impact resistance.
- Sintered 4000 Base
- Virgin Steel 2.5 edges Rockwell hardened to 48 for extra life on the rails.
- Super poppy Aspen core. Aspen also means thats its super durable and has a lot of life.
- Triax fiberglass throughout for a strong progressive flex profile.

Graphic sneak peak coming later this week.
Jul 16 2007 1:32AM
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XtRemE11
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ha i guess i just want a good review, i guess im gonna have to wait till people ski them though. i just have no idea what it would be like.
Jul 16 2007 2:04AM
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dave44
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Woooott!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've been waiting to see the graphic for ages... I can't wait!!!!!!!!!!


Ahahaha.. so stoked.!


go moment..
Jul 16 2007 5:06AM
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lt.milo
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ahh same here!!
if the topsheet is even just okay looking, I am buying them.
Jul 16 2007 12:31PM
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link80
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Jul 16 2007 7:06PM
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dave44
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Ack.

has anyone tried mounting the Jib's behind centre? ahbviously they're designed symetrical, and probably for centre mounted bindings too, but this season i'm supposed to get an all mountain pair of skis, but i'm in love with the Jib's graphic.

the Reno would probably better suit what i'm looking for, but ahhh.... the Jibs... so dope

anyways... can't wait to see the rockers graphic... and  see people rockin' on Moments next season!
Jul 16 2007 8:07PM
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link80
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I haven't tried mounting the Jibs anywhere but center and would suspect that they would turn funny if you tried. I ski my Jibs all over and love them outside of the park, they are very forgiving if you get backseat. Its also nice to have a center mounted ski in tight chutes...

I would suggest getting the Jib and riding it everywhere. You wont have any troubles.
Jul 16 2007 8:43PM
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dave44
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Yeah, thats exxactly wat i was thinking, it might turn funny lol.

i'll take your word on that... get the Jib... i'm used to mounting my bindings an inch bak from centre, (except on my PE's, which are dead centre), just 'cause i gett a bit of tail catch sometimes (especially on bumps), but i'm really wanting the Jibs so i'll do as you say... lol


i'm sure they wont disappoint
Jul 16 2007 8:50PM
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link80
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In case you didn't catch it in the other thread here is Sean Hartel on next years Reno Jibs.

Switch double back.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=WyMaSRuxY3k
Jul 17 2007 8:46PM
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dave44
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^ that was sickk... i seemed like he did, but did he land it?
Jul 18 2007 3:15AM
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dave44
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Does that include the new WRS's??

Jul 18 2007 3:22AM
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funk.
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yea my buddy has the wrs's and i haven't seen anything lighter. my rubys are almost there. but not. I wanna feel the melees sooo bad. any body got a comparison of ruby to melee weight?
Jul 19 2007 1:54PM
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link80
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The Melee is lighter. Less wood, less fiberglass....Its also twice as soft as the Ruby....probably more. Reverse camber!
Jul 19 2007 3:15PM
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funk.
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thats crazy. i hadn't felt a ski softer than the ruby. invaders felt like 2x4s compared to em.
Jul 20 2007 7:08PM
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dave44
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^ wow, twice as soft as the ruby? is it durable? thats crazzy light
Jul 21 2007 12:14AM
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Swan_Solo
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so, moar extreme that ep pros?
Jul 21 2007 12:15AM
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emopoppins
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whats the width on the rocker
Jul 21 2007 4:38PM
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stinkypoodangle
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that was nuts!!!!!
Jul 21 2007 6:12PM
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funk.
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haha man ep pros aren't anything even to the rubys.
Jul 22 2007 7:16PM
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link80
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ep pro's are softer than the Rubies.

Melees are extremely soft but the flex pattern is different from the ep pros.
Jul 22 2007 9:40PM
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funk.
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nah dude. mine are softer atleast. unless casey hooked me with somethin sick. were they softer before? mine are early. like first pair or somethin he said.
Jul 23 2007 1:03AM
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dave44
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90, with a turn radius of 22m.




Jul 23 2007 2:05AM
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Mukluk
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feel the new skis. sooo light. the melee is even lighter than the jib. a pair of melees is probably about the weight of one wrs, I have both.
Jul 23 2007 7:11PM
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funk.
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its what i'm hearin.
Jul 23 2007 7:59PM
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Franny
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Cool might by one of their modles
Jul 23 2007 11:13PM
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funk.
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^huh?
Jul 24 2007 12:27AM
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jeff47704
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im having a hard time deciding between the K2 Hellbents and the Melee's! need opinions!
Jul 29 2007 11:58PM
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Mukluk
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im diggin your rubber ducky. you moment made a water ramp specific ski called the rubber ducky?
Jul 30 2007 1:01AM
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dave44
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The Melees are super light and rockered.  Dimensions are 135 - 120 - 135 with boot center 3cm back from center. 2.5 cm of rocker at tip and tail.  They are a soft ski great for powder and jibing around, and is extremely light. Like all Moment skis, is sandwich construction, as opposed to cap construction (hellbents), making it more durable.
Jul 30 2007 1:25AM
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lyndon
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Actually, cap construction is often more durrable against chipping, but it loses its life much faster than a sidewall or sandwich ski.
Jul 30 2007 1:27AM
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iggyskier
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only more durable in regard to chipping, which doesn't mean shit.

Sidewalls are much better in regard to edge durability.  Also much easier to fix once damage has occured.

caps suck. plain and simple
Jul 30 2007 1:50AM
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link80
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I dont think they are ready for the Moment RDP (rubber ducky pro model)
Jul 30 2007 3:57AM
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dave44
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Therefore sidewall skis are more durable. They last longer... like the pop and everything. Plus, chipping is cosmetic. Camber is performance. Also, edges are more durable and easier to fix.

I prefer performance over looks... I dunno about the rest of you.
Jul 30 2007 10:52AM
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Mukluk
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most definately
Jul 31 2007 4:31AM
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funk.
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crack. me. up.
Aug 1 2007 3:48AM
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dave44
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Moments are da shit. Hotttttt shit.
Aug 1 2007 8:56AM
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Poomba
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Is moment going to have any pre season sales coming up? Im debating between this and bluehouse. Maybe both if i can sell my Apaches and my old paintball gear.
Aug 1 2007 3:43PM
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timoski
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the m1 looks really really dope. 195 centermount bc ski. centermount makes the length much less intimidating.
Aug 1 2007 4:02PM
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dave44
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^ I'm getting both, as is benjamin4awhile (i cant spell his username). At Bluehouse's sale price, I can afford to get both the Jibs and a pair of MR's, for $670. That's a deal...  some skis are normally $670.
Aug 1 2007 4:05PM
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link80
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As far as things look right now there are not going to be any advertised online sales like Bluehouse is doing. If you do get some Moments we will hook you up with some softgoods.

We just had some blems for sale at the online store but those went quick.
Aug 1 2007 4:08PM
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Poomba
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^haha i didnt expect them like as cheap as bluehouse. But im thinking Renojibs and the MR. Its gonna suck to get bindings for both though.
Aug 1 2007 6:07PM
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