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What to buy

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bigs
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I need a soft park ski

Any suggestions

Oct 11 2012 7:15PM
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bigs
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I have up to 700$
Oct 11 2012 7:53PM
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Aaaron.
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softest, most fun park ski i've ever ridden was the surface watchlife. i'm using the double time now. highly recommended.


softest park skis = line invaders. anyone remember those??
Oct 11 2012 8:11PM
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bigs
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How are the Moment vice or the PB and J
Oct 11 2012 10:50PM
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j_hamborg
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Get into some local shops and get flexin! $700 should get you skis, bindings and a bag of potato chips!
Oct 12 2012 1:29PM
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tomPietrowski
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^ I daubt he will get bindings as well, but certainly he could get som nice skis. Look at the Thall maybe, thats one of the park skis I have been on for the last few seasons. Its my go to park ski for this season. It dosnt carve that well out of the park, but for tech rails and smaller to mid jumps they are amazing. Alot of fun to mess about on, if you dont want to go huge.
Oct 12 2012 5:43PM
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j_hamborg
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People pay way too much for what they need. Realistically you could buy a pair of Surface No Times, with a solid pair of PX 12 or Griffons for $700. Not everyone needs PX18's with Armadas

Oct 12 2012 5:52PM
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tomPietrowski
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Quite right but a pair of Thalls will be about $700 or they are here in canada anyway.
Oct 12 2012 5:53PM
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j_hamborg
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Yeah I know, thats why you don't buy Armada :)
Oct 12 2012 5:55PM
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tomPietrowski
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But they last, I have had mine for 3 seasons now, which is longer then most park skis, so its not that bad. Better then paying $300 every year for a new skis.
Oct 12 2012 6:00PM
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