BlainTalent
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Getting bored with skiing want a small ski to butter and jib around on any suggestions? Hieght 5 6 155 pound
Whats the most fun east coast ski
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CatdickBojangles
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Wets. Your gunna hear it not stop but there is a reason they are so recommended.
skierman_jack
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Vishnu wet/wide, Icelantic nomad 95/105, surface giver/royale, K2 Reckoner, armada edollo & bdog the list goes on. Do some research, give us more details about you and what you like, and post in the right section and you’ll have a much better start
snowmosexual
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2009 184 Rossi World Cup GS with 21m turn radius
RyanWhitdog
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topic:BlainTalent said:
Was wondering the same thing. Would Blends fall in there with the Wets as a choice?
snowmosexual
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Bdogs were the most versatile east coast ski. Soft enough to butter easily, stiff enough to go straight down anything, good shape to handle heavy pow.
bbw.enthusiast
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revolt 87, fast bases and stable on jumps. ideal ski imo
dolanslebensraum
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14282717:lilpreme said:
yup. Good park skis imo are great all arounders in my experience. Also for icy east coast you dont want fat skis. Maybe revolt 95s would work too but the 87s have the volkl fis base that exerts genocidal pwnage everywhere.
dolanslebensraum
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14282151:snowmosexual said:
They use the slow af s7 base tho. After personally experiencing the slowness of the armada s7 base the only armadas i would ever consider buying in the future are the dollos bc they have a much faster base than the rest of armadas lineup.
armadas skis are durable, but most of their skis use a base that is painfully slow.
snowmosexual
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14282758:DolansLebensraum said:
You are absolutely correct on that. Bdogs were the only ski I would wax and brush inbetween almost every use.
dolanslebensraum
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14282759:snowmosexual said:
But youre saying the bases were slow?
BlainTalent
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Wets