PE vs. Fujatives

vzhick

vzhick

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I need some info: exactly what are the differences between the fujitives and the PEs?

Will the fujatives work all right all-mountain?

Are PEs THAT much better?

Suggestions?

sno
 
i have fujatives, and they work wonders all mount, they should be fine on anything except ice...but then again wats good on ice

 
nice comment: 'my skis don't work on ice!'

Thanks though, I'm gettin the fujatives. I'll save 50 bucks.

sno
 
K2 markets Fujatives as solely park skis, but on the K2 message board Pep Fujas says there good all-mountain as well, if they're sharp.

 
just skied with the fugative all christmas. despit what people say they r actually pretty good for all mountain but not the best. and in the park they own. a good ski if u are light cause they r really soft.

 
depends, i dont know first hand how the Fujatives ski or how durable they are, but i have the PEs and they are Great, but i put a lot of abuse on they and they somewhat dissapointed me in there durablility, but they are still a great park ski and a really good big mt ski and all around ski. Also just guesse here but the Fujatives are suppose to be good for butters, so i am thinking that they might be a little soft, but if your only skiing park its a toss up

I'd rather be skiing
 
i got the fujatives and they work good on everything...im not very picky about skis its all up to you

SGB

'how about u call it a double grab? or a japical or critinap'-pussyfooter

 
I got to ride the fujatives for the first time there a way fun ski super good for park cause there light and spin really easily. They also held up all mountain

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i have the fujatives and love them i am 115 pounds and they are great nice and soft, i see no need for the PE's though they kinda chatter going faster but thats not what they are for... great skis

 
If you ski all-mountain, and only want one pair of skis go with the PE's. But if you can afford a couple pairs: fujatives and seth pistols

 
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