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Henrik Neglects His Own Creation.

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1M_peaches
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why has Henrik been using the arv 86's instead of the edollos. I get it for xgames big air, but I have seen some recant Instagram posts of him just toolin around on the 86's. I got the 86's and they are actually pretty stiff, so I dont understand why the steese god is using a more comp orientated ski for day to day skiing. He has a pro model for gods sake!
Oct 15 2021 12:27PM
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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His knees. Less impact on the skinnier ARV86 apparently
Oct 15 2021 12:39PM
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1M_peaches
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BradFiAusNzCoCaHis knees. Less impact on the skinnier ARV86 apparently


Yes finally an answer, I got bad knees too so I guess I made the right choice
Oct 15 2021 12:41PM
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Session
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TiernanOSullivanwhy has Henrik been using the arv 86's instead of the edollos. I get it for xgames big air, but I have seen some recant Instagram posts of him just toolin around on the 86's. I got the 86's and they are actually pretty stiff, so I dont understand why the steese god is using a more comp orientated ski for day to day skiing. He has a pro model for gods sake!


Maybe the pro model is for everyone who needs a soft ski to do butter's. Whereas Henrik actually uses technique instead of relying on the ski.
Oct 15 2021 12:44PM
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tominiemenmaa
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This. He has stated this on multiple occasions after his knee surgery in summer 2019. From what I've seen, he seems to ride the arv86 almost exclusively.
BradFiAusNzCoCaHis knees. Less impact on the skinnier ARV86 apparently
Oct 15 2021 12:50PM
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FruitBootPro
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If you had a pro ski would you ski it every day for everything? Especially if you had access to literally the entire arsenal of skis sold by your sponsor?
Pro skateboarders, bladers, etc etc don't ride their pro model every time they sesh. Why should he?
Oct 15 2021 3:33PM
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1M_peaches
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FruitBootProIf you had a pro ski would you ski it every day for everything? Especially if you had access to literally the entire arsenal of skis sold by your sponsor?
Pro skateboarders, bladers, etc etc don't ride their pro model every time they sesh. Why should he?


no i get using pow skis and narrower skis for comp, and even day to day just to switch it up. But all of the other skiers with pro models tend to use there own ski most of the time. that justifies my original thinking, but now people have pointed out the issue of his knee and that makes loads of sense to me. and the amount of content on Instagram and ns with him on the arvs just made me think, Not saying its wrong, the title was just to spark some conversation.
Oct 15 2021 5:03PM
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SuspiciousFish
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FruitBootProIf you had a pro ski would you ski it every day for everything? Especially if you had access to literally the entire arsenal of skis sold by your sponsor?
Pro skateboarders, bladers, etc etc don't ride their pro model every time they sesh. Why should he?


Pretty much this. A lot of pro models are designed for niche conditions anyway. Just because you designed a ski doesnt mean you have to ski it every day.
Oct 15 2021 5:05PM
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Fagan42069
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I personally believe he should get on jet skis or vishnus or possibly even elan pinballs. Let me know what you think.
Oct 15 2021 5:08PM
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FruitBootPro
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Fagan42069I personally believe he should get on jet skis or vishnus or possibly even elan pinballs. Let me know what you think.


Bait. Nice alt account too
Oct 15 2021 6:31PM
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