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Head Mojo 90's

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Rippy087
Posts: 666 - Karma: 12

I'm 6'0'', 180 lbs, 20 years, old and an expert skier.  I was wondering if anyone has ridden mojo 90's.  I live out east but ski vail two weeks a year.  Can these skis handle rails? I'm looking for a pretty much one ski quiver but i do everything from park to pow.  I found a sick deal on them and i can get some 07 mojo 90's with 07 mojo 15 bindings for 430.  both skis and bindings are new, should i snag this deal?

Nov 5 2007 1:35AM
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Aenigma
Posts: 11256 - Karma: 428
I skied the mojos as my only ski for a season and they did pretty well.  They're on the stiff side for park, and they don't float all that well in the powder, but on the other hand you can ski pretty much anything on them.  A really good ski to get if you want only one pair and you spend most of the time riding around the mountain.  If you're looking for more of a park or pow ski I'd check out something softer.
Nov 5 2007 1:39AM
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tjski
Posts: 5859 - Karma: 44
no clue on rails, but i think any ski is good on rails, 90 underfoot would make it a little easier on rails but all skis are pretty much the same in my opinion... my friend has some mojo 90's and he is verry verry agressive skier and he is like +6 foot tall and well over 200lbs and they work great for him in the park and all over. head skis are bomb proof.
Nov 5 2007 1:40AM
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jack.whelan
Posts: 1504 - Karma: 122
wanna buy mine. i got them in 193cms. as good as new. i never really used them cos i preferred fuckin around on my fuji's.
Nov 5 2007 8:27AM
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SEskier
Posts: 570 - Karma: 115
I love mine, they excell everywhere and even float a little too.  I would highly recomend them for one ski quiver.
Nov 5 2007 10:17AM
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