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'03 1080's for allmountain

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awsskater42
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are the new 1080's good for all mountain skiing cuase i do that about 75% of the time and jump sna dstuff like 25%. i jsut want to know if i made the right choice cause the salesman siad they were really good for all mountain.Also, this will be my first year with twintips so i will do some more tricks.
i got some 1080 171's
Sep 8 2003 2:00AM
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skimack
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They are wide so they are good all mountain skis, just watch out for the foam core, spaceframe has a tendency to snap in half.

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Sep 9 2003 5:34PM
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Papa
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ya they should be fine all mountain




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Sep 9 2003 6:33PM
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awsskater42
Posts: 21 - Karma: 10
and i am talking about eastern all mountain. Mostly groomers, moguls, and tree skiing
i got some 1080 171's
Sep 14 2003 2:34AM
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SPOOOK
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a little soft. many have been DESTROYED.




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Sep 14 2003 3:09AM
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awsskater42
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i weigh 125 and i am like 5'11' (i am only 13)
i got some 1080 171's
Sep 14 2003 3:39AM
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awsskater42
Posts: 21 - Karma: 10
anyone? i really want to know if i should return them for sumtin else or no

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I have some 'o3 1080's (171)
Sep 16 2003 12:50AM
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Warren
Posts: 224 - Karma: 10
Don't worry about it.

They float well in powder. Are laterally stiff for carving the groomers. Soft enough in the tip to soak up bumps and jump transitions.

It's a good all-round resort board if you're limited to one ski.
Sep 16 2003 3:54PM
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pocket-rocket
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they will be ok for you..dont worry!
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Sep 16 2003 4:36PM
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stizz
Posts: 102 - Karma: 10
1080's are a fun all mtn ski,, you can carve bannanas turns,, but they are soft,, but i've skied them all day on the east coast and had fun,,, plus a super tree ski
Sep 16 2003 9:45PM
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awsskater42
Posts: 21 - Karma: 10
thanx cuase i was starting to have doubts and i payed for like 2/3 of the ski so i would be screwed for like the next 3 years i use em


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I have some 'o3 1080's (171)
Sep 17 2003 1:15AM
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Jackpot
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i heart them, very good for east....i don't care how many people put them down, there is something bad about any ski!

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Sep 17 2003 2:51AM
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awsskater42
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how far from center dshould i mount them for mostly alot of all mountain (like mostly moguls and tree skiing)? Also, can you cange the size of a binging on a ski like 3 sizes without remouintina or no? The 912 bindings

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I have some 'o3 1080's (171)
Sep 25 2003 12:05AM
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GT
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if you are 25percent park, mount them at the reccommended mounting point. They were designed with a sidecut and for you to make best use of that then mount them normal. The only reason for centre mounting is for specialised park skiing.
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Sep 25 2003 12:24AM
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