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e.will
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can you ski them in pow?

Sep 12 2005 3:10PM
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Shadows
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nope, only hard packed ice, and you cant ski them in the parks or pipes, only groomed ice. even though they perform best on water ramps.

Sep 12 2005 3:56PM
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C.J.
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^for sure



If you have any 179 fujatives sell them to me.

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Sep 12 2005 4:02PM
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Tinga
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haha yes you can ski them in pow their waist is like 85 but theyre pretty soft so i guess it depends how you like um

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Sep 12 2005 4:40PM
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Dilla
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absolutely NOT!



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Sep 12 2005 8:28PM
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DHogg
Posts: 3462 - Karma: 237
fujative are actually quite good in pow if u know how to ski it properly (as long as its not super deep, mine were great after a 75cm dump)

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Sep 13 2005 4:48AM
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Lineskier-101
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If you think a 75 waiste is good for powder (like it was a few years ago), then they'll be ok, but if you like using maden's and gotama's, then they'll be bad.

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Sep 13 2005 10:32AM
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DHogg
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^true but the fujas have an 85mm waist

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Sep 13 2005 2:37PM
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