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Fujatives in powder?

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fizzlefry
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are the too skinny to ride in deep powder? im looking at skis this year, and im kind of on a buget. they are super cheap, and they are about the same size as the mad trix right?


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Sep 1 2005 4:48PM
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C.J.
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they will work, just not that good. I rode pe's half of last year in pow befor I got msp's and they worked well.





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Sep 1 2005 5:02PM
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garrett.
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well pes and fujis not both have 85 mm waist so that should be ok


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Sep 1 2005 5:04PM
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Deezl
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Yeah, I've ridden them in pow a bit too. They did fine. There are much better skis out there for powder but if you're on a budget, you won't be hating life on fuj's in powder.

Sep 1 2005 5:09PM
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ski8990
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I am glad someone made a thread like this. I was wondering a similar thing, but more specifically how they handle tree skiing. anyone know how they compare with TMs?

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Sep 1 2005 5:13PM
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bob_dole
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i rode my fujis out in mammoth this past year during those freaking huge snowstorms out there, one of the days there was just too much snow so i demoed another pair and all was fine, besides that i loved them. they really are a fun as shit pair of skis.

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Sep 1 2005 5:16PM
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there ok, a lil to flexy but they ride fine imo

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Sep 1 2005 5:27PM
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fizzlefry
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thanks guys, i think im going to go with them. sick graphics too. im loving the clear topsheet.


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Sep 1 2005 9:32PM
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eheath
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its more about the tip size than the waste, my ar5s are 80 underfoot but 114 at tip which made powder pretty sick

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Sep 1 2005 9:39PM
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hollygrove
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My friend uses them, but i'd go with the publics

Sep 1 2005 11:38PM
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technically, no ski is too skinny for powder....I learned switch pow in troublemakers. it depends on the skier, but the width just makes it easier. so if its too "skinny" then its not like skiing powder will be hell. and besides, they float reletivley well.

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Sep 2 2005 2:14AM
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Sir.Pete
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skinnier skis = more sinking = more face shots = bragging rights on pow days

Sep 2 2005 3:58AM
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Freestyla_01
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My fujatives float pretty alright in powder.
The new fujatives are even wider, so they should be very good... well unless you're comparing them to made'ns or prophets.

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Sep 2 2005 4:24AM
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Pklink04
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right now i have fujatives as my park ski im lookin to possibly get Seth Vicious, ARVs, or moship flites, but dont know if its worth it



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Sep 25 2005 1:31PM
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e.will
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i just bought PE's over fujis because they seem a little mushy to handle well in soft snow. I think 100 bucks for a stiffer, more well rounded ski is def worth it.


but if you stay in park mostly, go with fujis

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Sep 25 2005 1:35PM
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jonsimpson
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Yeah i was wondering about this, and cant decide if the Fuji is too soft for the old pow or not. I dunno whether to spend the extra cash and go with the Public enemy?

Sep 25 2005 2:48PM
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*DrewT*
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my 04 fujatives are pretty good in pow actually

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Sep 25 2005 3:09PM
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squibble
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would 05/06 fujis, 113/85/104 -2cm from center work ok in pow, or would there be major tip dive???
Sep 15 2006 5:59PM
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thefilmerguy
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how tall are you and how long are the skis if they are normal sized then yes they should be fine
Sep 15 2006 6:03PM
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squibble
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oh ya, im 5,9 130 lbs last time i checked, there 179's at +10 , will i have to lean back ? because thats a pain in the ass
Sep 15 2006 6:34PM
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skiseemore
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we're all spoiled plake and those guys rode 205 straight skis in deep pow any ski will ski pow work your legs out
Sep 15 2006 7:09PM
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poofartpee
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yeah 85 will be okay for really deep days ive never skied anything fatter than 80 even on deep pow days and i dont mind the work...but thats prob ive never rode a fatter ski (other than the prior dough boy for one good pow run)
Sep 15 2006 7:59PM
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Notorious_BLT
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they are way flexy for pow but im sure they would work, my friend had a pair
Sep 15 2006 8:31PM
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treesmann
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idk, but i just got fujatives yesterday, yay
Sep 15 2006 9:55PM
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fujarome
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i ride 04 fujatives, and in pow i find them to be better than i thought.

they do get pretty bouncy though.

(not really related, but bombing down groomers fast on the fujatives while watching my tips bounce scares the hell out of me)
Sep 15 2006 10:28PM
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Jake...
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where do you plan on mounting, as well,  are this going to be ridden park at all?
Sep 15 2006 10:29PM
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chapz
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whats thw waist on the new ones?
Sep 15 2006 10:31PM
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