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Chicken_P
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what would be a good ski for me for next year..im 5'9"-5'10" i ski about 90 percent park
Mar 11 2006 9:24PM
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montageskier
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Personally i would go with This years 4rnt Stl or T Hall. You could find them both for real cheap prices if you look around.
Mar 11 2006 9:29PM
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kabozo101
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or fujis
Mar 11 2006 9:35PM
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Chicken_P
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you mean the 06 or 07 fugi's
Mar 11 2006 9:39PM
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cjb1776
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scratches or t-hall
Mar 11 2006 9:43PM
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kabozo101
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well i have the 05-06 fujis and nothing has changed from that year to the next except they put rivets in the tips..and the graphics are different
Mar 11 2006 9:44PM
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montageskier
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Go with the 05/06 fuji, bcause it is only $199 on Proctorjones.com
Mar 11 2006 9:50PM
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milkdud951
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whats your budget?
Mar 11 2006 9:56PM
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Chicken_P
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i really dont wanna spend more then 400 unless i have to
Mar 11 2006 10:03PM
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kabozo101
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alright get the 05-06 fujis..200 bucks for skis 100 somethin for bindings and u got urself a new set up...plus the fujis are bombproof
Mar 11 2006 10:07PM
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Chicken_P
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i just bought p10 so im good with bindings
Mar 11 2006 10:08PM
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kabozo101
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ya so if u get the fujis for 200 u can spend the extra money that u have on other stuff?
Mar 11 2006 10:10PM
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Anathema
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how can people recommend anything without even knowing your weight? you want something that's buttery? more hinted towards riding switch? something for rails? pipe? cmon man, give us some real info here
Mar 11 2006 10:17PM
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Chicken_P
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im about 140
Mar 11 2006 10:42PM
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billy092
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they are some ugly ski, this years fugis are pretty cool looking, id go with those
Mar 12 2006 3:58PM
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skogenjake
Posts: 6685 - Karma: 511
fujis. line's shit isnt bad either. it depends on how much you want to spend. if you got cash, get t halls. demo some skis, try your friends, pick what you like.
Mar 12 2006 3:59PM
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Wolverine21
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im a little heavier than you and i'll be getting this years thalls in a 176. i was looking for a ski for almost completely park that is pretty soft, can do awsome butter, and that will be stable in the park. the biggest jump i'll be hitting daily will be around 40 feet probly and i know thalls could stand up to that. if you looking for what i was looking for i would also go for thalls. i hope my decision helped you.
Mar 12 2006 4:09PM
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Chicken_P
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should i go with the 170 t-hall then since im a little lighter then you bcuz i was lookin into them
Mar 12 2006 4:15PM
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Wolverine21
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i would say if your a beginner, a smaller ski will be easier to learn on but if your more advanced i think the 176 will be fine
Mar 12 2006 4:26PM
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Wolverine21
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this should help you:
https://newschoolers.com/ns3/web/forums/readthread.php?thread_id=165118&
Mar 12 2006 4:29PM
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MrPantyDropper
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Atleast a 176 thall. Dont go any smaller.
Mar 12 2006 4:44PM
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Chicken_P
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ight thanks guys
Mar 12 2006 5:34PM
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HiTz
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ninthward mik ds yea...or some stls definately
Mar 12 2006 5:35PM
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