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Ski hunting

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Jems
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I've been looking for a ski that's light, somewhat durable, and a little buttery. Any thought on skis that somewhat closely resemble those stats? Everyone's been saying ON3P but I can't get them around my local shops + they're too expensive and heavy.
Mar 12 2017 10:12PM
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TDD536
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Try icelantic.
Buttery, durable, light. Fun skis.
Mar 13 2017 9:31AM
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Casey
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I was really hoping you'd be asking about some good skis for hunting. True Biathlon style
Mar 13 2017 1:29PM
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progatician
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Candide 2.0
Mar 13 2017 9:09PM
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supersquid
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progaticianCandide 2.0


The candides are pretty fast and scare easily. Very hard to hunt in the wild. lines and k2 are somewhat stupid and can easily be taken down with some buckshot. They like to hangout near rivers and streams. Not sure when the season starts though...
Mar 17 2017 11:11AM
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fpturtle1
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I have been looking for the same thing, and I think I'm going to go with Ninthward
Mar 19 2017 11:52PM
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Jems
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fpturtle1I have been looking for the same thing, and I think I'm going to go with Ninthward


I hear ninthwards snap easily and are overall unreliable. Anyway I don't know where I'd find some in Minneapolis.
Mar 20 2017 12:13AM
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