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eric@jerzy
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how are they in and out of the park?
Oct 29 2006 10:38PM
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They feel like a soft TM, or the 165 TM, in a longer length.
Oct 29 2006 10:42PM
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eric@jerzy
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just bumpin this up
any1 ride them?
Oct 29 2006 11:36PM
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Tha_Grouch
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Haven't ridden them... but they have a TON of pop (by flexing them).
Oct 30 2006 1:44AM
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*shidasha*
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they're actually a little bit on the stiffer side but can be broken in to a really comfortable stiffness that's not to noodley but not too stiff. and what's really sweet about them is that they're a symmetrical ski. which means that the nose and tail are the same and they're meant to mounted in the center. Perfect for the park!!! you can still butter on them and they're pretty much my most favorite skis ever for the park! I wouldn't even consider riding anything else.
Oct 30 2006 12:43PM
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Fairview
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The dimensions printed right on the ski say they aren't symmetrical. The 175 says 112-86-108.
Oct 30 2006 12:47PM
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jfuller
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I'd say that's pratically symmetrical, a 4 mm difference from tip and tail. Get a ruler out and look how long 4mm is. The tip of your finger is wider than that...
Oct 30 2006 12:57PM
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Tha_Grouch
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Still its NOT Symmetrical. The only symmetrical skis this year I believe are Line Invaders/Anthems and Fischer Addicts. There are plenty of skis w/ only ~4mm difference in the tip and tail... and none of them are advertised as symmetrical.
Oct 30 2006 1:01PM
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titsLOL
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atomic urban triplet
Oct 30 2006 1:03PM
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*shidasha*
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I can't tell a difference when riding switch or regular between the tail width and the tip width. Maybe it's just the core and the flex that symmetrical? All I know is that they're fun as hell. and I LOVE the way they ride. And being someone that doesn't usually like to be mounted dead center. I'd have to say that these skis have changed my ways. Don't start doggin till you try em. :)
Oct 30 2006 4:15PM
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jfuller
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If you take a ski that has a 4mm difference in width between the tip and tail, mount it dead-center, and can tell a difference skiing backwards or forwards, well then, you:

1) Are the best skier of all time, and should be a product tester for every company out there charging $50,000 a minute for your time....

or

2) Should be involved in the space prgram.

Either way, it's more than likely you won't notice a difference...
Oct 30 2006 8:08PM
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720laxskier
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that doesnt mean itts symmetrical
Oct 30 2006 8:30PM
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fouldsys
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mhm
Oct 30 2006 8:57PM
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