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Good cheap Beginner Twin tip ski Help

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Stemstep
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Hey guys.
I'm a skiboarder. However, I'm soon going to be teaching youngings how to ski. Therefore I don't want to splurge on very good skis, yet I'll still use them to hit up the park after a session.

So what ski's would you recommend for me?

I'm
5"6
140 lbs
Athletic build
Dec 14 2011 2:14PM
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Where-am-I
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afterbangs? or search around the internet for something a few seasons old. oh, and try gear talk forum next time
Dec 14 2011 2:39PM
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emryium
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Armada El Reys are pretty cheap and a solid ski for what you need.
Dec 14 2011 2:40PM
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stupendous-man
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line masterminds are a nice cheap option, but they might be a bit flexy for your liking.
Dec 14 2011 2:57PM
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meowmo
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just go for something like rossi s4s they are durable and you can use them for seasons to come
Dec 14 2011 3:01PM
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gaddafski
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agree. I've got s3's and love em to death, and they were cheapo
Dec 14 2011 3:07PM
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.Jacob
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I own s4 pro jibs, they are so nice. like riding on orgasms
Dec 14 2011 3:15PM
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Andreas_
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Salomon Threats are pretty cheap but The only know about it is the price. There's also afterbangs which are pretty durable.
Dec 14 2011 3:31PM
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Andreas_
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*the only thing I know

Dec 14 2011 3:32PM
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fnly
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yeah last seasons rossi s4 jib is still available for $299 on skis.com

amazing price for a pro level ski like that
Dec 14 2011 3:42PM
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FreezerKid
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k2's ar usually pretty cheap and solid or something second hand
Dec 14 2011 3:45PM
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K-Thomas
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poor kids.







but for real, the k2 press would be fine, and is pretty cheap.
Dec 14 2011 4:03PM
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Stemstep
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Lol I know. I have to teach them how to snow plow. I honestly believe thats the worse thing to learn. Such a bad habit, though it is the best option for 3 to 5 year olds.
Dec 14 2011 4:15PM
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crab_pretzel
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yep i was gonna say k2 press. really cheap beginner twin. also ive seen some elan twins online for great prices too.
Dec 14 2011 4:25PM
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niskyskier01
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167 line masterminds they will get you all over the mountain
Dec 14 2011 4:25PM
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Stemstep
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Blah. I also live in Canada. That made this so much harder.
Lol, who wants to pay an added $30+ on shipping when bargain shopping.
Dec 14 2011 5:11PM
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RCookish
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check out what d structure has! theyre located in quebec so it might help you save on shipping if you can find a dec pair
Dec 14 2011 5:57PM
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