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Really flexy skis

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TOAST.
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my freind needs to get new skis next year and he wants some really really flexible ones. Right now he has a pair of junior STLs (or somthing like that) from a couple of years ago. All of teh skis he has tried out he complains that they arnt flexible enough.
What are teh most flexible skis that they still make or are easy to find?
Mar 19 2008 7:20PM 0 0
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skiP.E.I.
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I would think junior STLs would be very flexy, since adult STLs are and junior skis tend to be softer than the adult version ...........
Line Invaders are some of the softest skis I've ever ridden though, can't think of anything else off teh bat
Mar 19 2008 7:23PM 0 0
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AALT
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EP Pro
Mar 19 2008 7:28PM 0 0
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Silence
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Yeah as a park ski - invaders, check the 09 kang-fujas, i think they are gonna be super soft
Mar 19 2008 7:30PM 0 0
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Bees_Knees
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kung-fujas
Mar 19 2008 7:32PM 0 0
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0123456789
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i heard the new fujas are gonna be more of a all mtn not park specific
Mar 19 2008 7:33PM 0 0
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Jwenz
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I would say anything along the lines of the k2 fugitive. He may even want to look into this years to get a great price for a very flexible ski. They are fun too!
Mar 19 2008 7:33PM 0 0
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japanada
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06-07 arvs, mine are noooooodels!
Mar 19 2008 7:35PM 0 0
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funk.
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rockers.
Mar 19 2008 7:37PM 0 0
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yeahitsdave
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not as flexible as ud think. hand flexing them, theyre much more similar to the older seth pistols (ive heard they come out of the same mold? but im not sure on that one) than they are to the current fujative
Mar 19 2008 10:18PM 0 0
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Silence
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Damn..i was keen for a anthem type ski from K2
Mar 19 2008 10:23PM 0 0
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TOAST.
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he tried invaders and fugatives but said that they were not flexible enough
i geuss he will just have to deal with it
Mar 20 2008 3:43PM 0 0
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lyndon
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Yeah, those are pretty much the softest park skis out there.
Mar 20 2008 3:46PM 0 0
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=nick=
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what does he weigh like 50 lbs.

i can butter my fujatives like none other, they have like a  gummy worm core.
Mar 20 2008 3:51PM 0 0
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killabees
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you buddy doesnt know much if he thinks he gana get more flexy then sickvaders, tell him to get em, break em in and they can only get better
Mar 20 2008 4:40PM 0 0
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JaphyRyder
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Salomon Foils...initially theyre not that flexy, but after about a season they get like noodles, not necessarily in a good way though
Mar 20 2008 4:45PM 0 0
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Lemuel
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urban punx and nordica ignitions (08) are softer than my invaders
Mar 20 2008 7:46PM 0 0
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Mar 20 2008 7:48PM 0 0
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