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T-hall vs ar6 vs stl

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saints17
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i am skiing minnesota, basicly 100% park.. which is the best ski? I am worried about how narrow the stl is but like how light it is. I like the t-hall but nobody ever mentions it, why? and i am concerned the ar6 may be too heavy. for 100% park what is best?
Sep 17 2007 5:45PM
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Bodeau.
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Where in minnesota, i ski there also.
Sep 17 2007 5:49PM
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saints17
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sadly, afton..
Sep 17 2007 5:51PM
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Bodeau.
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Haha, I ski there sumtimes, Spirit mt is prolly the best though along with Hylands in bloomington.
Sep 17 2007 5:52PM
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saints17
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ya everything pretty much sucks though
Sep 17 2007 5:53PM
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Bodeau.
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I know, Im going out to park city and toahoe this winter, its gonna be fun
Sep 17 2007 5:54PM
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nothanks
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100% park in the midwest? Say hello to the T-Halls.
Sep 17 2007 5:57PM
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jp_draves
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height, weight, skiing ability?
Sep 17 2007 6:30PM
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saints17
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5'6 140 now will prob weigh closer to 160 by end of season

ability... ugh pretty descent i can do 7's and can slide everything.. hoping to learn cork this winter
Sep 17 2007 6:35PM
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GatoGordo
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The volkl walls are a good option for you. They are very durable, symmetrical, and have an 87 waist. They are very nice skis, especially for all park. They aren't that heavy, and are a good stiness for ollies.
Sep 17 2007 6:42PM
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JayDope
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t-halls seem like a nice ski for u, 100% park, cant go wrong with a fun ski like that. Id recommend a 171 in size for u.
Sep 17 2007 7:15PM
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poofartpee
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hmmm id say scrap the ar6 since u can do better with a park specific ski, look at the addict, anthem, or maybe thrusters or the ghetto

as for the skis out of ur picks id say STL but only by what I know from reviews by other people...(i havent rode the t-hall or STL before)
Sep 17 2007 8:25PM
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davar6
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i have ar6's and they are kinda heavy but i still love em
Sep 17 2007 8:51PM
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CFSGabe
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ok in order of softness
t-hall
AR6
STL

but the STL will hold up best, keep it's pop and be super strong, I really like all three
Sep 18 2007 12:26PM
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MEGAZORD
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The thall is a fucking noodle
Sep 18 2007 12:33PM
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MadAir915
Posts: 614 - Karma: 9
erick what up man? i would say get the t-halls ive heard a lot of good things about them and they look sick. i think im gettin the stls or the tnks
Sep 18 2007 12:39PM
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PacificRimJob
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If youre going to be doing lots of jibs in the park, the THALL is going to kill, although, they are specific, so perhaps try before you buy?

The AR6's are more all mountain jibby, so they would kill it in the jumps, but i dont know how much of that you have in MN.

the STL's are going to be very similar to the AR6's with a smaller footprint.


Nevertheless, all 3 are going to slay in the park.
Sep 19 2007 7:32AM
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