Armada Arv's or Volkl Walls

*~CProws~* · 2007-11-03 23:02:05

I need to decide between the Arv's and the Walls

Jared.

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there are other posts like this u know

walls

Nov 3 2007 11:13PM

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comeatmebro

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need some info on you like:

weight
height
skier ability
what you will be skiing
etc.

Nov 3 2007 11:19PM

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lyndon

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Well, the Walls are a stiffer, symetric and park specific ski, while the ArV's are a very soft, traditional sidecut all mtn specific ski.

You are looking at two very opposite skis. What do you ski, where do you ski, how heavy are you, and how aggressive are you?

Nov 3 2007 11:21PM

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*~CProws~*

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140 lbs. 6ft. expert. at least that's what i put when i mount. mostly park but a lot of pow. and i am going on a heli trip this season

Nov 3 2007 11:21PM

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chazz.

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if this is how you ski then its obviously the ARV's. or hellbents for that matter.

Nov 3 2007 11:22PM

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brenker

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i rock these:

Nov 4 2007 3:11AM

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wils.

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help the guy out instead asshole

depends on preference, there not the same ski at all you should look in to em
the walls are more for park and arv for all mountain

Nov 4 2007 7:23AM

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.makuma.

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i would def go w the arvs for your upcoming events

Nov 4 2007 7:32AM

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RRP-llc

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If you are going on a heli trip, get the walls for park and...
1) Get a real pair of powder skis (Rossi Steeze, Line Prophet 110 or 130, Gotama, K2 Pontoon, etc...). I would assume money isn't an issue (heli aint cheap) and fatter skis than the ARV will work much better.
or
2) Just demo real powder skis from the heli operation. I think most of them have a fleet of skis for customers to use.

--rick

Nov 4 2007 9:25AM

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*~CProws~*

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Wannabe

Well.....money wise....i just bought a car soooo..... but i am going with my dad on the heli trip. I really need an all around ski. one that will kill in the park and rip in the powder

Nov 4 2007 2:07PM

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SHASTANG

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Walls look amazing.

Nov 4 2007 2:55PM

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P-JO

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Volkl bridge sounds like the solution.

I just bought ARVs for my one ski quiver and i ski like 50/50 park/allmtn. soo... i dont know

Nov 4 2007 3:54PM

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NcKing34

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Yea the bridge is supposed to be on point for all mt .... i have a pair of karmas (last years bridge) and they were awesome in the park and out so thats my suggestion too

Nov 4 2007 4:05PM

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*~CProws~*

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ya it's a one ski quiver and.......i ski pretty much the same as you 50/50

Nov 4 2007 5:26PM

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