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175 jjs

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En_Route
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Im wonderin if 175 jjs would be to small for someone who is 5'8 160 pounds and a type 3  skier. ++k
Apr 14 2009 11:00PM
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DirtyMick
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They'd be perfect.
Apr 14 2009 11:53PM
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freeskiiertjm
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Yeah man, that sounds good.


My girl rides them in a 75 and shes 5'9" and 145, type 2+/3 skiier

I ski them in a 85 and I'm 5'10, 180, 3+

They do ski shorter for sure. I would love a 195 sometimes.. They ski about 10-15cm shorter than a reg twin... Just depending on your personal preference... I would recomond the 75 on your weight, but not sure what leght your on right now...

Cheers

Apr 15 2009 12:34AM
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Ski.Ballet
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If you're a decent skier you should definitely go with the 185.
Apr 15 2009 12:38AM
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En_Route
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i ride a 171 dumont as a park ski.
Apr 15 2009 8:14AM
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no_steeze
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they ski really short, if they made a 195 jj i would definitely get it and i'm 5'10
Apr 15 2009 9:28AM
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En_Route
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cant decide bump. I have a really good deal waiting for me to pull the trigger on some 175s. But if its not worth it i dont think i should anymore opinions.
Apr 20 2009 8:10PM
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AcePerry
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should be the correct size man if you are still growing and ride major pow maybe go 85
but i would strap the 75's
Apr 20 2009 10:23PM
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zackblain
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a 200 cm JJ would be heaven.
Apr 20 2009 10:54PM
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En_Route
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thanks for the info ++k
Apr 20 2009 11:40PM
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Ben.
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if your gonna wanna charge more, you might wanna go 85. if your gonna be in the trees more, and want more maneuverability (fuck yeah i spelled that right first try) go with the 75
Apr 20 2009 11:43PM
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En_Route
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will the 175's be too small to charge with at all or will i be able to just to a lesser level. cause i do a little of both. Although i will be usin the jj's at a resort alot to so i dont neccesarily need to charge there. I guess i just answered my own question.
Apr 21 2009 6:40PM
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Ben.
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you should be fine then
Apr 21 2009 7:12PM
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armadajj09
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I am 5ft8in and 155-165 (depends how much beer i drank the night before) I have the 175jj.  I love then, there the perfect size.  I use them as my primary ski. (pow, groomers..etc..).  I am glad I went with that size. There easy to ski the trees with also.  You can throw them around very well.  I say the 185 would be too big for me.
Apr 21 2009 9:42PM
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AJizzle
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U gotta go 185, contact area of like 130
Apr 22 2009 3:09PM
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ReetsAdeets
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My friends like 5'3, 5'4, 100lbs, and he has 175 JJs.  They work great and he loves them.  You might think about 185s if you want em for pow
Apr 22 2009 8:25PM
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Jordyn
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If you want to get your skiing to the next level, go 185, no question. I have the 175s at 5'3" and can't say enough good things about em, they charge all around
Dec 27 2010 7:57PM
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aj5474
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just going to hop on this thread. I'm 6ft2 175, If I skied on the west I know I would need at least a 185 but I'm on the east and most of the pow I see lie in tight trees. would the 175 be ideal for this or would it still be way too short?

Dec 27 2010 9:42PM
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tuna.
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they are next year, along with a 165 for lil fellers and two different sizes in a womens version.
Dec 27 2010 9:47PM
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