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Eric Pollard pro models

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frampton
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does anybody have any pollard pro models they want to sell?
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Jan 20 2004 2:33AM
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h3ofilms
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ill sell you a brand new pair in wrapper for 450 w/shipping included

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Jan 20 2004 10:30AM
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skifreak915
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how are those skis? has anyone tried them?

Jan 20 2004 8:27PM
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OReJow
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i have them. i love them. but demo them first if you can. i've ridden a lot of skis, and these definitly have a very different feel to them... a wide waist combined with a deep sidecut and exremely forward mount is gonna take a few runs to get used to. with that said, they're good carvers, light,and a very solid all around ski. the flex is even, and medium soft. if you only want one set of sticks for everything, get the pollards.
a side-note is that this is probably the only ski i've ever ridden where the sidecut works AS well going switch as it does going forward.

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Jan 20 2004 9:05PM
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kjfreerider
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i mounted my scogens in the exact centre. soooo ya. but how are pollards for jibin rails and stuff are they too big for switch ups and the like?




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Jan 20 2004 9:08PM
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OReJow
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the difference between pollards and center-mounted skogens is that the sidecut is actually designed to be ridden that far (-50mm) forward, where as on skogens, you'd be ahead of the sidecut, drastically shortening your turning radius.

as for jibbing, i haven't hit rails with mine, i've got TM's for that, but as far as i'm concerned all skis are pretty much equal as far as rails are concerned. are they too big? not likely. they're really light.

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Jan 20 2004 9:15PM
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schlonginator
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pollard rules so bow down to capitalism and buy his skis




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Jan 21 2004 2:32AM
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lizziebeth
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sexy. yah, that about sums it up.

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Jan 22 2004 1:44AM
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vtrider
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I rode that ski last year at ski test, and was really not impressed with it, but that was also because line had that dam binding on there and it rides like shit, i would love to give them another try with a look jib or sumthing.
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Jan 22 2004 8:32AM
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