Red Bull Unrailistic | LIVE Broadcast

Member of the Month

PartyBullshiit
March, 2024

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

Thoughts on bluehouse?

profile picture
315jibber94
Posts: 880 - Karma: -39
picked up a pair of bluehouse antics this year, skiied my back yard 20ft PVC rail, and 1 day at the mtn and my top sheets are chipped up real bad just from normal riding, AND on my tails of both skis the edges are broken... ik the whole "you get what you pay for" cause i only paid 275 for em but c'mon bluehouse, your a new company, get your shit together

anyone else have shitty experiances with them?
Dec 22 2010 2:20AM
0 0
profile picture
SupaHotFire
Posts: 356 - Karma: 104
Well all skis chip. and i hope you know that a ski edge isnt completely uniform... its probably where each end of the edges meet. If it is an edge crack, send bluehouse an email and use the warranty that came with them.
Dec 22 2010 2:59AM
0 0
profile picture
315jibber94
Posts: 880 - Karma: -39
ya ik that all skis chip and stuff, but the chipping is bad, and from normal riding too, and same with the edge cracks... thats what i was saying. once i get home from europe im going to send em an email, then i have to pay another 35 bucks to get a pair of bindings mounted haha
Dec 22 2010 8:45AM
0 0
profile picture
Degnan
Posts: 213 - Karma: 843
Yeah they are a new company, and you've kinda got to expect this from new companies. No one is going to have spectacular durability right when they start out. I mean look at back in the day Armada..
If they keep truckin, they'll probably get better
Dec 22 2010 9:29AM
0 0
profile picture
MEGAZORD
Posts: 4531 - Karma: -7
Chipping has nothing to do with durability. Chipping is you smacking one of the skis into the other. Thats all you.
Dec 22 2010 10:13AM
0 0
profile picture
line4848
Posts: 53 - Karma: 10
More french fry less pizza.
Dec 22 2010 10:35AM
0 0
profile picture
315jibber94
Posts: 880 - Karma: -39
yaa, thats what im thinking, but still, my invaders after being pounded for 2 seasons the chipping wasnt bad and nothing wrong with the edges. hopefully they get better cause i love how they ride and feel i just figured they would be a little better than this
Dec 22 2010 1:57PM
0 0
profile picture
DUKES
Posts: 5149 - Karma: 686
well with some companies the edges meat at the tails like liberty skis, on my laroses they look like cracks but the edges are bend and formed to the ski they are not one uniformed piece, its just the way construction is 
Dec 22 2010 2:34PM
0 0
profile picture
315jibber94
Posts: 880 - Karma: -39
ooo, thats what i was thinking but there starting to pull away, just slightly, like not smooth, idk i just figured for a ski company for freeskiing especially should create something durable, but i have to give it to them, dope graphic, all around nice, fun, light ski
Dec 22 2010 5:24PM
0 0
profile picture
andrewmeehan
Posts: 765 - Karma: 363
if a ski company made a ski that was durable, they would never make any money. they make money off you trashing your skis and buying new ones from year to year.
Dec 22 2010 7:43PM
0 0
profile picture
bgould
Posts: 1306 - Karma: 23
rode my antics today and loved them. i will post an update after a couple weeks of rails
Dec 22 2010 9:02PM
0 0
profile picture
.cam.
Posts: 1852 - Karma: 48
You sound like a whiny bitch. Your skis are chipped. Get over it. There was no need for this thread.
Dec 22 2010 9:05PM
0 0
profile picture
TOAST.
Posts: 7268 - Karma: 33,297
Invaders are capped construction which tend to not chip much.
Bluehouse are sidewall which usually chip more than capped skis.

Suck it up it is just cosmetic.
Dec 22 2010 9:49PM
0 0
profile picture
315jibber94
Posts: 880 - Karma: -39
not at all. i dont care my skis chipped, im just saying from normal riding they chip really bad, not even cliicking them together on jumps or rails just riding... and my friends skis with side walls dont chip nearly this bad from park riding let alone just cruising the mtn...
Dec 26 2010 7:04AM
0 0
profile picture
.cam.
Posts: 1852 - Karma: 48
If it is only cosmetic there is no reason to be worried though.
Dec 26 2010 10:27AM
0 0
profile picture
315jibber94
Posts: 880 - Karma: -39
im not worried, im just sayin...
Dec 26 2010 11:03AM
0 0
profile picture
.cam.
Posts: 1852 - Karma: 48
I am sorry for being a douche then.
Dec 26 2010 12:42PM
0 0
profile picture
spaustin889
Posts: 166 - Karma: 13
I just purchased a set of MR's off ebay last week. Still haven't gotten them in or tested them, but here's what I read about them before I purchased



Supposedly the construction of the skis has gotten a little bit better in the last year or two as opposed to the first couple of years of production.

Also, people have said the chipping is bad the first couple of times you ride, but seems to diminish after that (maybe its just b/c the people quit caring about ever new scratch and didnt really examine them much after the first couple of times)
Dec 26 2010 2:04PM
0 0
profile picture
teleak
Posts: 2251 - Karma: 105
My buddy got a pair of Maistros (sp?) and he fucking loves 'em. I skied with him all weekend and he was killing it on them.
And they weren't breaking.
Dec 26 2010 2:10PM
0 0
profile picture
ankhou
Posts: 505 - Karma: 238
Maybe your friend is a better skier than you.
Dec 26 2010 2:13PM
0 0
profile picture
315jibber94
Posts: 880 - Karma: -39

ya i love my antics too

and i never said they were breaking haha i just said chipping really bad like worse than normal side wall construction skis ive had/seen

Dec 26 2010 5:01PM
0 0
All times are Eastern (-4)