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Mojo 90's durable?

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jkedwsn333
Posts: 95 - Karma: 10
i thinking about making the mojo 90's my next ski, just wanted to know from people who own them if they hold up to abuse or not.
Jan 18 2006 5:04PM
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Jeff_Lo
Posts: 5809 - Karma: 263
my friend has a pair, they may be the most bomb proof skis i've ever seen in my life
Jan 18 2006 5:17PM
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TheStamos
Posts: 9311 - Karma: 910
agreed, Head skis are the most bombproof ski on the planet.
Jan 18 2006 5:22PM
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4skizzle
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I have a pair of 3 year old mad trix that i beat the living crap out of and could still use as my every day ski.

Head skis are definitley durable.
Jan 18 2006 5:36PM
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TheStamos
Posts: 9311 - Karma: 910
^ Call me Wiggertitties
Jan 18 2006 5:47PM
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BallinBU
Posts: 882 - Karma: 6
i have the mojo 80 and they are holding up well so far this season
Jan 18 2006 5:52PM
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japanada
Posts: 13784 - Karma: 1,957
and mad trix/mojo ski is BOMBPROFF!
Jan 18 2006 5:55PM
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Skipig25
Posts: 10729 - Karma: 256
yea, mojos are probably the most indestructable twin made
Jan 18 2006 5:57PM
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jkedwsn333
Posts: 95 - Karma: 10
good to hear, ill have to get a pair when i get the money
Jan 18 2006 6:26PM
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bobs
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never heard one case of a broken pair
Jan 18 2006 6:53PM
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Charley.
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indestrucible=mojo
Jan 18 2006 7:20PM
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FUUUCK
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i guy on the lift told me he wrecked a pair of madtrix but still managed to warrantee em without a hassle
Jan 18 2006 7:21PM
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strode
Posts: 7549 - Karma: 14
the tech at my friend's shop has a pair that are already delamming on the tails and have two ginormous chunks taken out of the topsheet.
Jan 18 2006 9:33PM
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poofartpee
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iv never owned heads but i know that they stay together even of a 400ft drop to a flat groomer.
Jan 18 2006 9:44PM
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jambone
Posts: 934 - Karma: 11
I dont no how durable they are but i demoed them and they r fucking sick. Really responsive for a fatter ski, they were very poppy and overall a great ski
Jan 18 2006 11:21PM
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motionboy1
Posts: 14 - Karma: 10
I am skiing mojo 90s for my everyday ski and they kill it. Very responsive and extremely durable.
Jan 19 2006 8:23AM
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MarkusH
Posts: 849 - Karma: 10
buy head
Jan 19 2006 9:07AM
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MarkusH
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mojo 90s are sick as hell
Jan 19 2006 9:08AM
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Aseets
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I'm pretty sure that they madtrix/mojo series have gotten a lot lighter since the old black and white pair from 02.
Jan 19 2006 10:29AM
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Tapes
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my madtrix's broke. their topsheet got into pieces.
Jan 19 2006 10:53AM
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R-Bertsch
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are heads durable?

does the pope shit in the woods?
Jan 19 2006 2:08PM
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Skipig25
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^ haha, did you read the thread? And yes, the new mojos are lighter, but still kind of heavy as far as park skis go
Jan 19 2006 3:01PM
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