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High Society Skis

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freeskibum82
Posts: 6355 - Karma: 5,057
So High Society Skis have been showing up on tramdock.com for around $250 and im in the market for a pair of skis about 90mm wide at the waist.. how are these in compared to the dynastar big trouble and the rossi scratch bc?

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Features:
Lengths: 179cm, 187cm
Dimensions: [179cm] 124 / 92 / 114mm; [187cm] 136 / 104 / 126mm
Turn Radius: [179cm] 21.7m; [187cm] 23.7mm
Construction:
Resin and fiberglass-wrapped wood, rubber dampening system, carbon fiber stringer
Core Material:Poplar
Base:Sintered 4000
Tail:Twintip
Recommended Use:All-mountain destruction
Manufacturer Warranty:1 Year

Thanks in advance and if you have any other recommendations it would be much appreciated

lets keep this to skis in the 90mm range and not 100+ or below 90. thank

Apr 8 2009 12:04PM
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ONTerriible
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i have them, use them for rails jumps everything, they're stiff but im a big guy so i like my skis stiff. overall they are a good ski, i havent tried any dynastars so i cant help you there
Apr 8 2009 6:26PM
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the-big-lepowski
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They're a small indie company in CO and I have heard good things about their quality.  Also on TD, I found a pair of Liberty ( similar company, huh) Hazmats for the same price. 

For skis in that category not necessarily on sale, the K2 Kung Fujas, Line Prophet 90, and Volkl BRidge are great skis.  good luck

Apr 8 2009 9:31PM
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freeskibum82
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thanks for the info. knowing they are somewhat stiff is great because i ski more all mountain than park.
Apr 9 2009 9:01AM
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