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Crispy.
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Alright so I have Liberty LTEs right now and I'm looking for some new skis. I love my Liberty's a ton. Light, poppy, responsive, you name it, but I was think about getting some Ar7s/Ar8s whatever Armada comes out with next year. I like my skis pretty soft and flexy so would the ar series be to stiff? I'm 5'8" 110lbs. Any reviews with Ar7s?
Jan 13 2011 10:18PM
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SeanTom
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you were right. i hate your fucking guts for making me have to consider what kind of ski you should get.

you're suck a fucking douche.


























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Jan 13 2011 10:29PM
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Bumblesteeze
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The ar7s are quite stiff, especially that you're only 110 lbs. The t-halls would be better for you if you really want a pair of armada skis.
Jan 13 2011 10:57PM
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DUKES
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ar7 too stiff for you look into thall
Jan 14 2011 12:12AM
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Crispy.
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are thalls specifically jumps/jibs?
Jan 14 2011 7:48AM
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Obie.
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I hate you cuz you capitalize every word in your thread title. (jokes) ^ but the t-hall is a great park/jib ski, will hold up on both jumps and rails fine. Its a lil on the softer side as armadas lineup goes, but since your a smaller guy, they'll be perfectly fine and wont feel too buttery < poppy.  

Jan 14 2011 11:12AM
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[evan]
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110 lbs.? What are you 10?
Jan 14 2011 11:14AM
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japanada
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they are marketed as their park ski, the ar7s are more of an all mtn stick. Look at the fleet codas too. Lightweight and a little more flexible than the ar7s.
Jan 14 2011 11:28AM
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JustDidIt
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how are the ltes durability wise?
Jan 14 2011 11:45AM
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.Hugo.
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i have owned mine for a year and they have held up very good beside the usually topsheet chipping you get with every ski out there
Jan 14 2011 1:30PM
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