good beginner skis

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sacha

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hey im loookin for some skis for next season. im pretty small (5'5',115lbs) and i dont have alot of cash. I was thinking of either the line 1260s or the head madtrix because i can get them at a cheap price from reps but ive heard that the mad trix are really heavy. I was also looking at the rossi scratch pro teens since they have alot of flex and they are light but i think that a 158 will be too small for me. Any suggestions?if you guys have skis in the 160-170 range that you want to sell...heres your chance. I live in ottawa canada by the way.

I'd probably eat human if i didn't know where it came from. - Nick Mercon

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Line maverick. I skied them all this season. Im a fairly advanced skier and i loved them.

Skings fun!
 
how are the 1260's out of the park? carving, skiing shitty snow, stuff like that.

my level of radness... it just can't... be quantified.
 
get some force skis they are very cheap, and the blanks are very light and are a good beginer ski

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'If your not living on the edge youre taking up to much sapce'
 
i got a pair of Dynastar Candide Pros, they're 165 and currently mounted with Salomon S810 bindings, they were a great starter twin for me. give me a shout and we can negotiate a price.

 
yea skier04 never tell anyone to get ski blades there so gay.... man if u want a good beginner ski get a dynastar ski there really good to start off with because there not too much ski and they still perfrom well everywhere

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