Sorry to sound like a tool but...

*DrewT*

*DrewT*

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I've gotta know what the warranty on the live lifes is like. Money's tight right now and I can't afford to risk buying a ski (from anybody not just an independant company) if it doesn't have a good warrant. Live Lifes are one of my top choices for a ski right now but I can't afford to buy a new pair of skis if something happens
 
ok apparently it's 2 year. That's sick I've got a tough decision to make now. haha do you you think it's worth the extra 100 dollars for the live lifes instead of the elizabeths or bacons? (I've gotta get them shipped and I'm up in canada and they're selling lizzas and bacons for a bit cheaper than normal here) I think I know what you guys will say and I think I agree
 
It has been said before that this year's ///surface skis are being pressed in the same factory that Burton has their Custom made. If you were to research the Burton Custom, you would find that it's likely one of their most respected model (with thousands sold every year). Good enough for Burton, good enough for you too.
 
i havent been treating them to well (rails and rocks and stuff) and they still love me back.
 
I am not sure how someone so skinny can be so hard on skis???

Ian, how are your Watch Life's holding up after spending the summer grinding bars and cement?
 
i had elizabeths last year i wont lie insanely fun ski but too short in poe tips liked to dive and way to soft of a ski to charge anything put untracked pow i am 5 10 140 and wanted i slightly burlier ski the live life is 179 perfect length similar flex just a little stiffer to handle the crud...plus you would be supporting the most progressive ski company in the industry?
 
they've been holding up quite well. i've been really rough with them and they haven't had any problems that effect the way they ski just cosmetics.

they are really a reliable ski, i'm really impressed with the quality.
 
nothing really. a few scrapes and scars on the sides but besides that they just have rail damage. lots of rails...
 
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