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What's better armada T-Hall or pipe cleaner?

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ownsthepark
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I dont know what to get pipe clears or t-halls cand some one help me out
Apr 30 2010 2:56PM
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ataraxia
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T-Halls. The pipe cleaners are a tad too flexy for me
Apr 30 2010 3:02PM
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Karma_Police
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I think the gear talks are the best skis ever made.
Apr 30 2010 3:04PM
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P_Steezy
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the gear talks are pretty good, but the search bars are an all around better ski
Apr 30 2010 3:11PM
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Simmo
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What? Pipe cleaners are the stiff ski, T-Halls are the softer jib skis with butter zones and such.
Apr 30 2010 3:33PM
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ownsthepark
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THats what i thought, Do u know which have more pop?
Apr 30 2010 3:36PM
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Simmo
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Only ridden the t-halls dude, really like em
Apr 30 2010 4:05PM
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BC.
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t halls in my personal opinion were too flexible for me, go for the cleaners.
Apr 30 2010 4:44PM
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p-oskier
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I don't get why you tell him to get the pipe cleaners cause we don't know shit about him. Like you said, form YOUR personal opinion T-Halls were too flexible but maybe he likes softer skis or maybe he is just really light.

And to the OP, we would need to know more info on you cause from what you just told us, we can'T really help.
Apr 30 2010 5:32PM
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joshua
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You will have to tell us a little bit more about what the ski will be used for. Pipe cleaners are much faster and stiffer than the T-halls. If you don't like waxing then forget it. Pipe cleaners have a race base that will fall apart if not taken care of properly. T-halls are softer and have flex points for butters, so better for jibbing. They will also not need to be waxed as often. I have not ridden either ski though.

More about them:
T-Hall: http://armadaskis.com/product/skis/t_hall.php
Pipecleaner: http://armadaskis.com/product/skis/pipe_cleaner.php


Apr 30 2010 6:47PM
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ownsthepark
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you and your friends are rite, i dont do much rails and butters im more of a big air kinda guy and dont mind waxing but waxing kitts do cost money so thats the downside of pipe cleaners but they are faster and sturdier so i dont know, does anyone have either of the skis?
Apr 30 2010 9:42PM
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ataraxia
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oh sorry nevermind then
Apr 30 2010 10:07PM
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p-oskier
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Yeah, I have T-halls. I can honestly say that they aren't that soft. Yeah they will be softer than pipe cleaners but they are not near as soft as skis like afterbangs. They are going to be a good park ski and do well on big jumps(look at b-dog, he used them at the x-games and those were some big jumps). If you want a stiffer ski you could always go with ar6 cause you wont have to wax them as often as pipe cleaners.
Hope this helps.
Apr 30 2010 10:16PM
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ownsthepark
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yea that helps. the only question i have is if i wax a ski a lot will it slowly loose its speed and will the race base break if i go on icy crud?
May 1 2010 7:53AM
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p-oskier
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No, if you wax them a lot they wont loose its speed it will only keep them fast. The race base wont break on icy crud because they are still a strong base, they only take more care with waxing.
May 1 2010 10:32AM
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ownsthepark
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oh thats good

May 1 2010 10:40AM
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ownsthepark
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i was just worried that overtime i would break the base. u have the t-halls and they have the s7 base how fast is it and how poppy is the ski?
May 1 2010 10:47AM
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