WTB Park Skis 170-179
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pdaddyg
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I've got some K2 domains that are in sweet condition. I rode them for two years but there aren't any tears or edge breaks... You would probably need to have a ski shop drill new holes for bindings if you were to buy them just to make the bindings more sturdy but other than that they are great skis. I would sell them for about $200 and I can send photos if you're interested. Let me know!
SNAR_SNAR
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Great condition pair of 4frnt Wise here!https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/...015-4frnt-Wise--price-drop-?page=1#p-13744251
Zypher
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https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/...-7--170cm--Prime-Condition-?page=1#p-13744293
These skis are perfect for you. They're 170cm, do it all, about a 7 or 8 flex, pretty much brand new, 250+ship, and amazing set of skis.
They're not symmetrical but then again, you don't really want symmetrical. You'll never ski the same switch as you do forward because of the different pressure zones and carving angle so having a non symmetrical ski is a better option. You can easily center mount these babies and whip them around no problem since they're still on their first mount.
Heres a review too:
http://www.skis.com/2016-rossignol-smash-7-ski-review/osvr-391080,default,pg.html
"Kyle here with the Rossignol Smash 7. I absolutely love this ski for what it is. It's going to be your entry-level park kid that just wants to start to get into it. But honestly for the price that it's at, you can't beat it. This ski has a lot to offer and, you know, I just think it's well worth the money and then some. So, 5 out of 5 - Rossignol Smash 7. If you're a park kid and you want to hop on a ski, here it is."
and...
"Hi, I'm Thom and I just got off of the Rossignol Smash 7. This is a 5 out of 5 star ski. It's really geared for your beginner to low-level intermediate type skier who is looking to be a little bit more adventurous and explore the entire mountain. It's a little wider platform than most skis in this category so it's super versatile. But the thing's just fantastically easy to ski. Very mellow but it gets up on edge and it carves a real turn. So, if you're looking to really push yourself, learn some solid skiing technique, this is an absolutely great ski to do it on and it can take you all over the hill. 5 out of 5 stars."
These skis are perfect for you. They're 170cm, do it all, about a 7 or 8 flex, pretty much brand new, 250+ship, and amazing set of skis.
They're not symmetrical but then again, you don't really want symmetrical. You'll never ski the same switch as you do forward because of the different pressure zones and carving angle so having a non symmetrical ski is a better option. You can easily center mount these babies and whip them around no problem since they're still on their first mount.
Heres a review too:
http://www.skis.com/2016-rossignol-smash-7-ski-review/osvr-391080,default,pg.html
"Kyle here with the Rossignol Smash 7. I absolutely love this ski for what it is. It's going to be your entry-level park kid that just wants to start to get into it. But honestly for the price that it's at, you can't beat it. This ski has a lot to offer and, you know, I just think it's well worth the money and then some. So, 5 out of 5 - Rossignol Smash 7. If you're a park kid and you want to hop on a ski, here it is."
and...
"Hi, I'm Thom and I just got off of the Rossignol Smash 7. This is a 5 out of 5 star ski. It's really geared for your beginner to low-level intermediate type skier who is looking to be a little bit more adventurous and explore the entire mountain. It's a little wider platform than most skis in this category so it's super versatile. But the thing's just fantastically easy to ski. Very mellow but it gets up on edge and it carves a real turn. So, if you're looking to really push yourself, learn some solid skiing technique, this is an absolutely great ski to do it on and it can take you all over the hill. 5 out of 5 stars."
