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ARV 165 such a fun ski and you can use it all around, park, pipe, pow, big mtn, fun

I don't think you would need a small or med, they are pretty small

I was just making some suggestions, I was able to ski a few powder days last year to say the least, and I found myself looking for a fatter ski where my favorite ski for the last two years, the VCT with a 104 waist was to small at times, I enjoy skiing a fat ski and will probably never ski...

ARG would be to big, only come it 185 ARV is to thin 92mm under foot at the 175 http://www.coloradofreeskier.com/product_detail.cfm?CatID=98&PID=1358 the new JJ would be a good choice at 175 being 115mm under foot http://www.coloradofreeskier.com/product_detail.cfm?PID=1364 VCT from 4FNT...

I have them in the shop and just tried them on to answer your question, please keep in mind I don't ski in a tighter pant. the brawl size large is snug around the waist-hips and upper thighs at the knees it flairs out huge, I am 5'11" size 34 and would usually wear a Large check 'em out...

if you are looking for lighter then the JJ is the right direction, very fun in pow and poppy whenevery you need it, and riding switch onthe JJ is so easy, the '07/'08 and earlier have the tail turned up 10mm higher than the tip to make it easier popping around to switch and just riding switch...

I think you are looking in the right direction looking at the ARV or the Kung Fujas, both great skis, and at first I was think Kung Fujas for sure but you could work either of them problem is between the two you would probably choose the Kung Fujas 179, in the ARV you have to decide between the...

the chopstick looks sick! I'm very interested in trying it as well, but with a rockered ski you don't nesecarilly need a soft ski. since it is rockered it is already flexed for you. if you are looking for soft rockered skis check out the hell bent and even softer is the EP Pro a little smaller...

are you still willing to use a SMITH? not all helmets are going to protect against concutions but they do protect against brain damage and that's what that helmet did, (hopefully) SMITH makes a great helmet and that's all I've been skiing in since they came out. I now ski in a Variant Brim, very...

you definataly want a real ski helmet some great options are the smith holt that was mentioned or the Smith Hustle that is new this year from SMITH, vents great and is a pretty sick helmet check it out here http://www.coloradofreeskier.com/product_detail.cfm?CatID=10&PID=1344

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the Armada skis are also up on www.colordofreeskier.com check 'em out

some of it depends on what 181 skis you are looking at I'm about 5'10" and all my skis are 180-185 i consider the seth to be in the 180's the 179 is like a 183 also depends on how much you weigh and how strong you are

Line Prophet 100 in the 179cm K2 Obsethed 105mm under foot 179cm length those would both be great skis to look at

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Armada without a question, they

the 165 ARV is a great size but only 89 under foot the JJ is a 178 but measures more like 175 and with the rev. camber tipa nd tail could work great with 115mm under foot the 165 Prophet 100 could be a great choice softer but stable when you need it the MoShip? the shortest is 185 really...

the PC is a great ski, the race base makes it fly down anything which really helps in park and pipe

boots are probably the most important part of your whole package, they will last longer than anything else if you get the right thing and take care of them. start with a foot bed #1 that is a must then look into a zipfit liner, they rule and will last much longer than your standard liner for...

everyone should have a pair of anthems, I personally would choose anthem over invader b/c I like a wider ski #1 and I ski more allmtn/bigmtn than park, so to be able to have a wider ski that is more stable and can still butter all over the mountain, why wouldn't you get anthems, like 'em, love...