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4frnt TNK

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Dainsey
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http://www.4frnt.com/index.php/lang-en/tnk-menu-item

k so i was lookin at this ski to buy and my friend said he had a problem with four fronts delaminating...anyone else had a problem with that?
and anyone else recommend this ski?
or any other 4frnt ski?
i need one in 155cm
Dec 31 2008 10:34PM
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inactive
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gear talk
Dec 31 2008 10:57PM
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BigJew
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I would go with the STL over the TNK. 4frnts delam just as much as any other ski but the TNK has been known for shoddy workmanship to cut the cost.
Dec 31 2008 10:57PM
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triebby
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The TNK's have a different top sheet this year along with the STL's so de-lam shouldn't be much of a problem. I have around 35-40 days on these skis, and I have had no problem with delam. They are definetly a solid park / all-mountain ski. Also, the STL is a little narrower and softer than the TNK.
Dec 31 2008 11:49PM
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BenJAMIN4aWhil3
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I have TNKs going for 425 in my shop right now... 525 with a deadbolt.

Jan 1 2009 12:43PM
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Mr.Silva
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I have 09 4FRNT TNK's ive skied them twice this year and so far its been gd their quite fast i think and also the look awesome.
Jan 9 2009 4:17AM
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G_1
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thinkin of gettin a set of TNK's, and was just wondering are they quite flexible? or are they rigid?
Feb 26 2009 7:59AM
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BlueSteele
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Stiff
Feb 26 2009 10:58AM
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G_1
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do they become a bit more flexy with use?
Feb 26 2009 1:07PM
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