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Afterbangs??

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cololnel021
Posts: 10 - Karma: 10
how good are afterbangs on the rest of the mountain? i ski mostly park but when my family and i go to colorado how will they hold up??
Jan 9 2012 5:47PM
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TNORTS
Posts: 2076 - Karma: 2,753
not good. Afterbangs are good for rails and thats about it. I own them and I can tell you that its not like you will spontaneously combust if you ski powder with them, but they wont be that fun.
Jan 9 2012 5:54PM
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boomie1312
Posts: 278 - Karma: 22
haven't got the chance to ski powder with them, but for groomers there lots of fun to mess around with
Jan 9 2012 6:19PM
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SpliffyJ
Posts: 778 - Karma: 565
I find them good with all mountain and park. I havent skies powder in them yet. I dot think they will be that good in powder because they are ment for park but it wont be that bad
Jan 10 2012 7:06AM
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Saac
Posts: 767 - Karma: 333
i love my afterbangs for rails, but they can't do powder. for the east coast there a solid choice.
Jan 10 2012 7:49AM
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viets2190
Posts: 7 - Karma: 10
your gonna be out in colorado for a little while, why not just bring your boots and demo so big ol' pow skis for a few days bub?
Jan 10 2012 7:56AM
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stupendous-man
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because you cant just "demo" some skis wherever you go. most likely if he really wanted to ride some good pow he would just rent some.
Jan 10 2012 10:00AM
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Tikayt
Posts: 1031 - Karma: 1,543
If you own afterbang, you should maybe buy a second pair more all round oriented since afterbangs is exclusively park skiing and therefor limited outside the park
Jan 10 2012 11:13AM
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RyanP
Posts: 11 - Karma: 15
When are you coming to Colorado? Unless you're going someplace like Wolf Creek you don't really have to worry about powder, we don't have any.
Jan 10 2012 11:37AM
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cololnel021
Posts: 10 - Karma: 10
im going over spring break, i think. so for like a week. will there even be good powder by then?? im from minnesota
Jan 10 2012 6:56PM
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boomie1312
Posts: 278 - Karma: 22
When is spring break? (March 23rd)
Jan 18 2012 5:49PM
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Stope.Neeze
Posts: 594 - Karma: 148
they wont three out of four of my frinds who had afterbangs have had them break
Jan 18 2012 8:16PM
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SteezySanders
Posts: 174 - Karma: 112
ive heard those r pretty hard to break. they have like 7 layers of wood right? btw nice user name ;)
Jan 25 2012 12:55AM
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SteezySanders
Posts: 174 - Karma: 112
ive heard those r pretty hard to break. they have like 7 layers of wood right? btw nice user name ;)
Jan 25 2012 12:55AM
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SteezySanders
Posts: 174 - Karma: 112
ive heard those r pretty hard to break. they have like 7 layers of wood right? btw nice user name ;)
Jan 25 2012 12:55AM
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SteezySanders
Posts: 174 - Karma: 112
ive heard those r pretty hard to break. they have like 7 layers of wood right? btw nice user name ;)
Jan 25 2012 12:55AM
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SteezySanders
Posts: 174 - Karma: 112
ive heard those r pretty hard to break. they have like 7 layers of wood right? btw nice user name ;)
Jan 25 2012 12:55AM
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SteezySanders
Posts: 174 - Karma: 112
my B computer was laggin
Jan 25 2012 12:57AM
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GypsyLovin
Posts: 656 - Karma: 109
Holy posts! But theyll break if you beat them up and as far as powder goes, Depending on how deep it is it may be tough. I skied pow in CO last spring on my anthems (93mm vs afterbangs 88?) And I wouldve ideally liked wider!
Feb 2 2012 5:35PM
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