4frnt msps?

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no there gonna be to heavy for you, and they don't have much of a twintip. I've ridden the 07 msp, so trust me

i think im getting the 06's 187cm msp....any pro's or con's out there for them? i found a pair online for 325...seems like a good deal.

Lots of people love them, I skiied them for a year and I wasn't really impressed. they are decent for park but they are kinda lame for skiing big lines. They just feel dead to me, they float pow decent but they are kind of halfass at everything, since I got on really good skis this year I've realised how much I disliked them. If you get them I recommend mounting them behind the freeride line. If you get aggressive and forward on them when they are on the freeride line they just kinda wash out, I can overpower them easily and I'm not very big 5'10 160lbs. I dunno I just don't like them but take a few peoples opinions because a lot of people do. A few of my friends that live out here at alta have them and they also think they suck.

they are actually one of the lightest skis out there as far as i've experienced. i have yet to pick up (or ski) someone elses ski/binding setup that was lighter than my msp's with 912ti's. but iceisscary has a point that they aren't the best performing ski you can buy for tearing shit apart. i've really liked my pair as a one-ski quiver for the last three seasons, but soon they will be remounted (center) and will just be my park ski, mostly because of how light they are.

Then u must be a guy that needs help...eat right, train right do right, and in 3-4 months you'll think they're light too..
They are great skis, tail height has never been a problem, they are just as high as the STLs.. get em

They are light as hell with my mojo11's on them. I was blown away at that.

how would they ski groomers on the east coast?