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Armada JJ or Rossignol S7

tylclarke

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Newb

I am in the market for a new pair of skis. Something that will be a ski that I can use when there is a little fresh snow.

I have a park ski, but need something to ride trees, chutes, cliffs, steeps, everything.

Armada JJ or Rossi S7?

Thanks

-Ty

Sep 17 2010 12:21AM

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tylclarke

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Newb

OR the Line SFB

Sep 17 2010 12:22AM

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brice_SKIIN

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Loner

or Obsetheds

Sep 17 2010 12:28AM

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jfp

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Ridiculous

i handled, but didnt ski on all 3 of these last week, "looks" wise the s7 alllll day!

Sep 17 2010 12:38AM

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tylclarke

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Which was the lighter of the two?

Sep 17 2010 11:43AM

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sam.gillin

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Insane

jjs are about a pound lighter I believe and always get better reviews.

Sep 17 2010 6:13PM

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Balto

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@th1337

depends on what you want to use them for tho

i found the JJs pretty hooky in deep snow, but of course they are more jib oriented so they are much better on booters or skiing switch. The 7s are a better choice if you dont want to ski switch and want a relatively charging oriented pow ski, not to mention the 7s come in the super 7 varient

Sep 17 2010 6:45PM

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sam.gillin

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Insane

This is true. Although I haven't found the jjs to be hooky in deep snow but honestly you can't go wrong with either. The only problem is that they are both pretty pricey.

Sep 18 2010 10:25AM

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