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Do the 07 t-halls rock?

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Alan11
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im looking for some new park sticks this year, im 5'10 150lbs lookin for a softish butterable ski and am looking at the new t-halls or fujatives but cant find much info on how the new halls ski. I need something that will handle medium size jumps, some pipe, let me mess about and butter etc but still handle some all round riding. I live in england so getting hold of smaller brands like 4frnt and ninthward could be problem, so i figure its between the halls, fujis or possibly some invaders. Any ideas??
Dec 11 2006 7:51PM
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tSki
Posts: 956 - Karma: 171
t halls and invaders will b fun park ski, but not good for all mountain because of the park specific flex
Dec 11 2006 7:59PM
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Jay31
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same with the fujatives
Dec 11 2006 8:10PM
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evan25
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get silencers
Dec 11 2006 8:11PM
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Lineskier-101
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I like my Thalls much better then fuji's, they're just all around more fun. They're definately more poppy.
Dec 11 2006 8:32PM
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taylor-seaton
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yeah they changed there ski from a park ski to an all around ski they are stiffer and have a widder base!
Dec 11 2006 9:13PM
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Aclique_Clothing
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ask the guy who if selling them for 375 bucks mayb u might wanna buy them for him
Dec 11 2006 9:31PM
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ds.181.3
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of those 3 go with the t-hall for your purposes. Invader is nice, but probably to soft for u
Dec 11 2006 9:50PM
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skimasterflex
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"all mountain" is relative bro, he's skiing in England.

I think the better question is do You rock?
Dec 11 2006 9:58PM
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DiamondC
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i just got a pair, havent skiied them yet cuz i need to mount them but ive heard really good things, i cant wait to get on them
Dec 11 2006 9:59PM
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zerospinskier
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ive skied the 07 fujis nad thalls. THALLS RULE!!!! i think theyre a little stiffer and sooooo poppy. they really feel good all mountin too. theyre just like my ar5s felt, cept better cuz theyre wider. the fujis have a REALLY soft tip, like it just is soft and super floppy. the thalls feel a lot better all mountain and stronger to me, the fijus were really buttery. the t-halls seemed a little more stiff, and ski like.
basically T-HALLS for sure!
Dec 11 2006 10:43PM
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DiamondC
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that sounds sick
Dec 11 2006 10:52PM
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WONTON
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the fujis u skied had like....no camber didnt they?
Dec 11 2006 10:52PM
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zerospinskier
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well, ya, when u put them together like. they didnt touch at hte tips, they touched like a couple inches in. then stayed straight kinda
Dec 11 2006 10:54PM
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Reed.
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this years thalls have a lot more backbone than last years, they seem like a much better ski than before
Dec 12 2006 12:54AM
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freeskiiertjm
Posts: 533 - Karma: 15
I would agree with midwest... They do ski alot better than last years... And with the un de-tuned edges they have more control on hard pack.. At the demo I was at this past weekend alot of people were loving the new Thalls.. even guys that were likee 200lbs and so...
I like my older ones, but the newer model skis alot better, not so much stiffer, but feels like you have a ski underneath your feet.. if that makes since.
The softer flex kills it in the park though.. IF you're looking for an all mountain ski, or like the feel of a stiffer ski look to the AR6's. (in my opinion).
Dec 12 2006 1:46AM
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johanblaze
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surface watch lifes!
Dec 12 2006 1:54AM
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