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Best One Ski Quiver ... go.

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T_Hugh
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Alrighty, what's your opinion on the best one ski quiver. Lemme know what you think. I'm probably gonna buy the Moment PB&J's if I can find a pair of 188's or 182's.

Jul 20 2012 10:07PM
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wasatch_rat
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sir francis bacons. gear talk. /thread
Jul 20 2012 10:08PM
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T_Hugh
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Shiz... ok thanks lol, i'll move the post.
Jul 20 2012 10:14PM
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jrl
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I think blends would be a better one ski quiver
Jul 20 2012 10:45PM
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KillaSteeze
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K2 Kung Fujas?
Jul 20 2012 10:47PM
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ikindalikeskiing
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Depends on location but for most areas I would say jmo
Jul 20 2012 11:00PM
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momentz
Posts: 875 - Karma: 285
Ohhh a tuff question...... Either on3p Jeffery with some fks 140's or the moment belafonte! Both great skis for basically everything!
Jul 20 2012 11:14PM
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Kreech
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On3p Jeffery/caylor with sollyfit plates and sth 16s and plum guides and dalbello il Moro ts and dynafit vulcans.
Jul 20 2012 11:20PM
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DHogg
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Moment PB&J or Volkl Bridge would get my vote.

Jul 20 2012 11:25PM
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NoSkillsCrew
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For the PNW the Baconing is one of the best one ski quivers.
Jul 20 2012 11:41PM
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Krokodile
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Depends what area you're referring to.  An east coaster (even one who goes out west once a year or so) like myself is gonna want something different than someone from the west when it comes to a one ski quiver.  Also, how much you ride park can affect the answer: some people say they want a one ski quiver but are referring to something that can simply ski pow or hardpack, and not necessarily park.

For east coast: kung fujas, jmos, bridges, PB&J <insert 95-100 waisted ski here>
West coast: bacons, jeffreys, <insert 105-110 waisted ski here>

But don't take that too seriously - it really comes down to what you prefer.  People have slayed park with bacons, while others have successfully skied chest deep pow with PB&Js.  I don't think you'll be let down with the Moments.
Jul 21 2012 1:37AM
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Caucasian_Asian
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For western Canada, I think that the 4frnt Turbo is your best bet.

And they can be found NIP for cheap.
Jul 21 2012 10:45AM
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malibufishnsurf
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Unless you only ski out of a heli, it's a 95ish waisted ski, its stiff, and it ain't rockered.
Jul 21 2012 4:41PM
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tsk94
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To you maybe. The 'best one ski quiver' really comes down to you. For some people it could be there 115+mm waisted rocker skis. To other it would be there full camber park ski. For most people it's going to be a median between the the two extremes of what you're looking for. ie. You ski park but also want it to work in pow - Okay something not much over 100 underfoot, tip tail rocker, camber underfoot, medium but playful flex.
Jul 21 2012 8:43PM
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RudyGarmisch
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I would disagree, I would cite the ridiculous amount of fun I have on Pillowfights as evidence.
Jul 21 2012 10:09PM
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.cam.
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I love my Scott p4s as a one ski quiver. Stiff mid-fat and camber. Awesome
Jul 21 2012 11:02PM
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