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Symmetrical skis?

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HamFaceGirl
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I'm looking for some new skis and I just wanted to see a list of all the symmetrical skis you guys know, preferably at least 90 underfoot. Thanks!
Jan 17 2012 3:35PM
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.ste
Posts: 1068 - Karma: 238
Anthems, domains, reno rockers, Afterbangs(88 underfoot)
Jan 17 2012 3:41PM
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Forcillo
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Punx but they're skinnier
Jan 17 2012 4:11PM
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rozboon
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K2 Domain, Volkl Chopstick (massive and symmetrical), Nordica Ace of Spades

Line EP Pro isn't QUITE symmetrical but deserves a mention for having symmetrical flex and rocker and a whole 1 or 2mm difference in the cut.

Jan 17 2012 6:12PM
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cr1080cbr
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Atomic Patents...fun ski!
Jan 17 2012 6:15PM
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malibufishnsurf
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Surface Boronowski Model. Fatties.
Jan 18 2012 2:40AM
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maxwell666
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4frnt yle
surface new life
volkl chopsticks

atomix patent
line anthem
Jan 18 2012 5:15AM
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idskithat
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domains, ane theyre 90 underfoot, i have them and loooove them
Jan 18 2012 6:38AM
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HamFaceGirl
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yea, I am really looking into those, heard some mixed reviews, but more good than bad
Jan 18 2012 7:06AM
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drumbumocdp
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This
Jan 18 2012 4:17PM
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Stope.Neeze
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ace of spades

but my frinds who have symetrical skis vs. regular non-symetrical skis says they dont fell a differance skiing switch if thats what you are wondering but idk i havent tried them

Jan 18 2012 8:33PM
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Canuker
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Just throwing this out there...

I rode invaders for 3 years, once they broke i purchased rossi s5's (94mm) which i center mounted

I was so scared that skiing switch would be harder and i would get worse but i can honestly say that i didnt notice a difference AT ALL. Honestly im pretty sure my switch skiing has improved if anything.

Im not stoping you from getting a symmetrical ski, im just saying.

Jan 18 2012 8:40PM
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HamFaceGirl
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yeah its not like I can only buy a symmetrical ski, I was just looking at the options because I have noticed the number of them to decrease over the years
Jan 18 2012 8:55PM
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EC-Skier
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rocky mountain underground diam and the diam le's
112 tip and tail and 93 underfoot
Jan 18 2012 9:17PM
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dylan.r.1080
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i think its easier to ski switch on symmetrical skis, but i guess it depends on what you're coming from, not a huge deal either way.
Jan 18 2012 9:18PM
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NinetyFour
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If OP is super worried, look for a ski that has tip and tail dimensions that are maybe only 4 or 5 mm in difference if you can't find yourself a completely symmetrical ski that suits your needs.
Jan 18 2012 9:42PM
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Canuker
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this.

I wanted to get them but didnt have the money

Jan 18 2012 10:43PM
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lorax
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The one and only answer to this question is the K2 domain. 90 underfoot, super playful, revers camber. If you disagree I am fully prepared to strike you with a frozen three toed sloth.
Jan 19 2012 1:16AM
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