thinking about purchasing a pair on the cheap what are they like? any thoughts?
(sorry if its been discussed before)
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Depends how you ski, is park really all that important to you?
What exactly do you want your skis to do? Are you aggressive? Fast? If you fire more details my answers will be a little more insightful.
'I ski fast' doesn't really cut it. 'I straight line double black mogul fields in search of pow' tells me exactly how fast you ski...
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Started by Rossyhead in Ski Hardware 02-Apr-2009 - 28 Replies
Pablo Escobar
reply to '4Front MSP' posted Apr-2009
Fairly stiff 'all-mountain' twin. bennyboy had these but I don't think he is about right now.. I'll let him know you posted.
Rossyhead
reply to '4Front MSP' posted Apr-2009
cheers
wondering if they work at all in the park
looking more for medium deep powder tree ski kinda thing, just started dabbling the last 2 trips and my current sink big time!
wondering if they work at all in the park
looking more for medium deep powder tree ski kinda thing, just started dabbling the last 2 trips and my current sink big time!
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Baggy pants, wide stance. Mad steeze, cork 3s
Pablo Escobar
reply to '4Front MSP' posted Apr-2009
rossyhead wrote:cheers
wondering if they work at all in the park
looking more for medium deep powder tree ski kinda thing, just started dabbling the last 2 trips and my current sink big time!
Depends how you ski, is park really all that important to you?
What exactly do you want your skis to do? Are you aggressive? Fast? If you fire more details my answers will be a little more insightful.
'I ski fast' doesn't really cut it. 'I straight line double black mogul fields in search of pow' tells me exactly how fast you ski...
Edited 1 time. Last update at 02-Apr-2009
Rossyhead
reply to '4Front MSP' posted Apr-2009
on piste i ski the scott rc for gs carving-dont go in the park at all, can 50-50 a rail switch and spin 180-thats it!
i have a pair of scratch BCs right now and they are a bit long in the tooth-bit soft too. i have started exploring off piste-mainly off the side of the piste, moguls and powder. feb was in kitzbuhel and loved the tree skiing!
ability-wise i have done my instructor course but am certainly not straight lining double blacks! carved the hannenkam no bother but was a killer on the legs!
am 194cms and weight about 110kg so want the 187cm pair but can only find the 181 cheap unfortunately
i have a pair of scratch BCs right now and they are a bit long in the tooth-bit soft too. i have started exploring off piste-mainly off the side of the piste, moguls and powder. feb was in kitzbuhel and loved the tree skiing!
ability-wise i have done my instructor course but am certainly not straight lining double blacks! carved the hannenkam no bother but was a killer on the legs!
am 194cms and weight about 110kg so want the 187cm pair but can only find the 181 cheap unfortunately
www
Baggy pants, wide stance. Mad steeze, cork 3s
Edited 1 time. Last update at 02-Apr-2009
Pablo Escobar
reply to '4Front MSP' posted Apr-2009
Instructor course.. level?
You should keep your Scratch BCs for the park (generally soft=good) and get a more versatile ski for everywhere else.
You should keep your Scratch BCs for the park (generally soft=good) and get a more versatile ski for everywhere else.
Rossyhead
reply to '4Front MSP' posted Apr-2009
just level 1 BASI with a small amount of experience
the width etc of the bc would make them perfect for park use i reckon but then that leaves me with 3 pairs-need to get a bigger ski bag!
the width etc of the bc would make them perfect for park use i reckon but then that leaves me with 3 pairs-need to get a bigger ski bag!
www
Baggy pants, wide stance. Mad steeze, cork 3s
Pablo Escobar
reply to '4Front MSP' posted Apr-2009
3 pairs is the magic number, what are the other pair?
Topic last updated on 06-April-2009 at 15:43