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RMU testimonial

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LolklonVolkls
Posts: 228 - Karma: 622
I just got a pair of RMU apostles and mounted them dead center with pivots. I just wanted to say that these skis are banger!! Ive never ridden anything that slays as hard in the park as it does everywhere else on the mountain. So light and nimble, while remaining stable as hell. The quality is second to none. Shout out to RMU for making some killer boards
Mar 11 2013 1:45PM
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willmiller
Posts: 364 - Karma: 44
How are they in fresh snow? I'm looking at either these or the north shores next year and I want that surfy feelin pow ski...
Mar 11 2013 5:02PM
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fghtoffyrdmns
Posts: 2998 - Karma: 6,867
da illest
Mar 11 2013 5:37PM
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LolklonVolkls
Posts: 228 - Karma: 622
I rode em all day in 10 inches if fresh snow this past saturday, floated good, tapered tip provides that surfy feel your after
Mar 12 2013 12:12PM
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T.O.
Posts: 740 - Karma: 97
Gonna bump this. Do RMU run true to length? I've heard they run a little short like icelantic. Also what is the flex of the apostles like? I'm considering these skis as a one ski quiver.
Sep 21 2013 9:57PM
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Slowbro
Posts: 3866 - Karma: 21,352
my 178 diams are definitely more than a cm shorter than my 179 pettitors (run true to length unlike other k2s)
Sep 21 2013 10:11PM
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T.O.
Posts: 740 - Karma: 97
You think at 5'2 100 pounds the 165 apostle would be to much ski?
Sep 21 2013 11:51PM
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Slowbro
Posts: 3866 - Karma: 21,352
depends on your level of skiing. That doesn't really seem like too much for a powder ski but it might be for park use.
Sep 22 2013 12:55AM
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Spiri7o
Posts: 2163 - Karma: 1,100
Such nice skis, just expensive
Sep 22 2013 12:56AM
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J.DUKE
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You're paying for handmade quality. Which is way more valuable than mass produced china made skis for the same price
Sep 22 2013 7:41PM
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