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We could all use a little forgiveness.
- Aspen wood core flexes better than Arnold
- 4D Fibercap construction keeps things nice and light.
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skylar brewer
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i got the 157's and they were nice im 175 pounds and they did pretty good for me. im actually gonna sell the 157's because i want a bigger pair. the skis are great, very LIGHT, FLEXIBLE, and BUTTERY! i highly reccomend these skis.
if you are interested in buying mine i am selling them for $300
I'm looking for a pair of skis that will...
Anders Pederson
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I'm looking for a pair of skis that will be able to easily do their part in the park most of the time, and still be able to go through the moguls and the trees with a bit of speed. I previously had the K2 silencers and was fairly satisfied with them, but i just want to go to the next step on the park with a ski that is a little lighter and durable. What would you recommend, the masterminds or the afterbangs?
Ski Fatties 503
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skis arent made for moguls, in fact, nothing is. you need new knees before skis. try hitting jumps instead, this ski will be good for that.
awesome
gusmac
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These are great skis! they are smooth and butter out very nice. Ive had them for a few weeks and have not had one problem yet
Are these more of a park ski or an all...
Neal McClure
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Are these more of a park ski or an all mountain ski?
wjd4369753
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park
What makes these skis cheaper than other...
Alex Todd
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What makes these skis cheaper than other ones? Will they be a lower quality ski than more expensive ones?
(Im an advanced skier, first time buying skis)
Amazing
Moosy
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I got last years model at the end of the season to use at summer camp. These things are fantastic. The bases are in amazing condition after skiing over ice and boxes, rails etc. Minor stratches on the base and topsheet are fantastic. Bases are alos very fast, these skis are very light and pretty flexy. I have marker schiczios on em and its an amzing ski for everything, i skiied powder, all mountain and park on these and there perfect. Nice underfoot and not to stiff or flexy, but has tons of pop and I would def recomend these.
Amazing ski!
Nathan Hilton
Member since
Got theese babys mounted yesterday with the Marker Squires... Decided to hike the ski hill today as it is not open yet... took a few runs, built a kicker, did a few flips and Oh my god it is the best ski ive ever owned! Light as a feather super responsive, floats decently in powder, rocks the urban rails, Just an all round amazing ski even for the more advanced of park skiiers
Im 5'4 and 100 pounds got the 157 and it fits perfect
-Nathan
I'm about 5'2" 85-90 pounds what size...
Alex
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I'm about 5'2" 85-90 pounds what size should I get and are they twin tips?
Joshua Moore
Member since
Yes they are twintips.
Below is a link to a great guide on sizing your skis. Scroll to the bottom for the chart.
http://www.backcountry.com/store/dc/498/Backcountry-Ski-Size-Guide.html
Have an epic winter.
I'm about 5'2" 85-90 pounds what size...
Alex
Member since
I'm about 5'2" 85-90 pounds what size should I get and are they twin tips?
Joshua Moore
Member since
Below is a link to a great guide on sizing your skis. Scroll to the bottom for the chart.
http://www.backcountry.com/store/dc/498/Backcountry-Ski-Size-Guide.html
Have an epic winte
Will this ski preform well for me? I am...
Nathan Hilton
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Will this ski preform well for me? I am 5'3 and 95 pounds i ride park and a bit of pow/all mountain
first last
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Yea it will! Get the 157. I also have the 157 but last years model. I am 5'3 but 110 lbs. And im not fat or chubby lol. But these skis are perfect to transition into park skiing. They are extremly light and buttery. Get them! They are very nice and will perform great for you. Like i said they are so light so the 157s will be better for you. Thats my opinion
