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Posts: 57 - Karma: 34
i just got a pair of theis and i was woundering how they are i live in the east, and how are they in park pow and just on the mountin
Nov 23 2009 10:18PM
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BWalmer
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they are really soft (almost too soft - at least for my liking), and are pretty fun in the park, and do alright on groomers (they sometimes chatter at high speeds - which can be kinda annoying). As far as pow...they aren't meant for it at all, but you can probably ride them in like 6 inches or so.
Nov 23 2009 10:23PM
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eli112233
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check the search bar... or the item description....

they are soft as hell and slay it in the park.
Nov 23 2009 10:23PM
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Hamster.
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ive owned a pair of these for a season, theyre a good butter and jib ski. actually theyre an amzing ski in that area, but with the softness, take it off a jump bigger than 40 ft and youll regret buying them.
Nov 23 2009 10:28PM
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i am 5,5 and 150 pounds

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Nov 23 2009 10:53PM
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barberdude
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I'm 5'7" and 150 lbs and I've loved my invaders. So far I've had two pairs and had so much fun with them in the east. You can butter and jib everything in site. The comment above is correct, they really can't handle any pow over 6 inches. I will add that I moved on to the Anthem this year for my park ski because I wanted something wider for jumps and for cruising.
Nov 23 2009 11:55PM
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super buttery, really chattery at high speeds...fun park ski
Nov 24 2009 1:07AM
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