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No Time vs. Double Time

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Cab3
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What are the differences besides the price?
Dec 19 2011 8:49PM
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Kreech
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Double time is wider and stiffer and has more squared off tips.
Dec 19 2011 8:53PM
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DBL
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Double times are fatter, and more durable. Different flex if i'm not mistaken
Dec 19 2011 8:53PM
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DBL
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u beat FFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
Dec 19 2011 8:53PM
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BmoChop
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They aren't as squared off as the picture makes them look, just saying. It's kinda inconsequential though.
Dec 19 2011 9:36PM
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ALaw
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Double time is pretty stiff in the tips and underfoot, and soft in the tails. The no time has a pretty even flex
Dec 20 2011 7:04AM
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Willard
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last year...pretty sure its an even flex now
Dec 20 2011 3:01PM
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Cab3
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So sounding like I may want no times, thanks for all the help everyone gets +k.
Dec 20 2011 8:38PM
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Merrill
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I think the no times have a bit of a rocker as well don't they?
Dec 21 2011 12:16PM
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JTL
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Dec 21 2011 12:19PM
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JTL
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My bad. double post.
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Yes. they have some rocker. Just skied my No Times yesterday. Lots of fun. tails are nice a poppy.
Dec 21 2011 12:21PM
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Newschooleri.
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Ye the double times are a stiff but i love them. I got them for this season and they are light and easy on rails. Great ski
Dec 21 2011 12:24PM
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