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Stl Vs Scratch fs

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C.Stone
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which one should i get next year. i ride a mostly park. i have heard great things about both skis!


Apr 26 2005 11:19AM
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JONNYZ
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neither



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Apr 26 2005 11:29AM
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TWallisch
Posts: 1482 - Karma: 5,649
fo sure get the
rossi's
they're so dope

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Apr 26 2005 12:01PM
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Lineskier-101
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STL's are the best park ski on the planet. If your getting next years, they're going to be even better. Scratches are better outside the park, they're not as lively in the park.

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Apr 26 2005 12:17PM
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Rowdy2
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Is there really any kind of decision here? A Rossi compared with 4FRNT??? Are you kidding me?

STL, for sure.

Apr 26 2005 1:20PM
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thecounty
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GO withe the STL its a rad ski










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Apr 26 2005 1:22PM
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iluvBYU
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i heard stolkl is coming out with a pretty sick twintip..maybe look into that too

Apr 26 2005 1:27PM
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uskidsknow
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STL

Apr 26 2005 1:48PM
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tandan83
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it depends. if you want more quality and durability, along with a higher price, get the stl

if you want something cheaper and a little better for all around (imo), get the rossis



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Apr 26 2005 1:49PM
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