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Halo & THall

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nstubler
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Just looking to find what the major differences between the two are,

obviously the different camber, but any feedback on how each ride is greatly appreciated

+K :)
Oct 12 2011 12:25AM
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Doggerr
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Holy fucking searchbar Jesus Christ
Oct 12 2011 12:44AM
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That_One_Dude
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This has been asked so many times dude. I'll be nice though. The halo is more of an all mountain ski than the thall which is softer, though both are very soft skis. It depends what you want in your ski. If you ski all park, go thall, if you ski a good bit of all mountain, then pick the halo. Both rip the park so you really can't go wrong.
Oct 12 2011 12:48AM
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T.MARTIN
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Honestly it was the 1st thing that poped up when I searched "THALL" you fail...



Just to make you look like a fool all these threads are on the thall vs halo.





These are JUST threads on the thall vs halo they don't even include such stupid threads as "Derp where should I mount my halos" or "What armada ski should I get???"
Oct 12 2011 12:49AM
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Doggerr
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Wrong!!! Halo is softer and will even feel a lot softer because of the rocker
Oct 12 2011 12:50AM
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That_One_Dude
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The halo isn't softer flexing, it is because it is rockered that it feels similar in flex to the t-hall. Have you ever ridden either?
Oct 12 2011 2:46AM
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Mr_pretzel
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thalls.
Oct 12 2011 7:56AM
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Doggerr
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I have ridden both halo not only feels softer because of the rocker. It has a softer waist. Super easy to butterr. T halls are also really fun light poppy and pretty flexy just a stiffer waist
Oct 12 2011 12:32PM
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That_One_Dude
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I guess it's personal feel. I've ridden both and found the t hall softer in the tip and tail but stiffer underfoot. Back to the op, get t halls.
Oct 12 2011 1:46PM
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Doggerr
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Yeah it's definitely gonna change from person to person. But definitely liked the t halls a lot better. Held up better on jumps and still playful and buttery. Get t halls
Oct 12 2011 3:01PM
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nstubler
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sorry for lack of search bar and shit..

but i did appreciate the answers

Thanks and plus some karma
Oct 12 2011 8:48PM
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