Flex rating

schlonginator

schlonginator

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Whats the ideal flex rating for a newschool ski boot??? the 1080 boot is 85 (i think - right?) do we sacrafice all flexability and go with a race stiff boot or do we go the other way and sacrafice support for flexability or is there the ideal flex in the middle somewhere

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'hey schlonginator you can lick the crusties out of my ass you fuckstick. i am going to shit on your face then fuck your mouth

you there get down on this throbbing pole of hot man chickken' - Wiener

So weiner does this mean you have crusties up your ass?? Must be dried up cum flakes from your boyfriend's little pecker.

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Just JIB it !!

 
i got x wave-10s. flex index 110 and i love em

'I should put my camera on a tripod - its easier to drink beer that way' - dirty steve
 
Something soft enough to not beat you up on landings but stiff enough for any skiing you do outside the park. That's really different for everyone, based on ability, weight, etc.

Overall you don't need as much forward stiffness because all skis these days have more shape and turn more by leaning them over rather than flexing the shovel.

PS. Flex numbers do not compare between companies. Salomon's 85 flex is NOT the same as Lange's 85 flex.

 
i agree with mammothpunks. i also have the x wave 10. they are a lot softer than the flex shows with the new buckle on them.

 
The 3D buckle has nothing to do with flex, if that is what you're talking about, cj.

The XWave 10 (which I also have) is generally considered a relatively stiff boot.

 
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