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JCsteezy
Posts: 758 - Karma: 211
I know pollard uses there for park skiing and i currently ride the anthem as my park/ all mountain ski and its fairly wider than most park skis. my question is do you think this will be too wide, and how should it hold up on groomers with the new rockerd design. I also go in the trees alot so would they be good there?
Feb 18 2009 4:32PM
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gunstalk
Posts: 336 - Karma: 10

sry about the thread jack but would bacons be ok for park too cause i was gunna get lizzies but they are too short

Feb 18 2009 5:02PM
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JCsteezy
Posts: 758 - Karma: 211
bump
Feb 18 2009 5:07PM
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blackoutbill
Posts: 2918 - Karma: 282
Are they really going to be rockered next year? I thought that was just a rumor. That would be sick if they are
Feb 18 2009 5:26PM
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chase.
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i just wish they would make lizzie bigger like around 183s or 4s because they would be my dream ski if the were bigger.


Feb 18 2009 5:26PM
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Style+eeze
Posts: 6901 - Karma: 551
bacons are sick in the park

and, my friend loves his lizzies all around the mountain
Feb 18 2009 5:41PM
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Barf.
Posts: 1188 - Karma: 123
I don't want to be misleading if I am wrong, but I believe that next years skis will not be rockered.
Feb 18 2009 5:51PM
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blackoutbill
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That's what I thought.
Feb 18 2009 5:55PM
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JCsteezy
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my bad i herd they were going to have a slight roker but i guess that was rong but they good in tight east coast trees aswell?
Feb 18 2009 6:46PM
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the-big-lepowski
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I have the bacons and love them for east coast, even in tight trees.  I broke my park skis a few weeks ago, and used them in the park.  They were fun to fool around on, still good for butters/presses, but just to much ski to get into a big spin.  Anything beyond  a 5 is tough.  Good on rails, but no sw/ups.  No rocker for next year's lizzies, only bacons and EP's. 
Feb 18 2009 7:30PM
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Line-4-Life
Posts: 142 - Karma: 10
I have lizzes and there sick all over the mtn. groomers, park and they can even hold there own in the pow to, generally there just a great all around ski. I dont belive they will be getting rocker next year but i could be wrong.
Feb 18 2009 7:43PM
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inactive
Posts: 4772 - Karma: 97
i dunno how much this applies to you but my original lizzies, (the first year they made em) are just as good on rails as my anthems
Feb 18 2009 7:47PM
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MAjibber
Posts: 244 - Karma: 8
i was really skeptical of them because theyre the first fat ass park ski, but ive never heard anything bad about them except that they dont work too well with bigger people (which im not). im definitely leaning towards them as my ski next year. narrow skis are fuckin boring.
Feb 18 2009 7:56PM
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mokeefe257
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im 6'2 175 and have looked at the lizzies but what do u mean they arent good for bigger people?
Feb 18 2009 8:04PM
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MAjibber
Posts: 244 - Karma: 8
theyre short and flexy, apparently they dont handle too well if your big. im 5'8", 135 so theyd be perfect, if i were you id get bacons.
Feb 18 2009 8:11PM
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masta_LE3B
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i love my lizzies in pow park groomers, haulin switch, and rails they do eveyhting good, and there super light so the swing weight isnt that bad on rails and jumps

by far my most favoriteist ski iv ever owned out of my  4frnt stl's, rossignol scratch park ski, ar6 and moment stilleto
Feb 18 2009 10:29PM
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slashquatch
Posts: 874 - Karma: 17
i love them in the trees theyre really light and flexy so you can whip them around easy in tight trees
Feb 19 2009 12:29AM
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