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Good Size park ski

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Scoszko
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I am currently looking for a nice flexy park ski, deciding probably between the fujis and invaders to try and save a buck or two. The only thing I am wondering about is what size for either ski I should get, I am 5'8" about 155lbs. I currently ride some 178 mike nicks, but dont get much pop from those. I live on the east coast, but take some trips out west.
Aug 27 2007 3:40AM
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dave44
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i swear i saw an identical thread ... i swear. or maybe i can see in the future

Aug 27 2007 3:42AM
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Scoszko
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I had this in the wrong forum before
Aug 27 2007 3:48AM
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Ryanvdonk
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the mike nicks should have more pop than invaders and fujis unless you really beat the crap out of them.
Aug 27 2007 3:53AM
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Scoszko
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i want a little more flex than mike nicks give me
Aug 27 2007 4:26AM
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Ryanvdonk
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look into trouble makers, i saw a site selling last years for $200.
Aug 27 2007 4:30AM
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Scoszko
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havent really looked into them, they good for butters?
Aug 27 2007 4:33AM
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Ryanvdonk
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yes actually very good (remember rainville in yearbook or wicked), though it takes some getting used cause while the tips and tails are soft, the undefoot is fairly stiff, so it forces you to get out all the way onto the tips, but once you get used to it they're amazing, and they won't wash out on jumps like the two noodles you were looking at. evogear.com has them for 230, the site with them for 200 sold out.
Aug 27 2007 4:39AM
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