mrchristopher
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and where shoud i mount them
K2 extremes what do people think?
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They are deff. a sick ski. Unfortunatly if you are a bit hard on your park ski's they do seem to break pretty easy. I broke last years pair the last week in PC and just did the same exact break last weekend at Snowpark to the replacements, hopefully they will warranty these as well.
Newschool_Pope
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too stiff an heavy for my taste. but thats just my preferances
Dr.Rick_Marshall
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i really really like mine.... like someone said they are the public enemies with a new top sheet material that really gave the ski a new life it didn't have. i also don't see how someone could break them, def the most bomber proof ski i have ridden, though the top sheet tends to peel a lot but nothing that inhibits your riding capabilities. i have mine mounted at -1 from center. i ski mostly park with it and all mtn it performs extremely well also. it is a great ski imo
yeahitsdave
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Its just a public enemy. garbage then, garbage now, even if it has a shiny new topsheet.
altho, you probably could set them on fire and theyd still ski the same, bomber construction.
altho, you probably could set them on fire and theyd still ski the same, bomber construction.
mrchristopher
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my dad took them to the shop and got them mounted -7cm full on big mt so i sort of want of change themthats why i asked where to mount
Dr.Rick_Marshall
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if you want them for park i would suggest 1 or 2 back that seems to be were they excel
a_pla5tic_bag
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If you want just park skis then you should get disorderly's.
Contrary to what I've said in the past, they are light, it's just that when i put things on my feet (like skis and boots) I generally compare them to my rollerblades, which are ch1's, which are crazy light. But the skis have like swing weight and i pretty much ski all rails and have ye to crack an edge or destroy my base. I had them all last season, and ski east coast. The topsheets do get a little beat up but you can't really see it on mine since when they have snow on them it's hard to see cause the skis white (I have the first models)
Contrary to what I've said in the past, they are light, it's just that when i put things on my feet (like skis and boots) I generally compare them to my rollerblades, which are ch1's, which are crazy light. But the skis have like swing weight and i pretty much ski all rails and have ye to crack an edge or destroy my base. I had them all last season, and ski east coast. The topsheets do get a little beat up but you can't really see it on mine since when they have snow on them it's hard to see cause the skis white (I have the first models)