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4FRNT CRJ, ARMADA JJ, or SURFACE LIVE LIFE

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J-Sway
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I am an expert skier, i ski in the west (crystal mountain), i am 115 pounds 5'7'', and i want to know what people who have skied on thease skis think about them.

Jun 29 2010 5:20PM
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Balto
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also consider on3p billy goats if you'r looking for a mid fat pow stick that will excel in the trees but will still slay the open areas scattered around crystal
Jun 29 2010 5:24PM
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Kangbang
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this, and you mentioned on3p once again.
Jun 29 2010 6:16PM
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Ghini
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Check out Moment also..

Depends on what you want, I dont know the terrain there.. Check out the Bibby pro or Night Train..

Jun 29 2010 7:42PM
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J-Sway
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What is the flex like on the night train and the billy goat?

Jun 30 2010 2:34AM
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powfoka
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Live life is definately one of the most versatile rocker skis i have ever been on!
Jun 30 2010 4:15PM
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Balto
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BGs are a mid-stiff
Jun 30 2010 4:21PM
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J-Sway
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Hey i know they are going to be great in the pow but how do the live lifes do in the crud or on the groomers? And do they have a light swing weight?
Jun 30 2010 4:28PM
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powfoka
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By "most versatile" i meant the most versitile... meaning they are really strong in the crud you can actuallly arc turns on the groomers! a really forgiving flex but still siff enough to charge through the crud and chopped snow! out of all the skis you listed they are by far the lightest so you will have avery low swing weight for sure!
Jun 30 2010 4:33PM
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J-Sway
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Hey do you know anything about the one life's

Jun 30 2010 4:42PM
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J-Sway
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Hey are the craylors going to be stable at speeds?
Jun 30 2010 5:21PM
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Balto
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what exactly are you going to be skiing?
Jun 30 2010 5:25PM
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J-Sway
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Powder, big mounatin, everything pretty much but park.

Jun 30 2010 5:49PM
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Balto
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and how tall/how much do you weigh?

if your looking for a charging, crud destroying, all mountain slaying ski, wrens are them, hands down my favorite ski of all time. think a gs ski on steroids with tip rocker. they will destroy anything you put infront of them, they have no speed limit(that i've found, and ive been clocked 80+ mph on mine), they carve super well on groomers, ect ect ect.

http://on3pskis.com/?page_id=46
Jun 30 2010 5:54PM
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J-Sway
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5'8'' and 115 pounds
Jun 30 2010 7:59PM
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J-Sway
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and are the craylors relatively light weight?
Jun 30 2010 8:09PM
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J-Sway
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So thease craylors are pretty much like 2010 hellbent's?
Jul 1 2010 12:30AM
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J-Sway
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Can any one tell me if theas are lighter weight skis?

Jul 1 2010 2:30PM
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Balto
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for how big they are, yes the are light.
Jul 1 2010 4:09PM
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J-Sway
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Compared to the hellbents how light?
Jul 1 2010 4:43PM
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Mr_pretzel
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hellbents are very heavy. Caylors are much lighter.
Jul 3 2010 9:51AM
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