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Surface green lifes?

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pjbackwoods
Posts: 1396 - Karma: 420
Anyone ride them? I just got a pair and i wana know if theyre good for park. They are decently fat for park skis (100 waist) will this be a problem? I would e mounting them with fks 155
Feb 4 2013 12:12PM
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pjbackwoods
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Feb 4 2013 6:36PM
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pjbackwoods
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Feb 5 2013 5:20PM
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hollygrove
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theyre fun skis, dont really know what your asking though. Can you ski park on them? sure
Feb 5 2013 5:29PM
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pjbackwoods
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I just want an over all impression on them. Youve skied park with them? Were they flexy/ buttery at all?
Feb 5 2013 8:25PM
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ball
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They are extremely stiff, as all surface skis are.
Feb 5 2013 10:30PM
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jjdsteeze
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there are a good ski, my girlfiend has a pair, i've taken some laps with them and they are pretty stiff, but 100 underfoot is not a problem in the park, i ride skis that are 112 underfoot as my park skis and i love it haha
Feb 6 2013 11:38AM
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k2andcannoli
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I had a pair come into the shop last week that both heels had ripped out. I helicoiled the blown holes as he didn't want a remount. Idk if it was a bad mount but the way the topsheet was cracked it didn't look like it. More of a true rip out, the only issue is this guy was pretty novice and I cant imagine him pulling screws out of a new skis. So my concern is to due with the makeup of the ski. What makes it "green" and could that have to do with the durability of the core?...thread jack sorry
Feb 6 2013 1:45PM
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