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Kung Fujas-ObSETHed-Hellbent (2010)

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rMahn
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I am back on the market for new skis. I fucked up my old Kung Fujas'. I would like to stay with K2, as I have owned about 7 k2 skis and loved them all. So now I need your help

I ski 88% all-mountain/groomers, and about 12% park. In the park I generally just stick with jumps, doing 180s and 360s, so sometimes I'll have to ride switch. And I also do an occasional rail. Not real techy or anything though. However, for the most part I just ski all-mountain and do groomers and carve shit up...

I want some rockerrrr
Idk if it matters but Im 5'10'' and 150 lbs

So what ski should I get?
2010 K2 Kung Fujas
2010 K2 Obsethed
2010 K2 Hellbent


Price isn't really an issue by the way

thanks

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Jun 28 2009 10:12PM
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Aaaron.
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kung fujas.
you ski in jersey, correct?
those skis sound perfect.
Jun 28 2009 10:18PM
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ski-swagga
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if you live in the east or midwest, the kung fujas's.
if you live in the west, the obsethed's would work.
Jun 28 2009 10:38PM
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rMahn
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yeah usually in jersey. sometimes in vermont, park city, and i might be going out to Chamonix (france) this winter to do some backcounty and shit
Jun 28 2009 10:39PM
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Spacekroft
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i have the obsetheds and am in LOVE they are the most amazing one quiver ski ever i ride them everywhere.
Jun 28 2009 10:48PM
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rMahn
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thanks guys.
anyone else?
Jun 29 2009 11:53PM
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Justo8484
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sounds like the kung fujas would be your best bet. its not so wide that it's not skiable in jerz but definitely still capable in pow. i have the older seths (98mm waist) and they work pretty well in pow for not being rockered when i need them, but they still hold their own on PA groomers.
Jun 30 2009 12:00AM
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