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my choise.tweak.

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Miss.Jibber
Posts: 86 - Karma: 10
hi,
i just chosed my ski:
the tweak.
with the free titanium 12. tell my everything good, so that i will be happy and cant await the ski :D :D :D
for christmas it will be here, one of the last models avaible.
best wishes and thanks everybody for help!
vanessa
Dec 20 2004 3:57PM
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TeenageWasteland
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If you ski a lot outside of the park then yea, you made a Great Choice.
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Dec 20 2004 7:54PM
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MrPantyDropper
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tear up the groomers
Dec 20 2004 8:08PM
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PowderCanuck
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If it isn't to late, I'd recommend you switch the Marker binding for the Look/Rossignol binding. They are much more freeride frendly.



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Screw this I'm going skiing
Dec 20 2004 9:20PM
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SaraJ
Posts: 366 - Karma: 52
Good Ski choice. They are nice in both the park and in crud.

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Dec 20 2004 10:13PM
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Miss.Jibber
Posts: 86 - Karma: 10
cool! thanks! why, is this binding BAD?i think its good for me, because its leightweight like me and for everything and on the homepage of marker you can see that that is the most freeride oriented binding of them!
the free titanium 12!
i am so happy about this choise, tell me more and is the tweak hard to ski in park(for beginners also okay?) and did anyone ski moguls and groomers?
best wishes and THANK YOU!
vanessa
Dec 21 2004 2:03AM
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SaraJ
Posts: 366 - Karma: 52
They are a little harder to ride in the pipe than some skis I've used, but on jumps and rails, they're great. They get a little chatter at high speeds, but they still ski very well on groomers. I have not used them on moguls, but I'm sure they will be fine.

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Dec 21 2004 5:19PM
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hazel_32
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^^ marker always toots their own horn...markey blows...ive seen like 9 different pair of those bindings break in one season....not a good binding...agreed...go with the look or rossi



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Dec 21 2004 5:31PM
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Irotate360
Posts: 6836 - Karma: 22
yeah my friend just picked up a pair, when he first showed me em i thought they were the sugar daddies(ie because they were so god damn wide) but i guess depending where you ski its a good ski. nothing id choose to ride









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Dec 21 2004 5:50PM
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GeneralButtNaked
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ya their good all around. ive never had chatter at high speeds.





i was going to go for a quad daffy but i was like, why huck? -mommy
Dec 21 2004 8:00PM
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Miss.Jibber
Posts: 86 - Karma: 10
COOL! THANKS! on the german page of newschoolers i heard, the binding is good^^^ ???
how should i mount them(the binding) for skiing EVERYTHING!??? I thought +1 or +2 cm.... because it looks like the recommended montagepoint is very much near the tail
Dec 22 2004 2:41AM
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Miss.Jibber
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is it okay to ride in park for nearly-beginners?
Dec 22 2004 5:28PM
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martockpublicenemy
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ummm no,probably the worst ski you could have baught if your a beginer park skier
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Dec 24 2004 10:12PM
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SaraJ
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^I disagree with that. I'd consider myself to be a beginner, but I love that ski in the park. It's a bit difficult in the pipe, but nice once you get used to it.

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Dec 25 2004 12:23AM
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Miss.Jibber
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thanks :D
Dec 25 2004 1:04PM
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