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CORE
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yeah this is kinda like that last one(scrono skio) but this is what that shoice have narrowed down to so yeah again I weigh 90pounds and I 5'4. I'm looking for a good all around ski cause my hills park blows so I hit alot of bc shit so here the choices:
160 Ar5 107/76/97
160 msp 106/82/95
166 Pollard 118/86/111
158 skogen 116/86/109

Aug 10 2004 3:46PM
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CORE
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the pollard and the skogen are the easyer for me to get so that kinda has a affect in my decision

Aug 10 2004 3:51PM
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kjfreerider
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get pollards if u can hadle the length other wise get the scogens



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dont get it twisted
Aug 10 2004 4:14PM
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west
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The 166 Pollard is prob. gonna be too much ski for you. But then again if your 5'4 and weigh 90lbs, you deserve to get owned.




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Aug 10 2004 4:31PM
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thejackamo
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west you're so nice


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Aug 10 2004 4:36PM
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SnowCoast
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Go with the AR5, which is the most flexible out of the skis you just named. 90 pounds won't do you any good on MSP's or Pollards or Skogens. You'd just be getting by on the Armada's anyways.
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Aug 10 2004 6:07PM
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SnowCoast
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And what's with the Thread names? Mo Scrono...scrono skio?
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Aug 10 2004 6:08PM
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CORE
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I'm a twig so my nick name is scron job so yeha
Aug 10 2004 6:16PM
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CORE
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I'm 14 I still have time to grow.but still too much ski for pollard and to stiff for skogen?¿
Aug 10 2004 6:21PM
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ArmadaFreerider8
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man 90 pounds you must have nothing to you, how old are you






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Aug 10 2004 6:21PM
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CORE
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^^^uhh look up^^^

Aug 10 2004 7:51PM
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SnowCoast
Posts: 1991 - Karma: 14
Well, the Pollards might be too much for you they might not. How hard do you ski? Do you ski BC Booters in powder, or home-made jumps on-mountain more? How much time do you spend in park? How hard do you ski all-mountain.

If you answer those, we might be able to help you out more.
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Aug 10 2004 8:11PM
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CORE
Posts: 105 - Karma: 18
depends if the park is good or good or got some new snow or if its sunny or not well I can hit all of that in one run so...I don't know how to answer you question

Aug 10 2004 10:07PM
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CORE
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bc jumps into pow if that what your asking
Aug 10 2004 10:08PM
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SnowCoast
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Alright, well if you ski hard, then the Pollard would be fine for you in the 166, if you ski hard. They might be a little stiff, but for fast and aggressive skiing that is desirable. Plus you'll most likely be growing so if you can find a good deal on them go for it. Extremely light skis too.
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Aug 10 2004 10:14PM
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CORE
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thanks man
Aug 11 2004 12:01AM
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