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lincolnloop123
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So i weigh about 135, am 5' 10", and ski in the western washington upper oregon area (timberline, baker, white pass, crystal mountain) and am looking for a good all mountain/powder ski. Any ideas?

Dec 24 2012 3:20PM
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AndyGreen
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i ski crystal and i love my bacons,
Dec 24 2012 3:27PM
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lincolnloop123
Posts: 52 - Karma: 11
cool thanks, would you go 178?
Dec 24 2012 4:06PM
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gpitcher
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I think that line bacons or blends would be a good choice. Both skis are really fun and playful. If you ski more park than all mountain/pow than get the blends. If you rarely ski park than get the bacons. Overall line makes some good quality stuff, so you cant go wrong
Dec 25 2012 12:20AM
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lincolnloop123
Posts: 52 - Karma: 11
i'll probably go with the bacons, given i already have a pair of invaders for park related activities.
Dec 25 2012 8:05PM
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sam7136
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armada tst man
Dec 26 2012 8:43PM
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Gameday
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This but instead of blends I would get the chronic if you ski alot of park
Dec 27 2012 8:27AM
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edai
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Chronis is meant to be a park ski dog, OP lives in one of the most snowed upon areas in the Northern Hemisphere, I don't think that's quittte the right choice.
Dec 27 2012 8:51AM
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Gameday
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I have the chronic and it carves great I was just giving my personal opinion because I've heard the blend doesn't carve well but I will admit I have never skid them
Dec 29 2012 9:16PM
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