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SkiTheYeast
Posts: 2310 - Karma: 392
will moment rockers handle utah trees ok?
Apr 24 2010 11:47PM
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SkiTheYeast
Posts: 2310 - Karma: 392
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Apr 25 2010 12:35AM
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Hamster.
Posts: 1636 - Karma: 26
heard nothing bad about em, but that doesnt anwer your question really
Apr 25 2010 1:22AM
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Mr_pretzel
Posts: 4616 - Karma: 1,289
You need to stop making such annoying short threads put more information man!
Apr 25 2010 4:23AM
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family_vacation
Posts: 6200 - Karma: 7,841
Exactly, your threads are all terrible.
Apr 25 2010 4:55AM
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SkiTheYeast
Posts: 2310 - Karma: 392
its a simple question do you think they will handle utah trees. ohyeah i forgot to mention i weight 155 lbs and im 5'6. sorry for being annoying but i need to know cuz my lizze broke
Apr 25 2010 8:31AM
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jeremy.g
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lizzies and rockers are very different skis. the rockers are a park ski. but my friend has them. he skis mostly park but they seem to kill it wherever he goes. idk if i would buy them if i didnt mainly ski park though
Apr 25 2010 12:05PM
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Balto
Posts: 25985 - Karma: 4,398
being symmetrical they wont ski(nor do they do in my experience with them) super well out of the park. look for something with traditional side cut, such as on3p j-mos, kung fujas, ect
Apr 25 2010 12:34PM
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SkiTheYeast
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Apr 25 2010 9:17PM
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Twig
Posts: 6335 - Karma: 57,050
I had them for a season and while they were better, they weren't massively better in pow stuff than any other symmetrical park ski with around 90 underfoot. the rocker does help but not all that much. For trees in utah, i'd say you are gonna want to look to something a good deal wider.
Apr 26 2010 7:59AM
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SHampson
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They aren't a great carving ski, but they do great in the trees.  I skied mine all year through trees and pow and loved them.
Apr 26 2010 11:47AM
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