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i dont get it

true, both the line and k2 factory are in china...makes sense to lump them together, right? less dough to pay. Line isn't going to use k2's molds, and will probably stick with the sandwich construction. line COULD use the rivets but they won't because, again, they are two different companies...

no k2 is not making their skis. they just own Line, therefore they give line support as long as line gives them a certain amount of their profit.

does it really help stabilize you before a jump?

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yeah theyre not that good for freestyle, I demoed them.

bump...anyone going to list those in flex order?

i like stiff skis and how do you know the rossis will delaminate

I've narrowed it down to: Dynastar Big Troubles Nordia Enforcer's Rossi Scratch BC WRS Armada JP Vs. Julien 178 K2 Seth's (I'll check them out one more time since I found a mad good deal)

yeah thats what I'm thinking maybe the steez's once they come out or the nordica's such a tough decision

im looking for a more 175 cm long ski but whatever works will work... I didn't like the seth this year. I was skiing the 169 seth as a demo which was a too short and way too soft but I think a 179 might be too long...yet if I grow a lot over the summer I don't want to have them be too small...

yeah but theyre too soft

thank you do you know what width the pimp is going to be?

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well then i'll take the ANTs out of the list. the nordica enforcers look REALLY good so do the pimps but i dunno if I would like their flex

btw im 5'8 and a half and 135 lbs.

here are a list of skis I'm looking at now: norica enforcers rossignol scratch BC WRS rossignol scratch steeze armada ANT armada Jp vs. Julien 4frnt VCT Atomic Pimp Prior Originals Moment Tahoe's Armada ARV's I might be willing to try a soft ski but not noodly. Something that can...

is the atomic pimp any good?

I'll check both of them out. The steeze actually looks nice, it has some sidecut to it.

lol forgot to tell you guys 95-105 underfoot is best some are just too big.