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WTT: Moment DONNER PARTY for tad smaller waist pow ski

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cbrady
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Hey guys, I think I am going to be unloading my babies.  They are the Donner Parties from a couple years back.  Super fun deep pow ski.  I have the bibby's, these, and used to have Night Trains.  I'm trying to go back to the Night Trains if someone has a pair they would like to trade for these fatties.

The skis are in really good shape, skied maybe 5-10 days last year, and only once this year at Brighton.  The skis are mounted with Jesters at the moment @ -5 from center (recommended with these skis).  Please feel free to hit me up if you have a pow ski to trade. 

Currently looking for Night trains in the 186.  Anything in the mid 186cm range, 125mm-ish underfoot and full rocker, and in good condition of course :-)

Here are some pics of the sticks:

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Jan 10 2011 6:46PM
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only looking for trade? or selling too?
Jan 10 2011 7:05PM
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cbrady
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ideally looking to trade as I will need a ski for the deep deep.   But open to offers on the setup.  Will not part.
Jan 10 2011 7:39PM
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cbrady
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for any confusion, skis are 186cm in size.  140mm underfoot/full rocker/reverse camber.
Jan 10 2011 7:53PM
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cbrady
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may have a deal worked locally on just buying some Night Trains.  If this goes through, I will be keeping the jesters. 

So....just SKIS are for sale.  $325+ship
Jan 11 2011 4:46PM
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cbrady
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deal in the works.  will keep this updated
Jan 11 2011 8:50PM
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yellowsnow123
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do they feel heavy? I've heard moments tend to be a bit on the heavier side, but do you notice it while skiing?
Jan 11 2011 8:57PM
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cbrady
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they're not too bad actually.  Standard for a big-pow ski with high-din bindings.
Jan 11 2011 9:12PM
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