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T-Halls vs Ar7's

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Young_Zay
Posts: 511 - Karma: 25
I'm 5'9, 125 and subject to grow. I would say I'm 60% jumps and 40% rails. Which ski should I go with when the time comes to get a new pair
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Young_Zay
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bummp
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turntable
Posts: 2736 - Karma: 857
176, you cant go wrong with either ski
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ARMADAR7
Posts: 401 - Karma: 36
If you will never ever leave the park t-halls and if you want something a little stiffer that has the ability to go outside the park go ar7 i love mine
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Jibboholics
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I have ar7s and they work great for jumps and are nice and solid on rails. They are stiff though so you might want to like a little stiffer ski.I would choose the ar7s they work great for park and can go outside of it too. Thalls are a little softer, so it depends on what you like.
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ARmaDa_dog
Posts: 47 - Karma: 133

They are both the same dimensions but the t halls are just softer! It all just depends on if you want to ride a softer or stiffer ski!

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Steeze2GO
Posts: 15 - Karma: 10
I never heard anything bad about either ski, so which ever one you choose you will probobly be happy with it
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tdollo
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get both skis
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mfz
Posts: 332 - Karma: 73
what a fucking useless comment.  

but yea i love my t-hall, and they still can hold on very well all mountain
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owenoc118
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here we go... thread jack (i figured i just write it here instead of making another "which ski" thread):  im about 5' 8", 120 pounds. which would you suggest?
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