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Scratch bc for rails

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Caden
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so i have some scratch bcs coming my way and i think i should have got the fs, btu too late now. if someone who's tried them or a ski that fat could answer, that'd be nice. how are they on rails? im from east coast so raised on rails, but i came out west so i took the bcs instead of fs. how are the bcs as a rail ski? should i even try to work em or should i get another pair.?
Nov 2 2005 2:11AM
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RAGGAMUFFIN
Posts: 140 - Karma: 7
don't destroy your bcs use some other skis those are too nice for rails
Nov 2 2005 6:23AM
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gambino500014
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i know alot of people who ride park with the BC's caden, i dont think you will have a problem
Nov 2 2005 8:09AM
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mikee
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I think they will be just fine sliding on the rail, probably just more stable, but it might be a little tougher to spin onto them, but it shouldnt be a big deal.
Nov 2 2005 8:34AM
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t_walker
Posts: 934 - Karma: 37
i love my BC's, best ski ive ever had, they rip the park and you'll be fine on rails, wasnt much difference between those and my fs's on rails, sometimes seemed a bit tougher to spin but once u get used to it its all set, rock those skis they are sick
Nov 2 2005 8:46AM
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pat-rickdaigle
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check out jf houles skiing, he slays rails on them..also my friend has them and does rails, they are very durable.
Nov 2 2005 9:31AM
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FERREZZ
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solid( with the undercover brother fist)
Nov 2 2005 10:02AM
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skimasterflex
Posts: 2064 - Karma: 16
They're wider, heavier, and stiffer than the BCs of old. All those things mean better ski, worse park ski.
Nov 2 2005 10:18AM
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