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Klint Skis?

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iLLbiLLy
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Anyone tested them out? I'm looking for a powder ski for next season and can get 60% off on klint. I was looking at tanner R's KRYPTO which I could get for about 340+shipping.

I really want something that is gonna to crush in deep snow but still decent around everywhere else. I would get the 187(123mm waist) cus i'm 62'.

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14 years ago
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j.bird
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Can Balto come in here and eat his words? Thanks.
14 years ago
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Blurst
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I would go for it, no one has really tested them because they are new this year but 60% off is a good deal and they are building a pretty good team so they must have some confidence in their product.
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wntrwill
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I'm in the same boat, think I'm gonna pull the trigger. Want something fat that can still keep an edge in the crud. I've seen a few reviews that sound pretty good, and a friend at the company said they are rock solid.
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THEDICKBUTCHER
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Search bar klint skis and some kids have said a few things about them. I won a pair so im pretty stoked to rock the krypto this season. Go for it!
14 years ago
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.nasty
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I'd love to try some but they don't make anything 190+ :[
14 years ago
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Session
Posts: 5407 - Karma: 22,535
Very little info in Klint other than the brand is owned by Snowfab, a San Diego licensing company. Curious as to where their ski's are being made.

Sounds pretty core if you ask me.
14 years ago
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alden.
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about as core as paul frank and rockstar ,
http://www.snowfab.com/brands.html
13 years ago
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StuckInOhio
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They're pressed in China, so I would be cautious on them as far as durability goes. The skis seem fairly generic to me, nothing real special about them just rockered powder boards. But who knows, maybe they ride real sick, no one knows much about them yet.
13 years ago
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Bloc_chain
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going to be another mediocre, china pressed price point ski. At least buy bluehouse if you are buying something that cheep

problem jbitch?
13 years ago
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CaroSauve
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* japan by the way !
13 years ago
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jon@wh2o
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from their site, their product is designed to "meet the expectations of snowsports consumers worldwide"
and personally as a skier I would hope I sm representing more than just 'snowsport consumption' altough as a soinsired rider I am doing exatly that.... just dug myself into a hole, shit.
13 years ago
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GayWolf420
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You do know that K2 produces their skis in china, right?
13 years ago
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Randy_Quench
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so does line if i remember correctly.
13 years ago
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Caucasian_Asian
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There's a bit more info on them over on TGR
http://http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php/228156-KLINT-Skis-Anyone-Ski-Them

I guess they're produced in the Swallow factory.  In Japan. 

Not "Chinese crap".




13 years ago
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LDV
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K2 owns Line.
13 years ago
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c4t_l0ver
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ahahaha
13 years ago
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SensayMaster
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any one know about the stiffness of these bad girls?
12 years ago
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Urban.
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Line skis are made in K2's' factory...
12 years ago
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Park.
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i dont know about you but my bluehouse skis are kicking ass right now and i love them. there are some tweeks to be make here and there, but that is easily fixable for next season. Just because they are pressed in china doesnt mean shit unless you think that skis are like 50 cent plastic toys. JUst saying that they got an editors pick in freeskier mag so i would hit that deal up. who cares wehre they are made as long as its quality (which im guessing it probably is or else Klint wouldnt be growing as a company).
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