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FS: Moment Tahoe 180

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Sphinx15
Posts: 103 - Karma: 10
With the arrival of my new mtn. freerides, and the need for avi gear, these just don't have a place in my quiver anymore.  Skied just 4 days, some topsheet chipping but in great shape, no edge or base damage at all.  Tuned and ready to ship.  Great east coast ski, absolutely rails on hardpack.  There are plenty of reviews on them here.  Drilled once for Axials @ -6 for a 325bsl.  Skis only, no binders.

$370 Shipped

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Jan 20 2009 5:36PM
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Dick_Squandel
Posts: 737 - Karma: 10
sick skis, whish i had some skrilla, big ups for you man.
Jan 20 2009 5:49PM
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Larz-the-Ninja
Posts: 2976 - Karma: 14
sick skis
Jan 20 2009 7:05PM
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no_steeze
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i love these skis so much
free bump, whoever buys these won't regret it
Jan 20 2009 7:49PM
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Sphinx15
Posts: 103 - Karma: 10
Thanks guys, I wish I could keep em but they won't get the use they should and avi gear takes priority at this point.  I had them at recommended -6, my brother has a pair and has his  at -2 and I really liked em at both locations, just depends how you'll use them more for park or an everyday ski.
Jan 20 2009 9:46PM
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brewer
Posts: 27 - Karma: 11
yooooooo filthy skis man. hold up letme check the ol; bankola but i dig those. how did you enjoy skiing them?
Jan 20 2009 10:10PM
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Sphinx15
Posts: 103 - Karma: 10
I loved them - basically one of the best skis for an everyday east coast ski I've ever been on.  The RAIL on the hard pack, they are light in the air and zipper through the bumps and they are wide enough to float in the deeper stuff.  Their only shortfall that I've found is that they tend to get pushed/bounced around a bit in the real heavy crud because of their lightness.  They ski a a bit shorter than 180 because they have a big twin.  I've rode mine at -6 and my brother's pair at -2 and really liked them at both places.  Skiing switch was way easier at -2 obviously, probably even better if they were at center, but otherwise they skied basically the same.
Jan 21 2009 8:46AM
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Sphinx15
Posts: 103 - Karma: 10
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Jan 22 2009 10:32AM
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