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Are Thalls durable?

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FrenchFry
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Do thalls break? I'm 6 feet tall 165b lbs. would they hold up?
Nov 4 2011 5:59PM
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FerrisBueller
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out of all the possible skis you could buy the 2012 thalls are in fact the most durable ski on the market
Nov 4 2011 6:00PM
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CorbinLefebvre
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Yes! They most defiantly are.
Nov 4 2011 6:20PM
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bibs_skibum
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i have a buddy who is like 6'2 180 and his are in prime condition after 2 years of park riding. I say they are durable
Nov 4 2011 8:05PM
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armadaski44
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im 6'0, 170 and I beat the shit out my thalls between rocks in tree runs, some urban, and alot of park. They are still going strong after 3 yeas and the edges have deff held up. I recommend them to anyone.
Nov 6 2011 12:05PM
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FearTheBeard.
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yes. very. all armada skis are durable.
Nov 6 2011 2:12PM
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miemiec
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I'm 6' 2" 156lbs and I rode 05-06 T-halls for a solid 2 seasons, hit tons of rails.  Lost about a foot and a half of edge underfoot and have probably 5 or 6 other edge cracks, but awesome skis, pretty durable, probably got a solid 150 days on them.  I would assume that they keep getting more and more durable as the years go on.  A couple of my co workers at my mountain ride last years t halls and they beat the hell out of them, still hold up fine.
Nov 6 2011 3:17PM
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Frazelli
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how is the flexyness of them? are they stiff enough for big jumps?
Dec 10 2011 1:04PM
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