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EP Pro/Voile Carbon Surf

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Gregg
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Eric Pollard Pro-
185 118/86/111

Voile Carbon Surf-
168 113/83/105
177 115/84/107
188 120/85/112

If these skis are as similar in performance as they are in construction, the EP Pro is going to rip anything you can throw at it: whether it's epic pow, icy boilerplate, trees, or a simple groomed cruiser. People that have tested the Voile Carbon Surf have already shown that it can handle everything. If it can be a one-quiver ski, then the EP Pro should also serve as the ultimate all-around tool.


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Apr 26 2003 11:40AM
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Papa
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ya the eric pollard will be sick, i didn't know voile made skis, i thought they were just backcountry equipment. cool
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Apr 26 2003 2:00PM
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Sean14456
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ep pros look sick
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Dynastar Skis
Apr 26 2003 4:32PM
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Gregg
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Voile makes skis and snowboards, as well as telemark binidngs and BC equipment. Until recently, with the advent of the Carbon Surf, they've been pretty much a niche company. The Carbon Surf will probably change that with its versatility.

BTW, they should cost around $425 when they go on sale in October. I'm not sure if they will be too soft for alpine or not though.

You can peep the review here


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Apr 27 2003 12:40AM
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Gregg
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Another reviewer had this to say:

'Have skied the Carbon Surfs on ski area hardpack & in difficult new snow on facets double penetration bc conditions & they've worked well. Light & manuverable & though they're not a GS racing ski they do rail on hard snow. IMHO the Carbon Surf feels more versatile than the old Mtn Surf, still good bc performance & better at ski areas. BTW any ski is good in powder, the key is good crud/manky snow performance. '


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