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Rossignol S1 Howell Alpine Ski

Rossignol S1 Howell Alpine Ski

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On Sale: $164.97
45% Off, Regularly: $299.95
Suggested Retail: $475.00
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Rossignol S1 Howell Alpine Ski

The Rossignol S1 Howell is the ski of choice for move with impunity from the park to the pipe to groomed to the bumps to the trees and back. The S1 Howell is all about versatility – it’ll let you jib all over the hill while still holding it down on manicured trannies and rails. The S1’s wood core gives the ski a responsive and snappy feel while the progressive flex offers stability underfoot with more pop in the tips and tails for bigger boosts and smooth butters.

Bottom Line: Slay the whole mountain with Rossignol’s S1 Howell ski.

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I bought S1 Howell skis with railing system on it but I don't

I bought S1 Howell skis with railing system on it but I don't have zip on binding for it.

Can I mount sapphire 90 binding on it or Do I have to use only SAS 100 binding which is recommended? Where can I get it? I am from Calgary, AB.

Thank you very much.

Jiri.

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November 26, 2009

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Would these skis be good for intermediate/advanced boys, aged

Would these skis be good for intermediate/advanced boys, aged 10 and 12, weighing 95-110 lbs? I see them on sale at Tramdock and was wondering. Any help appreciated.

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October 19, 2009

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Yeah, they would be fine for them. In the 158cm might be good, since they will still grow.

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October 19, 2009

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December 13, 2009

Do these skis require a binding plate to mount the bindings? What is the purpose of the the plate?

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How will these skis perform in powder and in ice?

How will these skis perform in powder and in ice?

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August 17, 2009

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It will be alright for either. The waist leaves little for float, but since most people on these are light and/or kids, that doesn't really make a difference. For ice though, the waist is almost to the stage were super quick edge transfers are gone, making ice more of a challenge.

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October 19, 2009

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Write your question here...What does jibber mean?

Write your question here...What does jibber mean?

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April 6, 2009

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Jibbing = using anything on the mountain in order to do tricks. This can be on cliffs, pillows, logs, rails, jumps, halfpipes, quarterpipes, stalls, etc.

Jibber = Anyone who does this.

Jibbing usually refers to rails now days.

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April 7, 2009

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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=jibber

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April 6, 2009

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i'm an intermediate skier looking for my first pair of twin

i'm an intermediate skier looking for my first pair of twin tip skis, i,m 6 foot 2 and only 145 to 150 and was wondering if this ski would work fr me?

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February 26, 2009

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Honestly if you are 6'2 you need a longer size than anything they have in stock in this ski. I wouldn't go less than 178ish. If you go too short, it'll be weird, because people typically mount their bindings forward more than on a traditional ski.

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February 26, 2009

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Im looking for skis that are twin tipped, cheap, pretty good

Im looking for skis that are twin tipped, cheap, pretty good for the terrian parks, and i can ride on slopes, are these good, or are there better ones?

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January 31, 2009

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It depends really. These come in pretty short lengths, so if you want to ride a longer ski that is fairly cheap but rips it, check out the K2 Silencer. Comes in a longer length, a slightly wider tip and tail, and a fir core, which I think is a better all around core. Plus, the blood red looks sick. These are also good though, so it's ultimately up to you.

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January 31, 2009

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Does anyone have an opinion on whether these would work with

Does anyone have an opinion on whether these would work with tele bindings?

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January 23, 2009

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Tech Specs:

Lengths:
138cm, 148cm, 158cm, 168cm 
Dimensions:
110 / 80 / 103mm 
Turn Radius:
[168cm] 20m 
Construction:
Rossicap 
Core Material:
THC2 Wood Core 
Tail:
Twintip 
Binding System:
No 
Binding Included:
No 
Recommended Binding:
Rossignol SAS 100 
Recommended Use:
Park, all-mountain 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year 

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