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Lib Technologies NAS Park Alpine Ski

Lib Technologies NAS Park Alpine Ski

Item #LBT0119|15 in Stock – Ships Fast & Free
$698.95
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One Color, 154cm (698.95)
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Lib Technologies NAS Park Alpine Ski

As you speed down the face of the Park City Superpipe wearing your Lib Tech NAS Park Alpine Skis, you gently consider the beauty of Magne-Traction edges that give you unheard of edge-hold performance. As your lips flap in the wind due to your extreme velocity, you ponder the dampening and poppy fiberglass layers that sweetly compliment the wood core of your Lib Tech Narrow Ass Snowboards. You contemplate the slightly narrow dimensions underfoot that keep you nimble as you shoot up the other side of the pipe. And your final thought before rocketing into outerspace beyond the pull of Earth's gravity is “I wonder if there will ever be another ski as rad as this one.”

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what are the dimensions for the 181cm

what are the dimensions for the 181cm

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October 24, 2008

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in CM: 12/8.6/11.3
The manufacturer's catalog can be found online (just copy/paste): http://www.libtechnas.com/
This has dimensions, explanation of the recurve, and fun propaganda.
They updated this recently (November 2008), so check it out.
These are actually called the Pipe NAS (not park) by the mfgr.

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November 10, 2008

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do thies ski requiere a center mount or whats the deal

do thies ski requiere a center mount or whats the deal

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October 8, 2008

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They require you to mount them at the midsole (The boot center will be aligned with the narrowest part of the ski, or in this case with magnetraction, aligned with the center of the **largest** bump); which is farther forward on this ski than even most park skis. Mounting ahead or behind the midsole messes up the bumps. So no, but almost.

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October 19, 2008

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Does somebody have a weight spec on these? If not, can someone...

Does somebody have a weight spec on these? If not, can someone at least tell me a relative weight, like what skis they're lighter or heavier than?

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September 20, 2008

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they weight about 7.5 pounds

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September 26, 2008

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Tech Specs:

Lengths: 154cm, 166cm, 173cm, 181cm
Dimensions: [@173 length] 113 / 84 / 108mm
Sidecut: 17 MTX
Construction: Fiberglass Power layers, Magne-Traction .75 edges
Core Material: Wood
Base: Sintered UHMW
Tail: Twintip
Binding System: No
Binding Included: No
Recommended Binding: No
Weight: Not specified
Recommended Use: Pipe, park, freeride
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year