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Mead
Posts: 285 - Karma: 42
Are they reverse camber? For some reason I thought these were slightly rockered, but I can't find anything on it now. If anyone has ridden them already, how are they?
Apr 21 2008 8:21PM
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FNJ
Posts: 3026 - Karma: 110
regular camber from what i understand
Apr 21 2008 8:21PM
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skiRay
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i think i heard it was the same skis as the seth pistol.. should be a sick ski
Apr 21 2008 8:30PM
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GatoGordo
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It's regular camber, and not really aimed at going in the park. I have seen them, but not skied them.
Apr 21 2008 9:16PM
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skifiend
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They at least have the same dimensions as the first gen SPs
Apr 22 2008 8:24AM
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CamBrowne
Posts: 1830 - Karma: 99
i belive they are an allmountain ski so they are aimed to go everywhere
Apr 22 2008 9:06AM
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schmies
Posts: 2032 - Karma: 511
Regular camber ski meant to do everything. Sean Decker has only been skiing park on those. That is what he used in the Masters. The ski has the same tip and waist dimensions of the first Seth I believe, but it has a re-engineered sidecut to mount further up on the ski and to ski switch easier with the Bi-Directional Taper: The tip is stilll wider than the tail, but the difference between the two is less than a directional ski. This enables it ride switch better than a more directional ski without being completely symmetrical.
Apr 22 2008 10:50AM
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Mead
Posts: 285 - Karma: 42
Thanks guys
Apr 22 2008 10:52AM
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t_rob
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cirianni used them at the poor boyz thing. IT might be the skier but they kill jumps.
Apr 22 2008 1:37PM
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J*money
Posts: 71 - Karma: 24
they ride very nice. shred the all mountain and def park
Apr 22 2008 4:43PM
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skiRay
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could we get some info on weight? stiffness? etc..
Apr 22 2008 4:45PM
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J*money
Posts: 71 - Karma: 24
extremely similar to seth pre rocker... heavier ski for park (still rips) but good solid weight for all mtn. with a med flex
Apr 22 2008 4:50PM
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J*money
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im pickin up a pair in the fall
Apr 22 2008 4:51PM
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Squirrel_Murphy
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Rode them yesterday(179cm).  Definetly a one ski quiver, in my opnion. 
Apr 22 2008 5:37PM
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iheartline
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the new pep ski is exactly like the the original seth pistol. same everything. different topsheet.
Apr 28 2008 10:28PM
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Shpadoinkle
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Heavy as fuck or what?
Apr 28 2008 10:45PM
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schmies
Posts: 2032 - Karma: 511
No, read above.
Apr 29 2008 11:27AM
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Squirrel_Murphy
Posts: 2195 - Karma: 1,165
not heavy at all.  Playful.
Apr 29 2008 9:18PM
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johanblaze
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Same with Sirianni.
Apr 29 2008 9:37PM
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wintersway
Posts: 5115 - Karma: 128
looking at these for my next ski, as soon as my scratch's are truly beat
May 3 2008 10:05PM
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Mike.Records
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aspen i want to know where in the world you got that they were heavy out of that
May 4 2008 1:10AM
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