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Moment bibby pro vs. on3p caylor vs. bluehouse precinct vs. faty-pus i-rock vs. liberty double helix

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brov1
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hey guys, i am looking to buy new powder/ all mountain skis later this year. i have done some research and narrowed it down to these few skis. im a pretty light guy so i was wondering what you guys thought about which over all selection i should make.

the skis are: moment bibby pro. on3p caylor. bluehouse precinct. faty-pus i-rock. and liberty double helix

tell me what you think
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Jan 9 2013 11:27PM
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Culture+
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bump i would go moment bibbys love the ski
Jan 10 2013 10:18AM
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josefe
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I own the 184 bibbys and 191 caylors. The bibbys have a little more camber than my caylors do which makes them quite a bit easier to ski on hard pack (along with them being shorter). However I feel like I can ski through or over just about anything with my caylors which is something I love. If I had to pick between the two however I would probably pick up the 190 bibbys. No experience with bluehouse or faty-pus. I have a pair of old liberty helix before they added early rise to them. They started to delam so I cant say I am overly impressed there.

Long story short you cant go wrong with the bibbys or caylors.
Jan 10 2013 11:34AM
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brov1
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thanks guys this really healped but i was wondering what i could find out about the liberties
i havent really heard anything about them
Jan 10 2013 12:42PM
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zbphoto
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How tall/heavy are you? What type of terrain/where do you ski? What characteristics do you look for in a ski? What skis have you ridden and liked/disliked in the past?

I'm roughly 5'10/140, expert skier, I'll be living in whistler and I'm picking my 184 Bibby's up on sunday!
Jan 10 2013 12:51PM
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brov1
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i havent ridden that many skis im about 5; 7 and way about 125 and an expert skier. ive ridden some vokl bridges im only 15 so i havent skied many skis, and am skiing in colorado.
Jan 10 2013 1:02PM
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AndyGreen
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threads. also considering caylors and bibby's for my next ski
Jan 10 2013 5:50PM
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Jewschoolers
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bibbys or caylors. flip a coin. you will love either
Jan 10 2013 6:33PM
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tcurle
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I have the Bibbys and ride them in everything. They're awesome !
Jan 10 2013 7:20PM
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once you go fat you dont go back, get the fat-ypus's
you wont regret it!
Jan 10 2013 8:03PM
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brov1
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so im hearing bibbys or caylor and that is possibly the hardest decision ever between skis.
i think I'm feeling the bibbys abit more. is there any contradiction?
Jan 10 2013 9:24PM
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brov1
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Jan 11 2013 11:23PM
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RudyGarmisch
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While Caylors can crush it everywhere, it's a a big ski for a lighter guy. Maybe look at the Jeffrey over the Caylor? Sounds like more what you want, it would be my choice if I was to only take one set of skis for a season. Don't get me wrong, Caylors are absolutely sweet and make a great everyday ski for someone who loves having a wide stable platform underfoot, but for something for a mix of fresh, potatoey leftovers and whatever comes after that, Jeffrey!
Jan 12 2013 11:59AM
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zbphoto
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^yeah, I feel like Jeffrey's would be a better comparison to bibby's than caylors.
Jan 12 2013 12:34PM
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Nicko1981
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Double Helix are awesome in pow, light considering the width of them , also nimble and playfula nd you can still carve them.

I would obv say that as I sell them in the UK, but it's true.
Jan 12 2013 12:45PM
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brov1
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Jan 13 2013 12:14PM
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