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Moment Jib vs Icelantic Da'nollie
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I hate to make another "Which ski thread" but I just have two skis in mind. I live in Utah, and ski park with rails 70% of the time and jumps 30%. I rarely go on a jump larger than 40 ft. I weigh 115 pounds, and am 5 foot 3 being 13 years old. I like a soft, poppy, lightweight ski. I was about to buy the Jib, having it only be 350$ but I saw blister gears review, which made me hesitant to jump on it. after looking at more reviews I discovered the Icelantic Da'nollie. It had a great review, but I have heard good things with the Jib from other people. I would appreciate help! Thanks.
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Why cant you pick for yourself? You must know so much about skis because you only post in gear talk telling people which skis are good.
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Both skis should perform very similarly, being softer, fully symmetrical, fully cambered, mid 80s waist width, and with relatively durable progressive constructions (think uhmw sidewalls, thicker edges, etc.). I have ridden neither but fondled the jibs and don't agree with the blister description. Blister labels them as heavy and sluggish but when I felt them, they were hands down some of the lightest skis I'd ever felt. Ideally you should go to a shop to see for yourself which ones you like better, but if you can't, I would go with the ones you can get cheaper; both should be great skis. Also, your sig is just wrong FWIW.
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Thanks for the help. k+ I will go with the jibs since they are 50 bucks cheaper.
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I have jibs and I love em
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The jibs are hands down the least durable skis ive ever had. i snapped 2 pairs in about 4 months of skiing
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This, go for the icelantics. Their durability is great
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Haha okay then Icelantics it is! K+ for all of you.
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