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T-hall pro's or STL's?

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crazyiscraazy
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looking for a park ski which is the best?
May 14 2006 4:36PM
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Dan-Man
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next years? if so def the T-HALL
May 14 2006 4:37PM
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eheath
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Depends on if you want a soft ski thats a)vert butter, but holds up on big jumps,and skis ok outside of the park
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b)a stiff ski that doesnt butter as easy, but still solid that skis outside of the park good.



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a) T-hall
b) STL
May 14 2006 4:40PM
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SmoothLikeButter
Posts: 399 - Karma: 16
Whats the best ninthward ski around 170-180 to ski all park and is butterlicious
May 14 2006 4:52PM
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K-Thomas
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troublemakers
May 14 2006 5:39PM
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gregor
Posts: 1069 - Karma: 83
New scratch. Softer, more park specific than last year. Built by german midget microsurgeons in a lab.
May 14 2006 5:50PM
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liukangkid
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id go with the t-halls
May 14 2006 5:59PM
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iLikeToSkii
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I really like my STL's so I would go with them....but that's just me.

Also, if you ski all mountain, then the STL would be the better choice.
May 14 2006 11:06PM
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Ski^^bum
Posts: 189 - Karma: 26
My friend has the t-halls and held up great all year. They were soft for buttering but were stable enough for big landings.
May 14 2006 11:51PM
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sundayriverboy3
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STL's
May 15 2006 8:17PM
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