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35 feet in the air????? i dont think so man do you know how high up that is...thats like a 3 story building

i could not disagree with you more...in my opinion sage is the flowiest, smoothest skier to have ever lived...with the exception of pollard. and i have no idea what you're talking about "if you're the king of BC you need to do big spins" what the hell...i think you're getting BC mixed up with...

ya...theyre not made for groomers, so why would that even remotely matter

.....what has the world come to.... seriously...arrgggghhh

that just sounds wrong

i can get a solid 5...and a 7 off of like a little ledge... but a freind of mine can 9 on the ground, ive seen him do it multiple times...its fucking nutty

o also they have night skiing... what i do when im there during spring break( buddy has a time share on the hill) rip up tayton all day and/or extreme dream...then head to the intermediate park for night skiing...(i am by no means the slightest bit good at park, nor do i aspire to be) but ya...

dont waste your time in the park when theres freshies to be had... simple as that

who the hell cares just go ski....stop worrying about if you look cool or not

good to hear meng... im so stoked for these skis, mostly for the ripablity i will gain through crud...sure ill have to work a litle extra hard in the trees, but whatever ill get used to it, ill be headin down on saturday to put my down payment on them

the 190 gotama and the 190 EHP have very similar dimensions... what makes the gotama better for trees, more camber?, softer? or what

i think im gonna go for them...i know theyre not gonna be that turny, but my buddy who is about the same size as me, skis 191 ANTs for his everyday skis, and he can do everything from tight trees, to technical chutes, and just about everything except bumps just fine on them...and of course they...

turn radius on the 190 is 31.5

i started a thread a while ago, asking the difference between madens and mojo 105s.... and then i started leanin towards the 189 seths, but i called up my local shop, and theyre sold out, but they said that i should check out the EHP 190...and he could match the price of the seth so the ski...

that was sammy

what!?!? definatly not...two completly different styles....mike wilson does insane tricks, jeremy jones shreds sick lines super fast...if anything id say jeremy nobis:jeremy jones

oh...also i have a pretty sweet hookup on some first gen 183 gotamas, that have only been skied a handful of times, so that might sway my descision

i was thinking about going to the longer lengths, but i think that might compromise versatililty too much..like i said i do alot of technical sort of stuff so i wanna be able to throw them around, but still have them able to rip through crud...

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bump...i also meant to ask how the 183 gotama would suit me