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Ar5's are very good for both the park and the rest of the mountain. I'd support the core company.

like it was said above, anything will work if you wear them under. I have electrics and they look good.

From my experiences people dont often care and only will give you a little talk. Just make sure no one sees you duck the ropes/go out of bounds.

no. definately one of the sickest skiers out there.

I still cant decide which i like more... which color do you people think looks better. http://www.getboards.com/snow/accessories/giro/g10mx_whitecamo_zm.html or http://www.getboards.com/snow/accessories/giro/g10mx_matteblack_zm.html

yea but i dont have the tune ups yet and im buying it all at once. i dont know anywhere you can buy the white camo with the tune ups and i dont want to spend the extra money on buying the tune ups by themselves

I cant decide if i want to get the giro g10mx with or without the tune ups II. Without the tune ups i can get it in white camo (which i think looks better)and with them i can only get it in black. So my question is, should i get it in white camo and keep using my earbuds or should i get it in...

Armada is cleary better

i think im getting some too. you can get the ski alone for about 600

i havent ridden them, but the elizabeths sound pretty good for waht you are looking for. they maybe be wide but they are short and have lots of sidecut so they could be good. im thinking of getting a pair or getting the vicious

they sound pretty nice, im thinking about getting a pair but might get the elizabeths instead

steeze is clearly more important that hucking

East: 1)Charles Gagnier 2)Simon Dumont 3)Tanner Rainville VERSE West: 1)Tanner Hall 2)T.J. Schiller 3)Sammy Carlson The events would be Slopestyle, Halfpipe, Rail, Urban, and Big Air Tanner would take the slopestyle and the pipe for sure. The urban would be tough but tanner might take...

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Are the Jp v Julien really that light they are pretty fat skis? What are other light and fat skis?

Thats what I was thinking, from what i have heard they are pretty light and agile so I figured that they would be a fun ski to play around in the crud and woods on. Also from everything i've read about them, they were made to be a fat park ski so obviously they would be good there.

I live in NH and was thinking about getting a pair. I ski about 50% park and 50% whatever else we have at the time. I already have a pair of Ar5s so I was thinking about getting something wider. How would the Elizabeths be on some ice and groomers? Also what bindings would be good with them?

i have the 04/05's and they are fine. the topsheets arent to bad and the rest of the ski is perfect. base has hit a few rocks this year and it has no damage at all. havent done to many rails and boxes yet but the edges look like new.

I was in the same situation as you and i went with the Ar5's. They are really nice skis and are perfect in the park and ride the rest of the mountain well too. For you, you should also get the Ar5's in 176 or 180 (which both have an 80mm waist, also i am 5'10' and under 140 pounds and am on the...

Definately go wiht the 167's, i was trying to decide between 170's and 176's and i couldnt decide because my last skis were 170's but im so much happier with my new 176's. more stable, no harder to spin and they look better