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Different skis for urban?
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Last season i did a little urban on my normal skis, but nothing much. This season i'm doin tons of urban, and was wonderin if i should bother with a second pair of skis for it. I have one pair of twins that i normally use, and tons of garage shit ones, but they're all my families old racing skis. What's ur advice?
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Don't buy new skis just to trash them man. Either buy a new pair to use on the hill, and use the old ones for urban or just don't urban at all. Your skis will get wrecked.
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find a really cheep pair of old ones at a swap and use those.
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i use 158 rossis with marker bindings...which probebly cost around 5 dollars if i were to sell them
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for now jsut dfo it on ur normal skis...even though it will fuck ur edges up....but then when u get a new pair use them
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pick some up off ns, pm MALONE
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i didn't know i could buy on ns. where?
do you think an old pair of semi-racing skis would work for urban, or do i need a pair of twins?
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twins were made so you could land switch. the question is, can you land switch
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you clearly don't do much urban if you're worried about the edge damage.
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why would you use your skis you use on snow on cement? That makes no sense to me.
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I broke my AR5s earlier this year, and have just been using old straight skis for urban since then. Obviously you can't land switch with non twin-tipped skis, but other than that they work fine.
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Would I be able to use a pair of old semi-racers?
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use your hill skis and just make a good setup and don't fall. that's the best way. i have my one pair of all arounds.. if you do fuck up the bases, it's easily fixable.
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just find someone whos selling a pair for really cheap
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sure, any ski will work, its just a matter of do you want to ruin them?
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when you get a new pair. just make your old ones your urban skis. or just go find a pair of shitty ones for really cheap. end of story
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