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Rossi's or Dynastar?

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hood_riderz6
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I ski 80% park and 20% powder and groomers and I'm 5'11 165 and i dont know what ski i should buy either the dynastar trouble makers or the rossingol FS any advice or personal experience on which ski would be the best.
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skithesprings
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i love my rossis and they are sooooo versatile its unreal
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skitoggrob
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ROSSI FS ALL THE WAY! great ski, great company!
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Ryanvdonk
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trouble makers are great skis. stable, poppy, but still a good flex for butters and such. next years are wider too if you want to wait or know a rep/work at a shop.
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skitoggrob
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no way, rossis, you will NOT be disapointed
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Ryanvdonk
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why, my friend has broke the edges on two sets already this year. luckily theyve warrenteed them.
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skitoggrob
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your friend doesnt know how to ski
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Ryanvdonk
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yep, that's it. i guess switch 10s aren't good enough for you. it was from the 270s onto rails that they broke.
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t_rob
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i've skied both and i like the troublemakers better, they're a bit stiffer. It may be a little unfiar that i like the TM's better, i was riding 169 scratchs against 175 tms.
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skitoggrob
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scratches will be better in powder and groomers
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teamsleep
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i like my scratches but my only complaint is that there a lil stiff for my size.
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Ryanvdonk
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a good option you might think about is the sprayer BC.
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DCepTiKoN402
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I agree those skis are so fun... And the white graphics this year are ill
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Ryanvdonk
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i like the black, white could be a problem if they pop off in pow.
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user098123
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i love my TMs tho they are a bit stiff for my size, great for allmountain/park tho.
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=nick=
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buy my skis

https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/279242/
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hood_riderz6
Posts: 71 - Karma: 10
for the people who said the trouble makers were to stiff how big are you and what size were the skis?
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user098123
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Im about 5'10-5'11ish and 130-135 lbs, I have 175s (still pretty new so that might affect it) but ya they are kinda stiff for me
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cobra_commander
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Well if you want to be doing powder at all i would say go with something like the BC sprayers or the Big troubles, the BC sprayers are just good skis nothing special but not bad. the big trouble on the other hand is amazing, good for park and still wide enough for powder.
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DopeSauce
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ROSSIS scratch 168s. Love em... had 2 pairs, so light and just really really insanely awesome.
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