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buying last years skis next year
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I was wondering if in many of the sports stores that the businesses keep the previous years skis that they didn't sell and just sell them the next year at a cheaper price. I've never seen skis from previous years sold at stores so im not too sure.
I am lookin for this years skogens or 1080's and im not sure if i'll be able to get them for next year. I don't really have the money to buy brand new skis either. Should i buy used or will i be able to get the skis i want at a shop next year at a cheaper price?
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Go to ebay you can find any ski you want there pretty much, for really cheap to. Bought my first 1080s of ebay for 200 bucks.
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yeah i know about ebay, but it still doesn't answer my question.
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Yeah my shop carries last years models at discounted prices but the selection is very limited. I need a new park ski and dont have the money for the latest models!
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yes people usually have tent sales i got a pair of 1080;s for 150 bucks it was good stuff
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$150, holy shit! Id buy at least 2 pairs.
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