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Are the thalls the ski for me?

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MontanaMuggin
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I'm looking at the 2013/14 thalls and I'm wondering if it'll do what I want it to. Which is nose and tail press with ease, as well as butter, Really poppy, I'm almost doing all rails but there's still the occasional 360 with a grab, when I do hit jumps there no bigger than 50 feet. And I want a pretty light ski, with a low swing weight, and do a lot of nollies. Are thalls the ski for me? If not give me a ski that fits my criteria. Thanks
Jan 6 2014 8:13PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Bump. Can I please get some help here?
Jan 6 2014 10:56PM
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MontanaMuggin
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I'm around 165 pounds too if that means anything for the presses and stuff
Jan 6 2014 11:08PM
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srg_bchkv
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T-halls are poppy and not heavy, great for ollies, nollies and stuff and you can press and butter them but it would take effort, the ski is medium stiff.
Jan 6 2014 11:59PM
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MontanaMuggin
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BUMMMMP
Jan 7 2014 1:39PM
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snowpocalypse
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If your looking for the 2013/14 thalls and wondering if it'll do what you want it to. Which is nose and tail press with ease, as well as butter, Really poppy, Your almost doing all rails but there's still the occasional 360 with a grab, when you do hit jumps there no bigger than 50 feet. And you want a pretty light ski, with a low swing weight, and do a lot of nollies. Are thalls the ski for you?
Jan 7 2014 3:13PM
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funkynuggz
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get the Al Dentes, there so much fun to do nollies and butters, light and you can whip them around so easy... best skis i've ever rode
Jan 7 2014 4:44PM
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MontanaMuggin
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That's what I'm asking you. Go troll somwhere else faggot
Jan 7 2014 6:27PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Thanks!
Jan 7 2014 6:29PM
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snowpocalypse
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Damn bro chill out a little. Besides calling me gay as an insult only perpetuates the stereotype that people from Montana are back road, sister fucken, ass clowns.
Jan 7 2014 6:42PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Haha well maybe you should'nt be doing stupid ignorant ass shit like that for k+. And you can think that all you want, we could all care less. Shouldn't you be harvesting potatoes or somthin big guy?
Jan 7 2014 8:15PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Can I please get some information? Bump
Jan 7 2014 9:51PM
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AlexFromTarget
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i wouldnt say there easiest to butter and press but you can definetely do butters and presses. but they are poppy and fairly light i would say they fit your criteria
Jan 7 2014 10:20PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Thanks for the feedback. K+
Jan 7 2014 10:29PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Bump. How's the rail game on them
Jan 9 2014 6:35PM
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patt.
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Rail game is fantastic. I have a pair t-halls and they're my favorite park ski I have ever had. I would definitely recommend them to you. I wouldn't get the al dentes with their thin edge and width (I don't like wide skis on rails) if you are skiing rails all day.
Jan 9 2014 6:51PM
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CashmereCat
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Don't get the dentes. They're not at all durable, you're paying for a name basically. The edge is super small and thin. If you're hitting mainly rails the edge will be destroyed super quickly. If what you want is a wider ski like the dentes, go for a pair of blends or soul riders.
Jan 9 2014 11:38PM
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dabsandskis
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Atomic Infamous good buttery skis without much effort? I have pair but no snow lol they seem pretty stiff
Jan 10 2014 12:47AM
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Bogs
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Wow. Someone gets butthurt easily.

But I suppose it's to be expected from a typical back road, sister fucken, ass clown from montana
Jan 10 2014 4:38PM
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snowpocalypse
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Oh no he didn't! you talken shit on potato's? This shit just got real.

Let me get this right, You fuck your sister, and I pick potato's? Yep I win.


Jan 10 2014 5:54PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Don't have a sister. I fuck YOUR sister.
Jan 10 2014 7:52PM
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kung_powpow
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They're really light and poppy but they don't butter as well as I thought they would. It takes some effort to get up there but they are still my favorite rail ski I've had
Jan 11 2014 3:00PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Oh look! Big guy from Boston Rollin in to help his butt buddy out!
Jan 12 2014 9:08AM
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MontanaMuggin
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So what would be a ski that fits my criteria? Nordica soul rider maybe?
Jan 12 2014 9:15AM
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CashmereCat
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That's what I'm on right now. They're a good ski, buttery but not overly buttery. I haven't had any issues durability wise either.
Jan 12 2014 10:23AM
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MontanaMuggin
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Rail game? And are they easy to press? When I handflexed them they seemed pretty soft
Jan 12 2014 6:12PM
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CashmereCat
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I haven't had any issues with swing weight. Swups are quick and 50/50s are pretty easy with the wider ski. The skis are a good combo of soft but not too soft
Jan 12 2014 7:30PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Thanks!
Jan 12 2014 7:57PM
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Park.
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I wasnt impressed by how lively they were. NOT much pop at all either. Other than that they were pretty good
Jan 13 2014 5:38PM
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ABalls
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Armada makes some of the best skis performance wise but when it comes to durability in the tip and tail it's just not there due to the half cap half sidewall construction. I'm going to assume you hit mostly rails and therefor a wider ski would be good. I'm currently riding the halo 2's and they're the best ski I've ever rode (performance wise). Go for something similar to the al Dente or Halo 2 in width and you should be golden.
Jan 14 2014 2:26PM
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MontanaMuggin
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Thanks!
Jan 14 2014 6:54PM
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