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Want Some Reviews on the Coreupt Yards/Urban Rise/ Trouble Makers

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Octopus
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I know their are a billion threads on coreupts,
but i was just looking for some more reviews on the yards.
yes i searchbarred but their are not that many reviews on the yards.
thanks,
KR
Apr 26 2009 3:48PM
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Calb3rt
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https://www.newschoolers.com/web/content/reviews/action/manufacturer/id/32/
Apr 26 2009 3:59PM
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nickyp
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Apparently, the managers of Line broke in to the CoreUPT factory, and stole all the flex, which they then injected into the EP Pro.

What im saying is that if you want a ski with flex, you would actually be better off cutting off a piece of down rail, and tying it to your foot.

They don't flex.
Apr 26 2009 4:11PM
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Octopus
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what do you mean thy dont flex?
will they be fine on rails and jumps?
Apr 26 2009 4:33PM
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tride
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So, by that do you mean that they are not useless (in a turn) ultra-soft, noodles like the 95% of park twintips out there that are designed for kids who don't have any high performance turn technique?

Because if they are actually a stiff twin that has a solid-ass flex like a gs race ski, then that sounds pretty awesome to me.

Obviously not everyone needs or wants a stiff ski, but there certainly is a need for more stiff, solid, park twins out there on the market.
Apr 26 2009 4:33PM
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Tinga
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by that he means he isnt strong enough to flex anything that isnt a noodle.
Apr 26 2009 4:42PM
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Balto
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that jokes failed, EPs have been around longer.....
Apr 26 2009 4:47PM
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martin.
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seriously, it just takes some more effort. Trouble makers actually Do flew, you just need to work them.

These are my head mojos aka the UNBUTTERABLE ski:
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anything is possible if you just believe
Apr 26 2009 4:48PM
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Octopus
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does anybody have or tried them?
Apr 26 2009 4:49PM
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ski-swagga
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whats with the weird hand positions? haha
Apr 26 2009 4:58PM
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Octopus
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haha
Apr 26 2009 4:58PM
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Octopus
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bump

Apr 26 2009 9:40PM
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boyd
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props!
Apr 26 2009 11:30PM
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beowulf
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i have last years trouble makers and they are stiff but if you work them hard enough you can get some butter out of them.  i have them mounted at core center and they sill ski fairly well all mountain.  i can get and keep speed with out the skis flopping around everywhere.  Skiing switch isn't as good you wash out on the turns and doesn't feel very natural.  they are nice and light they'll be perfect for jumps and a bit more than adequate on rails.
Apr 27 2009 3:05PM
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