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Volki Wall 2010, 2011

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Film.
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Are there any differences because I want to get the 2010 not the 2011 ones and if this is a repost I'm sorry im on my Phone and the NS app doesn't have a searchbar
Dec 5 2010 4:25PM
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Film.
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Awww shit I meant gear talk sorry a ton NS
Dec 5 2010 4:26PM
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chubby3
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I haven't seen them yet so i want to find out too, but from what ive herd there the exact same. Anyone know for sure? 
Dec 5 2010 5:36PM
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cultrara
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most of the time the only thing that changes on a model in 1 season is the graphic. it should say on the site if anything is dif
Dec 5 2010 5:39PM
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Rosbif
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I have the 2011s and there seems to be a bit of a difference between how the ski is constructed from previous years. The top sheet is not perfectly flat like it used to be, there is a slight depression running all the way round the ski about 4mm in from the edge. Hopefully this will reduce topsheet chipping. Not skiied them yet, but everything else (dimensions/flex) seems the same.
Dec 5 2010 6:28PM
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Film.
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Does the top sheet chip bad or is it just a lil bit because u just got my money back from my salomon suspects and they chipped like a bitch are the walls nearly as bad as the suspects?
Dec 6 2010 9:38PM
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T_orageskiier
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did they not make the 2011 symmetrical flex? I know the 2010 do not have symmetrical flex the are softer in the tails then the tips. I think the 2011's have a symmetrical flex
Dec 6 2010 10:24PM
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CCampbell-A1
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The 2010s were supposed to have symmetrical flex, IIRC.

As well, the topsheets on my Bridges ('08/'09) only chip an average amount. I don't think you'd have many issues.
Dec 6 2010 10:50PM
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T_orageskiier
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Volkl Wall Skis 2010: The Volkl Wall is for the serious park rider who wants to be the best. With a fully symmetrical sidecut for switch riding, a full Sensorwood core for extra pop, and Power construction to bring you through those shaky landings, the Wall takes it to the top.

  • Core and Flex Pattern:Multi layer wood core with butter zones. The front of the ski is stiff; since the rocker design is pre-flexed, added stiffness in front provides stability. The flex in the mid-body of the ski is medium, providing a transition to the softer tail, which allows ease of turning on the groomed, and maneuverability in powder.
  • Construction:Power Construction: Völkl's longest-running construction utilizes traditional vertical sidewalls and a torsion box internal layup and provides tremendous grip, stability, and sensitivity. Tough Box: Constructed by wrapping the core with layers of fibreglass strands. Made up of numerous 4 X 4 wraps, and oriented at different angles, Tough Box increases the strength of the connection between ski binding and ski.
  • Shape:True twin with center mount, best for butters and jibs
  • Binding Compatibility:Requires bindings with brakes of 90mm.
Dec 7 2010 9:26AM
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