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Lib tech NAS

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wol
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good skis for park or not. my friend gave to me for free sooo.
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a_pla5tic_bag
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anything for free is good
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wol
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haha yeah but i just wanted to know how good they were for park
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NoCoastSkier
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never know till you try man
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binturong-qwerty
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I haven't ridden them before but aparrently:


Park:
The magnatraction (wavy sidewalls)make skiing on ice/pipe a lot easier but it also makes it easier to catch your edges on rails
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they were free
so just detune the edges if that hasn't already been done (if you are using them for park) and trry them out for yourself



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I've heard they are great
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wol
Posts: 338 - Karma: 11
how do i detune edges haha. i snowboard but i am starting skiing
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sskier
Posts: 289 - Karma: 26
lightly file them down under your boot/binding area
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Steezy_me123
Posts: 164 - Karma: 48
I ride a set of LIBTech NAS' and they handle pretty well in the park, if you really need a had turn though your shit outa luck, even with the magnetraction they have a wide turn radios
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Upstate_Willis
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use the scrubby side of a dish spong, very light sand paper, or some wood to detune
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MothaHucker
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the construction of these skis is really sick.
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whoa-dere
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?...
i snowboard too, but if i get skis it would be these, lib boards are legit.
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