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littlejwigs
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i need to get park skis next year and i have been looking for awhile i found these skis but i want some that do good on jumps the skis are amplid townships they say nothing really about jumps so i was wondering if you guys know anything about them.

http://www.amplid.com/main.php
Jun 27 2010 1:57AM
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95959
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They're really soft urban skis.
Jun 27 2010 2:03AM
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littlejwigs
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ok so not much pop?

Jun 27 2010 2:06AM
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littlejwigs
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or if you guys know anything else about this brand i would be interested to know thanks

Jun 27 2010 2:17PM
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eddy9
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I got township 09 but didn't get much time to test Mainly jibbing skis
Jun 27 2010 2:35PM
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littlejwigs
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ok thanks i just usually do jumps do you know if their are any other good park skis by this company?

Jun 27 2010 2:38PM
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eddy9
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Yeah c7 and antidogma
Jun 27 2010 3:03PM
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littlejwigs
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ok thanks plus K
Jun 27 2010 3:23PM
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S.Ki
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yes like the guy above me said. the antidogma the c7 and the syntax are stiffer and maybe better jumps skis.
i dont know your weight so i can not help you deciding
i by myself own the amplid antidogma and im very content with this ski. its very light but has some good pop. its not super-mega-uber stiff though. it has a nice stiffness so you can still do butters and stuff.
(i have to say i weigh around 155 lbs and i am 6"1)
if you want an even lighter version of the antidogma get the syntax its basically the same ski but the syntax is lighter
(it has no edge protectors and is built with hexo technology)

im sure i forgot something. if you have any questions on the antidogma - ask me.

aaaaa forgot: top sheet chipping is enormous on mine. but doesnt affect how they handle.



Jun 27 2010 4:12PM
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littlejwigs
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ok thanks i am 5 foot 3 inches 110 i was thinking the 172?
Jun 27 2010 4:49PM
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RudyGarmisch
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You planning to grow a little over the summer and winter? If so I might go a bit longer, but as you are now, thats a good size.
Jun 27 2010 5:48PM
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littlejwigs
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ok thanks i probably will grow so i might move up in size
Jun 27 2010 6:48PM
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simon44
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yo may i suggest ninthward, i bought the henrik pro's and they are the best all around skis ive had. super pop not too soft but soft enough so you can butter. super stable landings and nice smooth swing rate
Jun 27 2010 6:58PM
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littlejwigs
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ya i have heard that about them. do you know if the dimensions will change for the 2011?
Jun 27 2010 7:02PM
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simon44
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no they are the exact same with new graphics
Jun 27 2010 7:05PM
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littlejwigs
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ok thanks i will look into them

Jun 27 2010 7:13PM
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littlejwigs
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are they a light ski?
Jun 27 2010 7:16PM
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simon44
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i couldnt tell you cause ive never held a bunch of skis together to feel the weight but they dont drag me down at all
Jun 27 2010 7:20PM
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littlejwigs
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ok thanks
Jun 27 2010 7:25PM
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littlejwigs
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bump
Jun 27 2010 10:54PM
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nickyp
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The Syntax is the same dimensions as the Antidogma, but has some shit in the tips, (or not, as the case may be) to make them super light
Jun 28 2010 12:20AM
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littlejwigs
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so i have narrowed it down to two skis the syntax or the antidogma. i want the ski that like really stable and that has good pop. thanks

Jun 28 2010 3:30PM
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S.Ki
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as said before the syntax and the antidogma are practically the same ski. the syntax is just lighter due to lack of material . if you need a more stable ski i would go with the antidogma.

if i were you i would go with the 172. im 6"1 and own the 178 ones (bought them when i was a bit smaller (like 5"8ish) and the size was and still is good for me.

hope this helps. you will never regret this decision. antidogmas are the best skis i ever rode (even if the topsheet chipping is enourmous, which i said before)

light, playful, good stiffness and good pop.

P.S if you kill urban or do a lot of rails (i mean really a lot) you might get edge problems. some amplid skis had issues with the edges and they ripped out. but amplid has a good warranty service so if this problem occurs (which it hopefully will not) you can contact them and the see what they can do.

fortunately i did not had this problem on mine, even if i do a lot of rails.

hope i helped you deciding. keep us updated or write a review if you are or are not content with the skis.

S.Ki

Jun 28 2010 3:49PM
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littlejwigs
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ok that really helps thanks
Jun 28 2010 4:59PM
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