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Line Chronic Alpine Ski
March 23, 2009
Alright, so 171 is a good ski height for me? Im around 5.6 and weigh around 105 lbs. Im only 14 so im still growing. I just need to confirm as ill be buying them very soon.
Even if they were a bit too big, how much bigger?
What bindings do you reccomend for around 150 canadian dollars? 200 is max.
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Line Chronic Alpine Ski
March 12, 2009
Im around 5.6 and weigh around 105 lbs. Im only 14 so im still growing. I should be around 5.8 or 5.9 next year, so i can still grow into skis. At the most, ill probably only grow to 5.10. So would a 171 or 176 anthem be better for me? I spend around 50/50 on park and groomers, but I want to be in the park more because the groomers get boring once youve done them over and over. Im only a beginner park skier but i have been doing downhill for 5 years. I need a versatile twin tip ski for groomers and park. I will only have one ski in my quiver so any other suggestions on skis would be nice tooThanks.
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Line Anthem Alpine Ski
March 7, 2009
Im around 5.6 and weigh around 105 lbs. Im only 14 so im still growing. I should be around 5.8 or 5.9 next year, so i can still grow into skis. At the most, ill probably only grow to 5.10. So would a 171 or 178 anthem be better for me? Also, other people have said these are a dedicated park ski and groomers arent so great on anthems. Is this true? I spend around 50/50 on park and groomers, but I want to be in the park more because the groomers get boring once youve done them over and over. Im only a beginner park skier but i have been doing downhill for 5 years. I need a versatile twin tip ski for groomers and park. I will only have one ski in my quiver so any other suggestions on skis would be nice tooThanks.
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