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WinkieX4
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I want a strong light rail ski that can still hit big jumps do I go with line honey badgers or line chronics?
Jan 30 2024 5:27PM
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BallClapper
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Chronic if you must. There are plenty of other brands making skis for this purpose.
Jan 30 2024 6:42PM
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dopesnowenjoyer
Posts: 135 - Karma: 259
WinkieX4I want a strong light rail ski that can still hit big jumps do I go with line honey badgers or line chronics?


Y’all are addicted to lines
Jan 30 2024 7:02PM
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OldParkRat
Posts: 44 - Karma: 556
The Blend is lightweight and flexible. Dimensions are similar to the Chronic. Blend: 134-100-122 vs chron 101 at 130-101-124. The Chron 94 at 123-94-117 is similar to Honeybadger 120-92-116. Personally I like a little wider so they’re stable on rails. Best of luck in your hunt for the light rail ski.
Jan 30 2024 7:38PM
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mikem
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Vishnu key
Jan 31 2024 12:17AM
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Kfrad27
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See if you can find a pair of Afterbangs. I dusted off my old pair from 2010 and had a blast with them today.
Feb 1 2024 9:49PM
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griffinbeam
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WinkieX4I want a strong light rail ski that can still hit big jumps do I go with line honey badgers or line chronics?


If you want strong go for the honey badgers, probably the best durability on the market.







Feb 5 2024 12:00PM
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KilaTsunami
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Keys. Fuck line
Feb 5 2024 5:50PM
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deac
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poacher
Feb 5 2024 8:27PM
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