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Jeffrey Robbins
Skier // Snowboarder // Biker // Kayaker
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Bio:
From Pennsylvania. Do a bunch of hiking and skiing out there. Every year I do a ski/Board trip out west. Definitely living there when I am older.
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K2 WWW Snowboard
October 24, 2009
Ok wow Angus I don't think you answered his question there. The real answer is yes they are fine for big jumps as long as you don't get over 60-70 ft. Sure there are other boards that are better for that, but what this board does on rails makes up for it.
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Burton Clash Snowboard
October 14, 2009
Whats the difference between this board and the deuce and bullet as far as park and all mtn also flex and level of the board like beginner and intermediate etc.
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Burton Deuce Snowboard
October 14, 2009
What is the difference in this board from the clash and bullet as far as which is better in park and all mtn and stiffness.
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Armada AR6 Ski
October 7, 2009
I would not center mount them unless you are doing only rails jumps and a ton of switch. I have mine 2.5 cm back and it really doesn't sacrifice any park performance but it gives you much better all mtn. Bottom line is if you do any all mtn don't mount center.
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Armada JJ Ski
October 5, 2009
-2 or -1 if you do a lot of switch because it will give you good enough forward stability while not sacrificing switch ability. Never center mount unless you will do 99% switch because you won't be able to ski forward.
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Oakley Crowbar Goggle
August 23, 2009
i would say pink iridium because it is right in the middle it can handle bright and low light days while vr28 just handles bright days better than pink
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Armada T-Hall Alpine Ski
August 23, 2009
they weigh about 7.6 lbs at 166
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Armada Pipe Cleaner Alpine Ski
August 23, 2009
they are both constructed in the same way but the pipe cleaner has a high maintenance race base that scratches super easily so the ar6 base is way more durable
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Armada Pipe Cleaner Alpine Ski
August 23, 2009
If you do rails then you have to get the ar6 unless you like to tune your skis everyday. The race base is super high maintenance while with the s7 on the ar6, you can tune it once a year and be in good shape.
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Armada Pipe Cleaner Alpine Ski
August 23, 2009
for the 166 they weigh about 7.4 lbs for the two skis. I don't know about the binding
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Armada Pipe Cleaner Alpine Ski
August 23, 2009
the only differnence is the graphics and the quality of wood. Armada makes all there new models with more refined and high quality material and later down the road they will change the ski up but as for now the tech is the same. It still has the race base the ABS construction ar core 2 and 2.5 millimeter edge.
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Armada Fleet El Rey Alpine Ski
August 11, 2009
they weigh right near 8.5 lbs without a binding
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Armada Fleet El Rey Alpine Ski
August 11, 2009
ya el reys are great they are more flexible and easier to turn so get the 157
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Armada Fleet El Rey Alpine Ski
August 11, 2009
definitely 164 the 157 will be easier to get used to but the longer length makes you a better skier in the long run
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Burton Deuce Snowboard
July 29, 2009
The way I look at it is in 3 areas park freestyle freeride. So freestyle is a mix of the two. Freeride is carving hard at high speeds. So Freestyle is just simply put as all mountain. And Cyrus is right about everything he said, i'm just trying to give another option.
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Armada Fleet El Rey Alpine Ski
July 18, 2009
I am 5'7" and 135 pounds and an expert skiier. I ski out west and do the trees bowls bumps but i do the park to. Should I get the el reys in 157 or 164.
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