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Good park skies?

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DankTits
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need some skies to look at for next year that r a t a reasonable price along with binding if u want to add.

thanks

Feb 23 2010 10:53PM
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xxMdahlxx
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please learn to spell, not trying to hate, but seriously
Feb 23 2010 10:56PM
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DankTits
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well do you have any suggestions on skies?

Feb 23 2010 10:57PM
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kabozo101
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bluebird skies work pretty well
Feb 23 2010 10:59PM
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xxMdahlxx
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the plural of the noun ski is skis not skies that is the plural of sky
Feb 23 2010 11:00PM
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B-runge
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i like em sunny for park
Feb 23 2010 11:01PM
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D.Hatch
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here is a a good solid skies
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Feb 23 2010 11:02PM
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iFail
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As long as the sun doesn't over-bake the takeoffs that'd be pretty much perfect skies.

OP, how do you plan on controlling the sky as you ski park?  I wish I could do that.

Feb 23 2010 11:58PM
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xxMdahlxx
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Based on the information you have given, which is you want a cheap park ski, and assuming you are talking about skis and not "skies", get some masterminds. They are cheap and they are park skis.
Feb 24 2010 1:06AM
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iFail
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Feb 24 2010 1:15AM
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iffe
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I prefer these kinds of skies for park skiing. The spring time bluebird.
The benefit of these skies is that the sun melts the snow a bit and the landings become soft.
Feb 24 2010 6:51AM
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shintastic48
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They have a park in the sky???
Feb 24 2010 9:01AM
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Heart
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Well, for a serious response I'd recommend Anthems or Afterbangs, cheap and durable, great for jibbing. If you're hitting large jumps though, then you'd probably want something stiffer.
Feb 24 2010 8:57PM
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shintastic48
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Your kidding right?
Feb 24 2010 9:19PM
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Roachey
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ya i want to go to that park if its in the sky

hahahahaha

Feb 24 2010 9:33PM
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