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2 pairs of the same ski?

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AWALLRUS.
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ive noticed that 2 pairs of bluehouse skis is about equal in price to 1 pair of lots of different skis.

i was thinking about getting 2 pairs of their park skis, one for urban/instructing and one for not fucking up.
should be around 650-700$

smart idea? or just a waste of money?
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Bloc_chain
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if you like the ski, why not
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Blake.P
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Or get one pair, ride it till it's destroyed, and get a new pair
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No_Dub
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at one point in time i had 4 pairs of s4's. i sold a pair and now have 3 :) but then i bought a pair of s6's and s'3 and afterbangs.


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AWALLRUS.
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ive never tried the ski though, but i've heard good things. i basically just want something durable.
i have dumonts right now and they're falling apart like nobody's business, at one point i had to go to the rental shop and smash my edge with a hammer to break it off to make them skiable.

so are the bluehouse antics good durable park skis/worth buying 2 pairs of?
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I_Am_Mod
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i don't see your logic, if you do get 2 pairs it'd be better to keep 1 pair for urban and 1 pair for instructing

instructing on urban skis won't work very well, + instructing won't wreck your skis while urban will ....
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Blurst
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Why don't you buy two pairs and when you break/they are no longer in good condition start using the other pair.
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AWALLRUS.
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instructing fucks your skis up at my hill. little fuckers and gapers purposely trash your topsheets and bindings by stomping on you.

@ link yeah good idea.
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I_Am_Mod
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so far i've only instructed to kids 14-18y old and grown ups and every week i start with making some agreements, one of them is that if they ski over my skis or put there poles on them they have to buy me a beer :)

works great and its a win/win situation :) + they learn that they shouldn't touch other ppls gear from day 1 ....

i also don't often instruct on my park skis, simply because the edges are so beaten up that they're a pain in the ass, and will not allow me to give good demos...


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RudyGarmisch
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Or you can buy a urban condition set of skis for $50 and spend the $550 on new skis...
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the.cheat
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buy one, ride them till they're urban worthy, then, if you like the ski enough, get another and keep them nicer
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Chompo.
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what i used to do is have one set of pipe skis and would keep them in good condition, and one pair of skis that i would ski rails and boxes. Then i got sick of switching skis at lunch when i wanted to do something else so now i just ride my skis to death and then make them urban.
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