1080s

they are a sweet ski, find there really good in the park, and good in bumps

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'If your not living on the edge youre taking up to much sapce'

hope i am not too late mine have delaminated twice and i know other people whos have also. i personally like sidewall construction

ive got 171s and for park i love them, they are pretty forgiving for landing backseat and wide for stable landings. They lose some of their pop, but i havent really noticed. If you are doing actual skiing though, you might want to look elsewhere, especially if you are heavy. I went out west and overpowered them in steeps, which was no good, having your tails collapse or your tip fold up and then ragdolling is not good

O yes, you can ski backcountry is syracuse ny

'me and my girlfriend were going at it the other night and she was on top and we were bonin hard, and my dick slipped out between thrusts and went up her ass. she screamed and cried for 45 minutes, it sucked.' -skiflake

^exactly what he said, very average for park, and in steeps, or cliffs, they have a tendency to wash, or fold on big hits.
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What's on the other side of that wall?
-'Death.' (Johnny D. after Kristi fell off the back of the PBP wall in 1242)

'I'm in his nigger crew' (my little brother in response to my statement that he was in my 'digger crew')

'My knee hurts' (Jeff Merat after grinding a lunch table for an hour instead of sitting in the ski patrol shack for his torm mcl and acl which he got earlier that day.)

'I'm not asking for any help, just mabe for you to get off your ass.'(my dad)

I dissagree I think there awsome, never had any problems with mine, 171's, there super nice in park. And wide enough that you cna ski pow in them. I dont think they'd colapse unless your ass was really really fat =)

They are a great first pair of twin tips in my opinion. The people that commented above about cliffs and steaps, they are probably right.. the ski isn't ment for that kind of riding though.

are they supposed to be stiffer or more flexible than the older model?

They are my first pair of twins, so I can not compare them to anything else. For me, they are about average in most aspects of skiing. Rails, jumps, etc. It is a pretty good ski, but there are better ones out there.


'Canada first, Canada last, and Canada always'

I like the 1080's better than any other ski.
I've got a pair of 171's and two pairs of 181's.
They are pretty good at everything, from park to powder (not too deep though).


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