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Need Help Vokkl Ledge!!! Pronto!

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BMillerrr
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What's up newschoolers I'm 6 foot and looking to get a new pair of skis to replace my 166 line afterbangs '10. So a friend of mine got 2012 vokkl ledges used them twice and quit. So he wanted to sell them so he agreed to sell them with new marker griffons for $140 this is a no brainer besides the fact that there 162s and I'm 6 foot and 155 lbs what should I do? Buy them? I likely won't be able to buy a new pair until after the season so what do you guys think
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7springsprod
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They are quite small, but you might as well buy them. If you ski them once and absolutely hate them, sell them, youll make money.
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pandasteeze
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its a good deal, but those skis are soft as shit.

i'm 5'9" 160 lbs and i rode 176 ledges for half a season. i ended up getting rid of them cuz they were just way to noodly for me.

162s will be way too small for you, but for $140 you can't really go wrong.
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.MASSHOLE.
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Buy em, sell em to a kid for more money, buy a different pair of skis that fit.
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BMillerrr
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Any skis you'd recommend I'm thinking line chronics or Armada alpha 1s or halos but I'm up for suggestions
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BMillerrr
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Or even surfaces
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7springsprod
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Those all are really good choices, you really wouldnt go wrong with any of them. If your lookinh outside the box, Id suggest nordica ace of spades. Stiff underfoot, soft in the tips and tails. Really durable ski also that is really difficult to chip. All of your choices will feel very different coming from a small, soft ski.
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50Kal
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Your 6ft and 155 lbs. Get a ski at least 170. Even for park I would never go shorter then 10 cm less than my height.

And for some cheap park skis here are some links. These seem to be in your price range.

http://www.evo.com/outlet/skis/dynastar-6th-sense-spin.aspx

http://www.evo.com/outlet/skis/k2-press-2012.aspx

http://www.evo.com/outlet/skis/k2-sight-2012.aspx

^none of these skis are fully symmetrical so just letting you know.






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WI_Personallty
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no don't buy those. I'm 5'8 and I don't use 166's so those skis you're looking at are easily 10-13cm to small for you.
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BMillerrr
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Alright, Well local "ski pros" at shops have always given me bad suggestions with size, there the ones that set me up with the 166s what do u guys think. This will be my first pair of skis bought in my own
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pandasteeze
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you should be riding something over at least 175
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J_Christoph
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I'm 5'11" and a 162 would be hella small. I like 176s
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WI_Personallty
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I'm 5'8 and I used 177's last season for park. They weren't rockered.
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BMillerrr
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Everybody! what about 4frnt click! 177s?
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50Kal
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Not a bad ski for starter park ski. You getting new, last years or used? What you paying for it?
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b_r_tregs
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Great skis. I have them and i love them. Nice and light not to soft great ski i would get them

they chip easy not to durable but the chips can be filled in
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