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Moment Comi

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Ruskero
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I am thinking about getting the Moment Comi but i cant find any substantial reviews about  the ski. I would use them mostly in deep pow, but i might go in to the park every once and a while. so i was just wondering if anyone has rode them and could tell me yes, or no. thanks
May 10 2008 1:08PM
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dave...
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PM DJDaveX
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any of those four guys for an invite to the moment cult

I could give you a review, of the comi, but I work for moment, so pm me if you wanna know more about em
May 10 2008 1:12PM
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dave44
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I don't see why not, although I'm not sure how 136mm waists are on rails.

I'll send you an invite to the Moment cult
May 10 2008 1:14PM
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InfernoHits
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If you like moment skis, and like going into pow, but might end up in groomers/park some of the time, might I suggest the Bibby Pros. A rockered ski with 115 under foot. Its probably going to be my ski next year.
May 10 2008 1:46PM
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dave...
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there ya go!
May 10 2008 2:25PM
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K.C.Deane
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dude, the comi is super sick. The only thing is that is a little heavier just because its so big. but its the same as the prophet 130 in weight. And what people dont realize is the the comi is a great ski not just in DEEP pow. When there is only say 6 inches, you stay on top of the snow really well and you dont sink down into all the crud and shit below so its almost as if your skiing a 2 foot day. super fun. and handles High speeds better than the bibby. But the bibby is super sick as well def my fav pow ski on most days.
May 10 2008 5:04PM
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dylandog
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Definitely a fun ski.  Don't be afraid of the size.  I had them on groomers in Michigan's UP this year and did just fine.  Got a lot of strange looks in the lift lines though and had to answer a ton of questions.
May 12 2008 3:34PM
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ShredtillURdead
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man im so torn between comi's and bibbys for next year.  im moving to summit county from the east coast, i will have real park skis, bc booter skis, and pow skis, i have ar5s for park and im not sure if f-bloods are big enough for bc booters, i might demote ar's to urbans only and use bloods in park, but are the bibbys versitile enough to rock bc booters and big mountain lines?  i want to get either comis or bibbys, anyone ride f-bloods on bc booters?  that if they are dece for that im prolly gonna buy comis, but if not imma buy bibbys

my quiver options:
urban-ar5s
park-9 f-bloods
bcbooter- bibby/blood
bc- bibby

urban:fujis
park:ar5
bc booter:fbloods
bc:comis

Urban:ar5
park:fbloods
bc booter:fbloods
bc:comis

decisions decisions
May 12 2008 4:06PM
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ESAND
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win
May 12 2008 5:58PM
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Cole9
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Bump curious about the newer models anyone know anything about them?
Feb 2 2017 5:44PM
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link80
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Cole9Bump curious about the newer models anyone know anything about them?


We made a run of 182s and 192s this summer. Same old swallow tail design, unchanged camber and sidecut but with new materials. Made them lighter with some tour build techniques...

That being said we sold them all direct to consumers and heli operations. So you wont be able to find any for sale anywhere unfortunately.
Feb 2 2017 11:44PM
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