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Ar7 or heizenberg

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JohnBolea
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I am 5 foot 5 i live in michigan ski 95 percent park and 5 percent trees what should i get
Aug 16 2013 12:25AM
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bigdipper50
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Ar7 for sure
Aug 16 2013 12:58AM
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reese1313
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i had the ar6's and personally i tihnk the heizenbergs a nicer ski but it kidna depends between whether you want something pretty noodly/flexy, or if u want something to hold up on big shit
Aug 22 2013 7:04PM
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SteezyEvok
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AR7's are the shit
Aug 22 2013 7:34PM
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JohnBolea
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which ones are which reese
Aug 23 2013 10:01AM
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Slowbro
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both of them hold up on big features, ar6s turned into noodles after a while but ar7s are stiffer. I think the heizenbergs are a pipe ski so that would be pretty stiff.
Aug 23 2013 7:45PM
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reese1313
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the ar7s are pretty noodly and the heizenbergs are the skis that are guna hold their own the big jumps ect.
Sep 21 2013 2:44PM
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50Kal
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Ar7 is probably one of the best park/allmnt skis I've ever owned. I ride everywhere. Don't even know WTF is a Heizenberg ski. Who makes it?
Sep 21 2013 4:56PM
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SteezyEvok
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AR7s are relatively stiff, definitely not “noodly". This guy has no idea
Sep 21 2013 5:11PM
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TACO-DOG.exe
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who makes heizenbergs?
Sep 21 2013 9:28PM
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Slowbro
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epic planks
Sep 21 2013 10:09PM
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