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Ar5 & dogens

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airFS
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I must say when I flexed these two ski the actually felt similar.
Oct 28 2005 5:43PM
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skimasterflex
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true true.
Oct 28 2005 6:25PM
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GotamaBCshredder
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dogens
Oct 28 2005 11:52PM
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DHogg
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so what are u saying by this thread?
Oct 29 2005 4:27AM
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airFS
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They are pretty much the same ski except ones way cheaper
Oct 29 2005 10:09AM
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dandoy
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which one?
Oct 29 2005 11:00AM
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attitashfreestyle29
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the ar5s seriously aren't that expensive i was looking through the buyers guide today and everything is like equally price the pes are 10 dollars cheaper and the tms are like 50 dollars more
Oct 29 2005 11:14AM
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Al_Smith
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Just because they have similar flex doesnt mean the skis are the same. Which ski is more durable. which ski has thicker edges or which one will delam first?
Oct 29 2005 11:22AM
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chapz
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how are the dogens for all mountain, do they handle well on groomers? and on hardpack ice
Oct 29 2005 11:51AM
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Lineskier-101
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Going by Vokl's track record, dogens are going to be well made ski, which is good news. Cheap and durable is a great combination.
Oct 29 2005 12:50PM
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DHogg
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the dogens are a bit different to t-halls as they are soft all over everywhere. the t-halls have flex points where it is soft.
Oct 29 2005 5:31PM
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