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Alright, gettin new skis, sell me yours, suggestions, etc..
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my only twins ive ever used/using now are some old enemies that are too small/beaten up. I haven't really been keeping current at all about new models or anything so all help is appreciated. I ski about 40 percent park and 60 percent everything else. I just want something i can have fun with everywhere (not too hard to ski on any sort of terrain) im not really positive what stiffness would be best, im a good skier but am not going to be doing huge backflips or anything anytime soon... I think i have a pretty good idea for size, but suggestions also welcome. Im about 5'9" and pretty skinny ~135. Price isn't really a factor but I wouldn't really be using a super high end ski to its full potential so that would kind of be a waste. durability/long life is a definite plus. oh, and also lookin for some new comfy boots (~29.5) any help/offers would be great. thanks
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Fujatives, I have been with k2 since their release. They rock, or some P.E's. But fujis are more fun.
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yeah fujis are a good call...
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cool, i'll start lookin into them more. don't know why so many people are against the new design though, i think its awesome...
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fuckno he only weighs 135 lbs they would own him
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maybe a 160-70 solly thruster or foil
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179 Silencers
Or I have 179 Fujatives for sale, and I also have 29.5 Rossingol Soft2 boots for sale.
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The silencer is sweet, stiff and long feeling
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Check my signature(the bold)
I would prolly let em go for cheaper.
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I have this years Nothin' but troubles size 175 used about 15 times. $200
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That's not really a deal, i've seen them on Decade snow and skate for $220 brand new so...
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Im way ahead of you, I pmed him about it
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what are you talking about?
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karmas are stiff as balls. well no that stiff but im saying hes not real aggresive and hes light so there r better choices than karmas
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do this. bellanger is a great ski and hes got em mounted w/ a great binding.
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get next years tms, or some chronics, i think tms would be more fun tho.
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get the dumonts next year, they look dope
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i think hed be fine on them, but a little softer ski would be a little more desireable. AR5s are a solid choice
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ar5's should be perfect for you i loved mine.
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the 07 line chronics would be good for you.
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thanks a lot for the ideas guy, but about sizes... looking at the ar5's- 170?176? 69 or 79 for the fujatives? thanks. and bhill, got pictures of the belangers? i know you said theyve just been used once but just to get an idea...
gratzie
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are you all retarded? fujatives are park skis, he skis 40% park, get some mojos or silencers, maybe foils
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fujis are "fun" skis. so what if they are "made for park" I think anyone, especially light weight people would appriciate them. Even/especially your mom.
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06 moships 182 make an offer
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