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All mountain/ Carving

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Scolson
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Can these skis handle jumps and stuff or will it put too much stress on them.
Dec 12 2005 6:31PM
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BigJew
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what skis???
Dec 12 2005 6:39PM
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=nick=
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yah that might help
Dec 12 2005 6:40PM
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Scolson
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I was thinking in general. But for a refernce how about the '06 Rossignol Actys 300 TDI.
Dec 12 2005 6:42PM
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Dilla
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&i dont know what ski that is, but i doubt that they will spontaneously combust in the air.
Dec 12 2005 7:01PM
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ElChapoTrapHaus
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fischer AMC try it out, trust me
Dec 12 2005 9:45PM
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DarksidexXx
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the 300 is the top of the actys line above the 100 and 200 its wood core so its pretty durrible... but its still their cheeper skis which are made in spain vs the better stuff that is made in france also they are intended for medium speeds any of the actys skis are pretty mellow and chatter like a bitch at speeds... i would be more concenred with the bindings breaking than anything... pluss they are only 70 in the waist so they wont be to stable ... any ways thats about all i kno.. just remember that at one time there was no such thing as a park ski..
Dec 12 2005 10:16PM
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SkiMN
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I did all kinds of shit on shitty verse 7s for a year and a half, jumps, boxes, dirt, chicking them at metal utility boxes, throwing them- you get the picture. A lot of all mountain skis are really durable.
Dec 12 2005 10:45PM
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