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jibyourmom
Posts: 239 - Karma: 26
So i'm looking for new skis but i dont have a clue what to buy. A want a very durable ski cuz i do a lot of rails and that will be versatile all-mountain. Any suggestions??? (05-06 models)
Mar 7 2006 6:10PM
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dtn13
Posts: 1543 - Karma: 143
scratch fs, head mojo, chronics, ar5, first bloods, public enemies
Mar 7 2006 6:15PM
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jibyourmom
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i currently have 03-04 Scratch fs (the green ones) and I find them quite heavy and i would want lighter skis...are the PEs lighter than mine???
Mar 7 2006 6:28PM
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jibyourmom
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also do the fujis perform weel on the groomers?
Mar 7 2006 6:30PM
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bobs
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i believe scratches are one of the lightest skis. I also believe that pes are heavier. The fujis will do well all mt but not as good as your scratches
Mar 7 2006 6:42PM
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squibble
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fujis are park skis

get ar5s, chronics, or scratch fs
Mar 7 2006 6:53PM
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skifreex
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volkl karma are pretty good park skis that perform well in all mountain. great for powder but can deal with cutty conditions also
Mar 7 2006 7:04PM
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jibyourmom
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i wont really ski any powder (live in the east) so i want something that can perform well in the park and the groomers
Mar 7 2006 7:25PM
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jayamait
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the foil is quite durable but it depends if you'll be riding some mountain because it is fairly wide and a little stiff but overall still a rather soft ski.
Mar 7 2006 8:08PM
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jayamait
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but it should still be fine in the park.
Mar 7 2006 8:08PM
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jibyourmom
Posts: 239 - Karma: 26
so i've narrowed it down to the foils, chronics, pe's and maybe the fujis
but i want to experiment with something else than rossi so i wont get the scratchs again...by the way, I ski about 80% in the park so i want DURABILITY
Mar 8 2006 8:42AM
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Rajna
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I would say salomon foils if your really concearned about durabilty other than tht go with the PE's
Mar 8 2006 2:15PM
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jibyourmom
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nd the chronics...are they good???
Mar 8 2006 2:49PM
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jibyourmom
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and*
Mar 8 2006 3:44PM
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Edward.
Posts: 9366 - Karma: 445
chronics, pe's, mojos(idk if theyre durable), and scratch
Mar 8 2006 4:25PM
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BeLeiVeTheHyPe57
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dont get foils they are soooooooooooo rediculously stiff.
Mar 8 2006 4:26PM
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schmies
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Hahahahahaha, of course Fujatives are good on groomers.
Mar 8 2006 5:14PM
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jibyourmom
Posts: 239 - Karma: 26
anything else... cuz i might go in a ski shop really soon
Mar 8 2006 7:22PM
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jibyourmom
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bump
Mar 9 2006 5:17PM
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SnowMedic
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pe's are heavy! the new fs are sick as shit they are lighter and they are a littler wider tip and tale. i have had mine off cliffs and every thing they are sick.
Mar 9 2006 6:01PM
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Edward.
Posts: 9366 - Karma: 445
hell no, i weighed my pe's with my bindings, and theyre 12 lbs, the skis without bindings are heavier than my old ar3's with the bindings
Mar 9 2006 6:26PM
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