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best all around twins?

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shagboy
Posts: 1431 - Karma: 40
Does anybody know what the BEST all around twins are? Like i'm talking good carvers, good spinners good landings, switch riding etc? my Nordica Beasts were good skiis but they were too heavy and cracked. I need replacments...
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Jun 2 2003 9:57PM
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MadTrix4185
Posts: 620 - Karma: 10
mad trix, mojos or the v pros. all are sweet
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Feb 4 2004 3:10AM
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huckedmeat
Posts: 175 - Karma: 13
mavericks suck
volant spatulas are the best for all over but thhey dont do good in deep powder. there mostly a park and jib ski.
Feb 4 2004 2:21PM
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kjfreerider
Posts: 2495 - Karma: 14
pollards rip everything from pow to park. super light great fakie riding and i jizz on them. o wait that last one has nothing to do with skiing




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Feb 4 2004 9:59PM
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kjfreerider
Posts: 2495 - Karma: 14
pollards rip everything from pow to park. super light great fakie riding and i jizz on them. o wait that last one has nothing to do with skiing




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Feb 4 2004 10:13PM
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skiingpimp
Posts: 1176 - Karma: 31
i would have to say none of ur skis can beat my 215 kastle skis. with a boiled tail that was held under a door to flair the tip. what now bitches u aint got shit on me. they r so awsome in powder and turning u only can make 2 turns by the bottom of the mountain. they will kill any one else.
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Feb 4 2004 11:33PM
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CHARLES.BRONSON
Posts: 3123 - Karma: 229
Mad Trix. Im a little biased, but its still the truth regardless.
Feb 6 2004 1:38AM
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allenb123
Posts: 24 - Karma: 10
I have 179 cm. K2 PE's and they rip. They are awesome outside the park. They work surprisingly well in the bumps and steeps too. Also the tails are huge for landing switch. If you want them to be better for switch stuff, rails, or park in general, mount them a few centemeters forward. Everyone here is going to be fairly biased about their own skis. The best way is to demo as many pairs as possible and figure it out yourself.
Feb 6 2004 1:47PM
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mikebeebs
Posts: 47 - Karma: 10
Get the Trouble Makers! They ski as well out of the park as any other ski I've ever had.
Feb 6 2004 9:09PM
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super_roadie
Posts: 114 - Karma: 12
pocket rockets. THeyre fat for the powder, twintip for park, and really lightweight for the rest of the mountain.
Feb 7 2004 4:26PM
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vutomv
Posts: 26 - Karma: 20
Mad Trix System, with the system its a little heavy but you can either take it off or keep it on which enables you to use Big Air or Big Mountain
Feb 7 2004 7:57PM
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Hepcat1000000000
Posts: 319 - Karma: 10
I think unless you're planning on doing real race-like carving and turning, most mid-fat twins will carve fine for you. I ski Line Mike Nicks and I think they carve fine. I actually raced trained on them for a little bit, didn't really notice much problems. However, from everything I've heard about them, the Trouble Makers are supposed to be VERY good at all-mtn. And whoever asked about the best ALL-park ski, i've never heard a single bad remark from anyone riding Line 1260's. Super light, lots of pop, and very balanced.
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Feb 7 2004 9:17PM
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mission-m1
Posts: 287 - Karma: 10
V-PROs
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Feb 7 2004 11:26PM
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McGoo
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
^ Im with him. Volkl dont make the V-pro any more though, they have gone to the karma. Its now 87 or 89mm underfoot, instead of 83, which is better in powder, worse for edge-to-edge.



In tractor pulls, a 'full pull' is the best you can get. Ahh, how sport mirrors life.
Feb 8 2004 11:29AM
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D-rocket
Posts: 2494 - Karma: 11
WOW somebody said the v pro was bomb construction and the best ski!? riight my v pro started brekaing the first hour i rode on them a giant chip cmaeo ut , the lamination was TERRIBLE the base is SOOOO SOFT!!!! im missing a huge fucking peice so now i dont have skis!!! sure they ride awsome and they even slide really nice somehow , but bomb PROOF!? YEAAAA RIIIGHTTTTT hoyl crap man t hat is not a bomb proof ski! nobody can really tell yiu what the bets ski is obviously its all preference but no1 has ridden them all and only the ppl who have can really say anythign , the people who say lines obviously r riding lines that seems ot be the way it works. but the ski that iv seen that almost all critics loved are the armadas , real riders who knwo what they want always love that ski



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Feb 8 2004 2:26PM
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McGoo
Posts: 227 - Karma: 10
^^ Soryy, but over here in australia the v-pros are damn hard to find at all, and they have already ordered the karmas. Screwed me up, I was gonna get some for next season.



In tractor pulls, a 'full pull' is the best you can get. Ahh, how sport mirrors life.
Feb 9 2004 12:18AM
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D-rocket
Posts: 2494 - Karma: 11
so y r u apolagizing?



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Feb 9 2004 2:03AM
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