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the old enemys

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snowking
Posts: 122 - Karma: 6
whats everyones take on the old enemys?

Did they stop making them?



SKI.eat.sleep.SKI

Got Powder?

'STYLES OF SKIING learned only IN THE PARK are beginning to affect skiers' abilities to make it down the mountain to get to that cliff they were going to hit. Once they hit the cliff, they look great, BUT CAN THEY SKI? Big mountain style will no doubt change and progress. I just don't want to see progressive style get confused with POOR SKIING ability.' -- Shane McConkey.
Dec 6 2003 4:51AM
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destruction
Posts: 643 - Karma: 11
They had problems with the ski delaming. Thats why you see the studs on the PE and Pistol.
Dec 6 2003 10:05AM
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CHARLES.BRONSON
Posts: 3123 - Karma: 229
The old enemys were sweet, fairly wide at 75mm in the waste and have a good reputation as an all mountain ski as well as a twin tip, but the PEs a newer generation twin tip thats fatter in the waist and more durable.
Dec 6 2003 4:17PM
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kmar2006
Posts: 382 - Karma: 10
better tail height for switch bid dif.


AKILLAS

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Dec 6 2003 7:00PM
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hexum
Posts: 840 - Karma: 10
they were awesome skis and could handle everything, the tail was maybe a bit low for switch pipe landings, but i never had a problem with them, except my tails delamed

If you have a 1380 SAT and a 86.71 GPA... what does everyone say? Not good job, not 'O wow, thats awesome!' No, they say things like 'You are an underachiever'

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'it was impressive, sort of like a gay dude taking a cock that's too big for him without screaming'
Dec 7 2003 8:50AM
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west
Posts: 5229 - Karma: 36
They delamed easy but in my opinion they were by far the best all mtn twin of the time. They held up with anything from ice to trees to crud.




better to burn out...
...then fade away
Dec 7 2003 9:17AM
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ECkevin
Posts: 269 - Karma: 10
I have the 2001's (the black ones with stars on the side) I've skied them hard for 25+ days and haven't had a problem. A few chips on the top sheet, but nothing serious.
Dec 7 2003 12:21PM
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ECkevin
Posts: 269 - Karma: 10
I have the 2001's (the black ones with stars on the side) I've skied them hard for 25+ days and haven't had a problem. A few chips on the top sheet, but nothing serious.
Dec 7 2003 12:23PM
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