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Rossi spayer BC?

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Sholte
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ok so heres the deal.im a high addvanced to expert skier, and i just bought some spayers (but i can still return them) and i was wondering what they are they good at riding, and what i should mount on them and where? remember im 5 foot 6 and 170 pounds. pleese tell me every thing you know about the ski, and whats the diffrance between the scratch BC and the sprayer BC.

thanks
Oct 5 2006 12:05AM
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timoski
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one ski is white. one ski is yellow.
Oct 5 2006 4:02AM
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leone
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wtf deusch, yeah just search the forums on the skis and you'll find plenty of info
Oct 5 2006 1:37PM
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Justo8484
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why did you buy skis without knowing anything about them? seems kinda dumb to me...
Oct 5 2006 1:58PM
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Grimace.
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Oct 5 2006 2:26PM
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Holte
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i think he's just having second thoughts about buying these skis and wants another opinion on whether or not these skis will work well and wants to know where to mount them.
Oct 5 2006 2:29PM
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OCHO
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it depends on how hard you ski. if you dont ski very hard then your fine. but if you ske pretty hard go with the scratch fs or the scratch bc.
Oct 5 2006 3:02PM
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OCHO
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by the way there all wood core. and the scratch fs has metal and carbon fiber in it.
Oct 5 2006 3:03PM
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Sk3bUm
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center mount 'em & ski all over the place... park, bc, groomers, bumps whatever you're feelin that day.... it's a pretty solid & extremely fun ski
Oct 5 2006 3:49PM
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Sholte
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thanks
Oct 6 2006 5:36PM
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Sholte
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opps i ment 107 pounds not 170.
Oct 6 2006 5:37PM
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Albino
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5'6 170 - iwas gunna tell u to go on a diet.

At 107, youll lovem. u can mountem at +5 or so and do everything onem. theyre 88 at the waist so pow is fine, but they rip as a park / all mtn ski aswell.

If you were heavier, id say step up to the scratch bc, but while your light, save the money.

Ive got a pair from 4 seasons ago (back when they were the scratch bc) which i still rip urban and early season on.
Oct 6 2006 6:15PM
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pales
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unless you have dial up you should have run the search bar there was a thread about the sprayers less than a week ago.
but ya theyre good for anything and have more to em than last years sprayers so theyll hold up fine. dont center mount them becuase they are an all mountain ski and should be skiied like an all mountain ski. (hint: usually where they say to mount them is the best place to do so since the company that makes the ski knows how to make them perform the best)
Oct 6 2006 6:44PM
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tBatt
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i was gunna say is that y his name was lemons
Oct 6 2006 9:45PM
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ninjea
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the diffreence between the scratch sprayer bc and the scratch bc WRS is mainly the construction of the ski. the sprayers have a all wood core while the WRS's have a THC2 core with a weight reduction system (hence the name) wich in my opinion would make them stiffer in the center while softer on the tail and nose. While the sprayer would be equally soft.


plus, the WRS has a 98mm waist while the sprayer bc has a 88mm.
Oct 7 2006 3:44AM
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