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Line Blend Alpine Ski

November 7, 2008

I suggest going with the 178's, which should have plenty of float in powder if you are under 210 lbs. If you are over go for the 183's.Other opinion: Go longer for your powder skis at your height. Unless you are a skinny rail, the longer skis will give you more float, but will be a tiny bit slower in turns.

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Scott Mission Alpine Ski

November 7, 2008

I just weighed a pair of 178's at the shop. They weigh 8.2 lbs for both. Not a real lightweight, but not bad. The K2 Coombas in 174 weigh 8.55 lbs, for comparison. Volkle Mantras weighed in at 8.75 lbs in 178, and the Scott Crusade came in at 9.75 lbs.

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