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K2 Press Skis 2019

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SepalRiprap
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are those skis good for buttery (jib)?
Dec 4 2018 12:47PM
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zman420
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I also am wondering about durability on these
Dec 4 2018 6:20PM
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Rum_Ham
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They're a full cap beginner ski. That said they are very soft flexing and when I had them as a kid they were durable enough. I wasn't hitting rails on them or anything but I never managed to core shot them.
Dec 4 2018 6:38PM
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SepalRiprap
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Should i get them as beginner (there is no ski park, so i want to play around (nose / tail butter))?
Dec 5 2018 4:38PM
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Legend27
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My brother used to have those skis and they were rock hard for him, no flex at all lol
Dec 5 2018 7:21PM
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Rum_Ham
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SepalRiprapShould i get them as beginner (there is no ski park, so i want to play around (nose / tail butter))?


They’re fine for beginner skis but you will quickly outgrow them.
Dec 5 2018 7:23PM
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SepalRiprap
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hmm, do you maybe know something for advanced skiers, but not too stiff?
Dec 6 2018 7:35AM
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Bdoobz
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Legend87My brother used to have those skis and they were rock hard for him, no flex at all lol


Also have a pair, got them because they're the Coors Light versions that looked like they would make a good wall-piece one day. Used them once and really did not like them. Felt very stiff and heavy.
Dec 6 2018 2:00PM
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