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Antidogmas or dynastar sixth sense+++++karma++++++

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DBAKE
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So im saving up for new skis for next year and if any one has tried out antidogmas or next years dynastar sixth sense how well do they handle in park, and what ones should i get??????????

Apr 16 2009 6:53PM
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schwab
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I had the antidogmas last season along with this years trouble makers, and the spins are gonna be wider, longer and from what i hear maybe stiffer than those. the antidogmas were softer and a bit more playful. For me, they didn't have a chance of holding up and they started falling apart within 10 days. Dynastar's have always been stiff but super poppy, and im from indiana, but they are also a great all mountain ski. Save yourself the hassle of having broken skis and get the dynastars. I just have my 6th sense's just sittin in the corner of my room waiting for november to come around
Apr 16 2009 7:16PM
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-james-
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does any one have a website so i can check out the sixth sense range..
Apr 16 2009 9:40PM
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DBAKE
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^^^what do you meen by this?????

Apr 17 2009 9:03PM
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AcePerry
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Dynastrars will be a stiffer ski better for jumps while the Antidogmas will be a more flexible jib ski it is all about what you want in a ski

have not herd about the antidogmas falling apart but is possible
Apr 17 2009 9:38PM
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DBAKE
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Ya I am looking for a good ski that is stiff for big jumps and good for some pipe so im hopefully geting the dynastars,
Apr 17 2009 9:47PM
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DBAKE
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is 78mm under foot to small???
Apr 17 2009 9:50PM
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JDon
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No a 78mm waist is not too small. I have the Dynastar Troubles (the 6th sense is just the re-vamped version with the same sidecut and what not but with edge enforcement, etc). The skinnier waist makes them super quick edge to edge and very good on the groomers too. The stiffness makes up for the lack of width at the waist so you can still stomp bigger jumps. Very poppy and durable skis too. I like them more than my 4FRNT TNKs that i had before. I don't know about Antidogmas though.
Apr 18 2009 2:51PM
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Clarkes
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most pipe and jump skis are narrow, so that would from what you say be good for you.
Apr 18 2009 4:18PM
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Uncle.Badness
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I road my friends antidogmas and they were really nice, a huge step up from my k2 silencers. They were super good for buttering as well.
Apr 18 2009 5:08PM
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schwab
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I mean that this season's trouble makers were 82 underfoot, and came in 175, and the 6th sense spin is like, 87 underfoot i think, and they are 179's. they have a pipe version too thats just like the "troubles" from this year, as far as dimensions go. not sure on the flex tho.
Apr 18 2009 6:43PM
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drumbumocdp
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i have the sixth sense spin. they are 119-87-109 at 185cm. i love them they are pretty soft skis. stiffer than an anthem but prly softer than a scratch(thats all i have to compare to.) so about the same flex as the trouble maker.
i absolutely love them. they have a double edge in them so hopefully they will hold up. pretty fun and poppy. and super stable landing jumps. would defiantly suggest these skis
Apr 18 2009 6:54PM
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-james-
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just to clear this up the dynastar sixth sense is NOT a ski . it is the dynastar rang e of twintip skis!  just like the legend its not a ski its one of a series.
Apr 19 2009 2:04AM
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