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Armada JJ Ski

December 10, 2011

I'm looking at getting some JJs and wondering if I should go with 185 or 195 AK JJ. I'm 6'1" and 165 pounds. I'll be skiing them in Colorado (mostly Copper and WP, some Steamboat). I ski trees a fair bit and I definitely want the ski to be playful. This has me thinking the 195s might be a little long and stiff, but I also don't want to feel like I'm on snowlerblades. Any advice?

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