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Looking for a set of Right Hand Golf Clubs. Just getting into it so I'm not really sure what I need. I'm right handed and 5'10". Only played a dozen or so times. Drop me a pm with what you might have. I'm looking for a set in the $500 range I can trade brand new AR6 161, used AR6 176, used...

Looking for a set of Right Hand Golf Clubs. Just getting into it so I'm not really sure what I need. I'm right handed and 5'10". Only played a dozen or so times. Drop me a pm with what you might have. I'm looking for a set in the $500 range I can trade brand new AR6 161, used AR6 176, used...

Size wise I would prob go with the 175 if you are wanting to go a bit longer.. They ski a bit shorter than that though.. The 185s that I have don't really feel that long compared to my JPvsJuliens.... How much do you weight/what is your height?

ARV's No question.. The ARV's are one of the best go anywhere do anything ski on the market... Super easy to ski and lots of fun.. The ARV was the first ski to sell out at Armada... Everyone that I that has a set LOVES them! I haven't hear one bad thing except they could stand to be a bit...

cool? you not going to pm or e-mail me back????

pm'd ya

I think what papasteez was saying was that the cap construction on the Coda will hold up better top sheet wise than the AR3's did.. They will not chip & crack as much.. Sandwich construction is always better but for the kids that way less than us grown people the cap construction will hold up...

Depends on the level of the concussion.. I played rugby in college, so with that, skiing, and DH bikin I've had like 11... If it is one of your first, just be very careful, and wear a helmet.. Try to avoid Mach speeds as well..

Armada's take on the El Ray "El Rey is the ultimate go-anywhere, do anything and still have money in your pocket, ski. These boards consistently perform in varying conditions thanks to extra waist width and our deepest sidecut. The El Ray is deliberately light form the full-wood Fleet Core to...

cold beer.. sometimes in my grape nuts.. sometime just cold beer

You posted the Pipe Cleaners.. The ones below that, the reeeal fat ones are the ARG (this season-mid release..) Reverse camber, Reverse side-cut, super-dope pow ski!

Yeah- same here.. When I first saw them I was like WTF.. Now after a month or so I'm really starting to like them... 171cm has the kid & glasses with the gun 181cm are super colorful... I love the clean look of the PC's & the new JJs are stick to.

They have the EXACT SAME edge as the AR6... 2.5mm.. They never were made with the 1.7mm as planed... The only difference between the PC & AR6 is a. Race Base and b. the AR2 Core (no hardwood in the direct center, same as ARV) If you don't mind messing the base up then go for it.. they will...

Roxy...

No, I know for a fact they are not made in a sweatshop... I've been there.. .. And it is NOT, I repeat NOT the highest end manufacturing plan for skis in the world..... It is a huge difference to have skis made by someone that is passionate about the sport and that loves their job.. Thats how...

wood core or particle board wood?

Trust me- you will not be disappointed!....

I skied the El Rays the other day.. That was a very fun ski. More side-cut then any ski from Armada. Very stable for a cap ski even at super high speeds. I'm almost 200lbs and there was no chatter. I could rip that ski just as good as my pipe cleaners. It is a easier ski to ski, does more...

Um, they are the exact same... Why would you not be "feeling the new ones?"