Cheap twin tips

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Insane

i just bought the new fischer world cup rc4's to race in, but i want some twintips or something that i can do rails and other things that screw the base up. i would use my old ones but they are 150's and i should be skiing on 161's, any ideas?

Oct 24 2005 10:20PM

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Gnarshred

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No Life

salomon 420's

Oct 24 2005 10:27PM

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awsomecoolguy

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Addict

twin tips dont want you go away hahaha

Oct 24 2005 10:39PM

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ccampbe77

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Lame

get the line invadors ... they have huge edges to them for rails and they are super cheap

Oct 24 2005 11:36PM

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AKFREERIDE

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Insane

yea, i dunno if you have to pay for your race skis, but those are damn expensive. so im guesing you might want to go with the Fujitive or the Invader, the cheapest ski on the market.

Oct 25 2005 12:45AM

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Ride_n_slide0

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Haha, I'm an ex- racer, stopped last year so i know exactly what you're talking about. I always raced on Dynastars and i bought a pair of Line 1260's for the same purpose you're lookin at right now. Needless to say, i no longer race (maybe 'cause i spend too much time in the park). What you should really do is buy some new boots (non-race fit). You'd be surprised... they actually make boots that dont feel like a chinese foot binder. Anyways, good luck with your freeskiing adventures.

Nov 22 2005 7:19PM

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ogou0287

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Ridiculous

get the elan mo2...indestructable, so you wont get any compromise with ur money, but they are in 150, 165, 175, 180something

Nov 22 2005 7:23PM

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wakeskier

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Have you skied the Mo2's for a while?
I demoed them last season and loved them, but the top sheets chipped like crazy, wasn't sure how they hold up.
They're definitely much stiffer than most twins out there...

Nov 22 2005 7:52PM

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