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How is k2 PE compared to 4frnt msp?

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K2-fujative
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I am looking for some new skis. And i wonder if someone can tellme how pe is compared to msp?
May 2 2007 3:17PM
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K2-fujative
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in the park. And the weight?
May 2 2007 3:44PM
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deezy.
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PE's are stiff in the park good pop and pretty heavy and are extremely durable except the topsheet i dont know about the msps though
May 2 2007 5:09PM
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ijibgoremtn
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yea as long as you got a little leg muscle you can own on these things the person who won the JOI was rockin PE's
May 2 2007 5:24PM
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Edward.
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less people have msps
May 2 2007 5:33PM
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Edward.
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so the msps are definitely cooler
May 2 2007 5:33PM
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Jcob179
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I have the 06/07 PEs , i love them, bomb proof off the rails, but like what has been mentioned the top sheet kinda sucks so i wouldnt expect great cosmetic qualities
May 2 2007 5:35PM
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king.tubby
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i ski on msps, and have tried my buddy's public enemies a couple times. from my limited experience, i would say msps are generally burlier, i guess? or you could say the pe's are more nimble, quicker and lighter, if that makes sense. but like i said, i ve only skied the pe a couple times. my buddy loves them, though.
May 2 2007 5:36PM
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skiRay
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PK Hunder
May 2 2007 7:34PM
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Piste.Off
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my friend has PEs and loves em dont know if that helps or not
May 2 2007 7:49PM
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nhjibber
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no it doesnt, we dont know anything about your friend. otherwise a strong post though jackass.
May 2 2007 7:55PM
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poofartpee
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ive only rode the PEs and I can almost certainley say the MSP are better
May 2 2007 7:57PM
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ijibgoremtn
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ha not sure how i managed to forget his name
May 2 2007 8:49PM
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K2-fujative
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WHY can't everybody understand it? The topsheet problem is exacatly the same with all the other skis!
May 3 2007 1:07PM
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king.tubby
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i dont think ive seen a single other ski's topsheet crumble as badly and rapidly as my friends pe's
May 3 2007 1:09PM
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Ben.
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no lats years with the die cut graphics sucked they peeled off in sections
May 3 2007 7:07PM
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FUUUCK
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they turn quite differently and the flex patter is different, for park, carving, and hard pack id take the PE, for soft snow and sloppy turns go with the msp
May 3 2007 10:02PM
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bda10889
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MSP owns PE under any circumstances!!!!!
May 4 2007 5:12PM
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.jon
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msp's work great for jumps, but i took mine on rails for about 10 days last season and theyre beat
May 20 2007 9:12PM
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K2-fujative
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did you mean that you broke them on a rail?
Jun 2 2007 9:40PM
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FNJ
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ha then you havent seen my vcts.
Jun 2 2007 9:56PM
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K2-fujative
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Is it a smart move to detune the edges of my msp's before doing rails ?
Jun 3 2007 8:27AM
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K2-fujative
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Haha, the msp is lighter than the pe! When my friend got his pe 179 theyr weight was 4,9 kilograms And mine msp 181's are 4.4 But anyone, should i detune the edges on my msp's before hitting rails ??
Jun 3 2007 9:34AM
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K2-fujative
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anyone ?!?!
Jun 3 2007 1:11PM
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hollygrove
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detuning shouldnt make that big a difference. If you want to do some actual skiing, not just rails then don't de-tune them, but if you're in the park and have a thing for not carving, then go for it.
Jun 3 2007 1:16PM
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skiRay
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PK Hunder son
Jun 3 2007 1:29PM
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K2-fujative
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okey, im acctually gonna use them most in park. And is it just to take a fine metal file and make the edges round?
Jun 3 2007 1:53PM
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ijibgoremtn
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are you serious or are you kidding me? he was allready found and no one cared
Jun 3 2007 1:54PM
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K2-fujative
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Anyone ?
Jun 3 2007 2:00PM
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WeK
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You can do that, I wouldn't round them too much unless you wanna lose a lot of edge. Just make sure you do it correctly
Jun 3 2007 2:10PM
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K2-fujative
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jea, ok. i will only doit under the binding area if so. And how is correctly then ?
Jun 3 2007 2:30PM
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K2-fujative
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what is the correctly way to do it ?
Jun 3 2007 4:48PM
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josh.
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you dont know his name o my god
Jun 3 2007 6:17PM
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K2-fujative
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can't you guys answer my f***** question instead of the other shit?!?! WHAT IS THE CORRECTLY WAY TO DETUNE MY SKIS' EDGES ?
Jun 3 2007 7:44PM
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K2-fujative
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Sorry for that. I so happy yesterday.. But please answer my last qusetion and not the other shit ;)
Jun 4 2007 9:18AM
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josh.
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Jun 4 2007 7:36PM
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