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My setup this year (and a problem)
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well i needed new skis and boots cuz all lasts years shit is too small. so i went to the shop today and heres what ill be riding this year:
179cm 07 Fujatives (only $189 cuz they were last years model)
08 Scratch Bindings (center mounted)
07 Nordica Beast 5 boots
What do u guys think? Also ive got a bit of a dilemma. My dad said that for doing good in school he'd either buy me a pair of boots or a pair of skis w/ bindings. obviously ill take the skis cuz thats $350 but i was thinking maybe i'd want another pair of skis like for outside the park. i mostly ride park here (indiana) but was plannning on a west coast trip too. im just wondering if the lack of perfomance outside the park will be enough to bother wtith another pair of skis
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get this years fujis and youll be sussed bro
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i really wanted this years fujis BUT i saved like $110 by getting last years and since there is no difference between the 07 and 08 fujis performance wise i figured it wasnt worth it.
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something wider never goes astray..maybe look for somethng stiffer and in the ~90mm region..for those days where there is good snow
Were the boots properly fitted? You could always upgrade your boots, or get some custom footbeds made or something?
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ive just come off a season riding the new ones, and with the rocker, i found they ski different. especially in pow, they aint super wide but still float. and i think they were softer aswell. just if you wanted two, you could get just that one pair for all round.. just an idea
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one pair of skis just for out west
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If your pops is footin' the bill you should check out the volkl bridge. Its basically a little wider park ski.
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get a rockered ski if its in the price range. its good for out west and still oh so fun to jib around on
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If your boots fit you now... then I'd recommend picking up a stiffer ski for all-mountain, perhaps a bit wider too. If your boots don't fit you well, then getting boots that fit is much more important then a second pair of skis.
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i like my fujis outside the park in ontario
so.....
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4frnt MSP r a nice all mountain ski
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