WTB: Scratch Brigades or Seths

[wiegz44]

Just got some trouble makers and need something wider. I've been looking at the Rossi Scratch Brigades and K2 Seths and am wondering what people think of these two or if you have any other suggestions that would be great. I am about 6'1 and 165 lbs and have been skiing for a while. I'm looking to do some pow with these but also be able to use them anywhere else with a little bit of park. Feedback or suggestions would be great.

 

[wiegz44]

bump

 

[wiegz44]

anyone?

 

[alpineplease]

seths are rockered a little so they might not have the park jibbiness of the brigades. i would rather ski the seths all mountain, but when it comes down to those down days where park is the only choice, i would go with the brigades. they are light too

 

[lineprophet100]

I've ridden both for quite a bit and I'm hands down in favor of the scratch, best all mountain tool around

 

[japanada]

so you got the TMs ricky. seths will be cheaper on shop form.

 

[Dustin.]

Brigades are nasty. Get some.

 

[bbtkd1]

seths for sho man man man rossigols are gay mannnn

 

[wiegz44]

bump

 

[chrismoJBEATS]

i got seths for sale pm me.

 

[Triple_Strum]

http://cgi.ebay.com/07-Rossignol-Scratch-BC-WRS-178-skis-w-140-bindings_W0QQitemZ180208515113QQihZ008QQcategoryZ21245QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[quattro179]

I got last years 178 BC's brand new

PM me if your interested!

 

[stevenc]

I have only skied my new brigades one, and i love them. I would recomend them.

 

[Z_rob]

so I take it that the brigades can float considering the 98 underfoot, but my question is, are they lightweight enough and flexy enough. Cause I love to ski the whole mountain hitting powder, groomers and I want to be able to ski the harder runs this coming season too. But I also really want a ski to accel in the park too, is this a ski that I can count on for that?