Looking for a new pair of skis

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Jan 7 2018 2:33PM

Hi, my name is Nick and I ski in Northern Vermont. I would consider myself an advance type 3 skier and ski everything. I'm 21 years old, 5ft 9in, and about 160lbs. I'm looking for a new pair of skis that can perform in woods, go off cliffs and all mountain. My budget is no more than $850. I'm currently on a pair of 174cm Scott Dozors from 2013.

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powpatrol

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Jan 7 2018 3:07PM

Benchetlers,backland 109-117?

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Cade2

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Jan 8 2018 1:44PM

Surface balance, thank me later

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smh

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Jan 8 2018 1:48PM

Just to clarify, you're looking for an all mountain ski that can drop cliffs as well? Or just a ski dedicated for freeride skiing?

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nldebellis

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Jan 8 2018 3:21PM

tyler1719Just to clarify, you're looking for an all mountain ski that can drop cliffs as well? Or just a ski dedicated for freeride skiing?

Drop off cliffs as well

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smh

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Jan 8 2018 3:25PM

nldebellisDrop off cliffs as well

In that case, my daily driver is the k2 Marksman and it will do really anything I want it to...it has a very smooth flex pattern and can be thrown off anything but can also handle bumps, park, trees ect.. also, lib tech UFO 100s or Icelantic Nomad 95 or 105!

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Cole9

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Jan 8 2018 7:06PM

Nomad 105 is the way to go

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