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I need a pow ski, which one?

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EC_Chronic
Posts: 180 - Karma: 11
So i bought some k2 seth vicious from last season and they are wayyyy to big cause i forgot k2 runs way big so
1 i need to sell my 189 seth vicious, never been used
Oct 26 2007 1:42PM
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EC_Chronic
Posts: 180 - Karma: 11
cost is 400 plus shipping.  Also i need to buy a new pair of pow skis.  Im 5'10" and 200 lbs so i little chub, i have head mojo 80s for park and i think im going to be living at jay peak this winter so i need a good pow ski.  I wan something that can rip everytihng but is primarily a pow tool and is nimble for the tight east coast tris.  any suggestions? i was thinking maybe last years scratch bc wrs?
Oct 26 2007 1:45PM
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ECFS-Attitash
Posts: 2573 - Karma: 13
just a shorter AK Enemy should do the trick.  maybe try trading with someone who feels the 179 is too short.
Oct 26 2007 2:06PM
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VoLc0mSkiBum13
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Well I Think Those seth 189s Would Fit You Just Fine..
But i really really like the WRS BC's
i have heard on the "BC WRS" Ski,  if one is alittle heavier  the ski can get alittle squirrely on you.
But you are only 200 lbs so you should be fine..
just get the 182's
 
Oct 26 2007 2:09PM
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edd1e
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I say keep em. At 200lbs your going to need the 189 for float, the 179 wont cut it in the powder. The scratch bc comes in a 185 and is a little lighter but I prefer the seth, a little more lively and I prefer the sidecut. You could also look into a 187 4frnt msp.

Oct 26 2007 2:16PM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150175422350&_trksid=p3907.m32&_trkparms=tab%3DSelling


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Oct 26 2007 3:00PM
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CTD
Posts: 6300 - Karma: 348
dude, i have some 185 nordica supercharger blowers for sale, they are brand new, unmounted 08 skis, 110 waist, dual TI layers, and wicked light surprisingly. hit me up if interested.

Oct 26 2007 4:01PM
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Pwn.Mode
Posts: 1061 - Karma: 10
k2 doesn't run big, and if you can't ski them with your size you probably shouldn't ski.
Oct 26 2007 4:21PM
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StanMcStanson
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do you like shift a lot?
Oct 26 2007 4:29PM
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ECFS-Attitash
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Yes.  K2 skis run larger than their indicated size.

Not sure where you are getting your info.
Oct 26 2007 4:29PM
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edd1e
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I think what he's sayig is at 200lbs+ he shouldnt have any problems with a 189 seth. Most people mount seths further forward anyway, anywhere from +2 to +7cm from recomended.
Oct 26 2007 4:35PM
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ECFS-Attitash
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well on the east coast i don't know if he'd want to steer that much length through the tight trees.

what about a 180 moment ruby
Oct 26 2007 4:41PM
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comeatmebro
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man i really don't think you want to get rid of those skis. the seth's are seriously amazing skis, especially for what you will be using them for.  also, they aren't too big being that you said you're 200 lbs. also seth's are usually mounted about +3-4 sooo really, this ski should be perfect for you. you might wanna reconsider on getting rid of it...
Oct 26 2007 4:45PM
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MrLevel
Posts: 408 - Karma: 10
Don't sell those Seths, you'll regret it. You need a pow ski? http://www.duretskis.com/index.php?idarticle=289
there you go, or are these to BIG? lol

Oct 26 2007 5:07PM
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Pwn.Mode
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My buddy has that ski in a 189 and his are just 1 cm bigger than my JJ's and they're 188 must be both armada and K2's make up numberzorsss. Bottom line mt, them forward from reccomended and you'll be golden.
Oct 26 2007 5:49PM
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