public enemies....who likes em, who doesnt, why?

they're nice, i like the wide platform and sidecut, but they're hella heavy, so it depends how big u are

but nice ski, then again, i cracked the thicker edges in 5 spots and i'm 90 lbs.

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how tall r u? ive taken bigger shits than you

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dave you're crazy man.... and yea bumps are a bit hard what with the 80 mm underfoot

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i love them. they are so great for everything but the moguls. other than that they are insane! so great, everyone should go get a pair.

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I just wanted to chime in again since everyone seems to be bashing the PE's in bumps. Honestly, I have liked my PE's in the bumps more than my Atomic 912's and more than my Fischer RX8Ti's. The 80mm platform under foot is not really any wider than anyother midfat on the market. Biggest trick to skiing the PE's in the bumps is to make sure that you get and stay forward.

The only ski I have had problems in the bumps with is my 4FRNT's, the 92mm underfoot was a little too much to be happy in the bumps.

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how do you afford so many pairs of skis? PEs,AR5s, MSPs, Fishers and atomics. it was a struggle to pay for one pair.

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the Atomics are two years ago, and I bust my ass at a real job and work as a ski instructor too.

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