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Pollard Pros

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schlonginator
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THIS IS FOR ANYONE THAT HAS ACTUALLY RIDDEN THE POLLARD PROS: I am seriously thinking of getting a pair, but i'm after some info about how the ski rides.

Obviously its going to be sick in powder, but what about groomers, trees, park, pipe, crud etc....




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Mar 13 2004 10:03PM
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These boards are gods of the steep and deep- I've hauled them through trees, deep pow, crud, and the like. They've got mad fatty tails for great high-speed flotation in the pow. The best thing is, they're as good in the park and pipe as they are in the pow- they ride switch like Jesus in reverse, they're mad wide for a good landing platform, and for their size their incredibly light. I am very, very happy I bought these skis.

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Mar 15 2004 8:45PM
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Astomp
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i was thinking of picking these up this season. im 6ft. and 175. do think they might be a bit much for me or no?
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Mar 15 2004 9:13PM
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Astomp
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im thinking they would be perfect to. im going to utah for college and will be skiing at the canyons. im so stoked. are they pretty light weight? and what bindings should i pick up with them.
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Mar 16 2004 10:10AM
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OReJow
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yeah, they are so light. i have mine with rossi power120 Ti's... such a light set up. amazing.

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Mar 16 2004 11:00AM
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OReJow
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stratton / okemo / mt. snow

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Mar 16 2004 12:07PM
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schlonginator
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Any suggestions for the best way fo an aussie to get his grubby little hands on a pair??




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Mar 16 2004 9:51PM
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canonrider
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Im also looking at getting a pair of these. Its down to the Armada BC boards and the pollard pros... im leaning towards the pollards cause iv heard that the armadas delam quick and i ride pretty hard so i need a ski that will be able to keep up.... It sounds like the pollards take some getting used to.... im 6' 160.... and i know how to ski.... am i making a good desicion? im from onterrible now, but im going to whistler in 2 years to live.....i plan on riding 60% BC 25% rails and 15%jumps
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Mar 17 2004 9:48AM
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canonrider
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Im also looking at getting a pair of these. Its down to the Armada BC boards and the pollard pros... im leaning towards the pollards cause iv heard that the armadas delam quick and i ride pretty hard so i need a ski that will be able to keep up.... It sounds like the pollards take some getting used to.... im 6' 160.... and i know how to ski.... am i making a good desicion? im from onterrible now, but im going to whistler in 2 years to live.....i plan on riding 60% BC 25% rails and 15%jumps
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www.canonskiboards.com
Mar 17 2004 9:57AM
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I was going to get the Pollards but I'm pretty sure gonna go with the Mo'ships instead
Mar 17 2004 12:44PM
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