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Any input on ARV?

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pooptrack
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Just curios as to how these skis serve as a one ski quiver for both park and a decent about of pow? How's the durability? Any other ski's in the mid fat, twin tip department that I should also look at? Also is 185 a good length for someone who's 6,4" Most skis are to short for me.
Jan 13 2013 3:46PM
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pooptrack
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Wow I made a ton of spelling mistakes, exam brain right now.
Jan 13 2013 3:53PM
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.newman.
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the only thing i can say is yes. I have skied the 2009-10 ARVs for the last 3 years and I have no complaints. I ski everything from park to big mountain bowls to cruising groomers. It performs in every condition ive thrown at it. Tight trees, big bowls, small cliffs.

Buy these skis. you wont regret it.

And yes go 185. I am 6' 165 pounds and ride the 175s perfectly
Jan 13 2013 4:02PM
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Cotter
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I heard the chip like a mofo, but I could be wrong
Jan 13 2013 4:04PM
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.newman.
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ya i have a bunch of cosmetic chips but i dont care at all. they still rip
Jan 13 2013 4:30PM
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Urban.
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Possibly because they have a full side wall.
Jan 13 2013 4:54PM
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Jamartini
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Mine have about 2 3 inch long chips on the side of the top sheet
Jan 13 2013 5:51PM
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Swankie
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They r good enuf for edollo
Jan 13 2013 11:21PM
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pooptrack
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Beauty to hear, once funds are saved these will become my one ski quiver with domains for urban, thanks a ton.
Jan 14 2013 7:02PM
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