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K2 domain or line mastermind

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simonGangski
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i am 5´7-8 inch and which ski is best for me i like to jump much and i need a light ski to spin and good to rail too and  little good to go in off pist a little and i am going to have marker griffon 12 bindings and full tilt booter and which length och ski should i get the k2 domain 169 or line mastermind 167 cm so please guys help me out and i need a durable ski

Oct 30 2010 11:02AM
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paco5555
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Get the mastrminds, they're .8 pounds lighter but can flex a bit more which i dont know if you want or not. Though i have the mastermind and they're a very good ski
Oct 31 2010 3:52PM
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paco5555
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Sorry didnt read your last part, i see that you're going to be on rails and sit so definitely get the masterminds cause they're lighter to help you jump up on rails easier and because of the edgings, they will help you grip the rails better too! good luck
Oct 31 2010 3:54PM
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iffe
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Considering that you mentioned off-piste: the Domains have slight rocker. This will help in deep snow.

The main differences betwee these two skis are that the Domain has rocker and is symmetrical while the Mastermind doesn't have either of these things. I would advise going with a symmetrical ski IF you're going to mount on true center.

Another option is the K2 Revival. If you mount these about 2 cm back they will be superior to the Domains and Masterminds in powder without being a lot worse in the park. Especially if you don't ski switch all that much.
Oct 31 2010 3:56PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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Everyone on this site who has tried the domain has said only good things. Plus my k2's from 3 years ago are still good to go after lots of  east coast stuff and a little urban. so durability is top notch.
Oct 31 2010 4:31PM
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