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there is a difference, but it doesnt really matter. If you dont have the money by the lifter if you are willing to drop an extra 30 bucks go for the jib. it is better for park but you wont notice it unless you go from a lifted binding to a non lifted binding

thank you, someone agrees that 183 is short

wow, you're a fucking idiot. dont tell this guy to get a different boot, you have no idea what his foot is like and its dumb to suggest boots to people because the main factor in choosing a boot is how it fits

200 actually, and 183 is a bit short for a powder all mountain ski. i like big skis, my park skis are 181 and feel too short, i ride a 194 for powder/all mountain ski because i like to ski hard. i know lots of people who are smaller than me who like big skis. how much do you weigh? because...

ya, i was talking to him a few months ago via myspace and he said they will be pretty similar to hellbents. but only 183cm? why so short?

see earlier post. i had a broken arm and i coudlnt hold anything in my hands due to the brace i had to wear at all times

ya, the switch into rails, that was the first day i ever hit a rail switch, that night at mt high. o and that wall ride, if you look at the end of the video you will see how flat the lip is, it was impossible to get to the coping at the angle the lip was so i just did some like wall pop stylie...

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are you serious? what about sage, sage is the fucking man ^and hahaha, why so stupid?

they are 181s. i want some 190ish skis though did they really look short?

so you liked it? every one of those jumps at bear and mammoth were over 15 feet, only jumps that were 15 were the ones at mt high and do you like to hit jumps when the light is low? cause i dont... and the ones at bear were all about 20/30s so not big but not tiny, and the jumps at mammoth...

i like it alot, its really warm and this girl ive been seeing likes it, haha. but thanks for all the good feedback, and about the small rails, it was late season and you have to work with what ur given

if you have ever been to bear/mt high during spring it gets to be 60+ every day making snow very slow, and hitting the bigger jumps nearly impossible. the day at bear was also during the open so the better jump line was closed and in mammoth i met up with a friend of mine and we were just...

ya, it seems like mt high has a thing about setting up really tiny down rails, and it was about 60-70 degrees during the day right before we started filming that afternoon. o and another excuse(haha) i had a broken arm

umm, im more interested in feedback on the skiing than the editing, even though feedback is good for both

umm... sorry but thats not completely correct. addicts hold there rigidity much better than walls do. my friend has a pair of walls and i have a pair of addicts. i weight 210 he weighs 140-150, we skied together a few days in mammoth and his skis were much softer than mine even though he had...

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those arent stiff, they are a medium flex at most. i stand by the addicts/addict pros, they are great if you are looking for a stiffer ski that kills the park. hit up skisquaw420 he is legit]

ive got addicts and they were great 5'11'' 210

thats impractical, you would still have the same problems, but say you are looking for skis you would have to look into every one of those different brand categories instead of just looking through gear talk.