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CharlieX22
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help me out yo
Feb 14 2022 12:47PM
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9try
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rossi FIS SL

**This post was edited on Feb 14th 2022 at 12:50:55pm
Feb 14 2022 12:49PM
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hi_vis360
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how big is your local
Feb 14 2022 6:55PM
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jompcock
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Wet +. Key if you wanna get corked a lot.
Feb 15 2022 10:19AM
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CatdickBojangles
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Jeffrey 96 or 102
Feb 15 2022 11:00AM
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switchlip2
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Surface upper or wide plus
Feb 15 2022 11:12AM
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CharlieX22
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hi_vis360how big is your local


big for east coast, New Hampshire[/quote]
Feb 15 2022 11:14AM
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BearsOnKetamine
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CatdickBojanglesJeffrey 96 or 102


The Jeffrey might be the most unstable ski on the market
Feb 15 2022 12:03PM
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BearsOnKetamine
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Icelantic nomad 95
Feb 15 2022 12:03PM
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CatdickBojangles
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BearsOnKetamineThe Jeffrey might be the most unstable ski on the market


BearsOnKetamineIcelantic nomad 95


Obvious troll is obvious
Feb 15 2022 12:07PM
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hi_vis360
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CharlieX22big for east coast, New Hampshire


I would go with jefferies. ON3Ps are 100% worth it if you are only going to have one set of skis. I own vishnus and on3ps and I love the Vs but if I had to choose one I would go with the on3ps all the way. They're good for skiing fast and aggressively which isn't something you can say about a lot of the other park skis.
Feb 15 2022 4:11PM
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BearsOnKetamine
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CatdickBojanglesObvious troll is obvious


youre the one with the skierman quote
Feb 15 2022 7:46PM
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isaacwrong
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knowing your skier type, ability, terrain you'll be skiing/percent, what you've enjoyed in the past would all be helpful.............





if not i'm just going to recommend 189 vishnus
Feb 15 2022 7:55PM
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CharlieX22
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isaacwrongknowing your skier type, ability, terrain you'll be skiing/percent, what you've enjoyed in the past would all be helpful.............





if not i'm just going to recommend 189 vishnus


Trying to get good at rails. I can do basic swap combos and can 5 and backflip. Looking for rail skis that can also handle medium to large size jumps
Feb 16 2022 12:40PM
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isaacwrong
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Probs like bdog, arv 86/96, wet, wet plus, royale, sniper, poacher.

All can handle some weight on jumps, rail focused with being a bit narrower. Without knowing a bit more can’t really narrow it down to a ski. Do you plan on ripping all mountain? Skiing on a powder day? Or is this ski purely for park. I’d recommend something around 100 under waist if so
Feb 17 2022 7:57AM
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CharlieX22
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isaacwrongProbs like bdog, arv 86/96, wet, wet plus, royale, sniper, poacher.

All can handle some weight on jumps, rail focused with being a bit narrower. Without knowing a bit more can’t really narrow it down to a ski. Do you plan on ripping all mountain? Skiing on a powder day? Or is this ski purely for park. I’d recommend something around 100 under waist if so


East coast 90% of the time, I probably ski 85% park 15% all-mountain. Unless there's a pow day of course
Feb 17 2022 11:25AM
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