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Line Sir Francis Bacon Alpine Ski

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Bacon vs K2 obSETHed??Just moved to Colorado and I am looking...

By Ranked #332 - Alpine Fat Skis February 3, 2009

Bacon vs K2 obSETHed??Just moved to Colorado and I am looking for an every day ski that i can use in the Vail back bowls on those powder days but can also use on the groomers and front side in the ice and crud when it hasn't snowed in a while. At this point I am only an intermediate skier so looking for something that won't be too difficult to control or make turns on. Any advice???

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By Ranked #3 - Alpine Fat Skis February 5, 2009

I think the Bacon is far more versatile than the ObSETHed. It's great in the POW but it also tears up the groomers and terrain park. It's my quiver of one. Great in the terrain park on rails and jumps, awesome for POW shreddin with plenty of width for float and good at straight lining big mountain lines. It has in my opinion the perfect flex, soft enough for the POW yet stiff enough for the groomers and straight lining big lines.I agree, I think the bacon blows the obseth away as a overall ski, I also use it as my one ski quiver, in powder, super stable in the park and lands it's self on jumps and loves to carve on groomers, very nimble for its size, why bother looking else where.

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Tech Specs:

Dimensions:
[182cm] 142 / 115 / 139mm 
Turn Radius:
18m 
Core Material:
Maple macroblock core 
Base Material:
Fatty base and edges 
Tail:
Real twintip 
Binding System:
No 
Binding Included:
No 
Recommended Use:
Powder, big mountain skiing, backcountry booters 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 year 
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