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ONE SKI QUIVER

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Theduke1
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I wanted to share with everyone the best one ski quiver I have ever skied, and the best POW jib ski.
FATYPUS Driddum, a true 5 point ski, that floats in the deep stuff, but will turn on a dime when you want to elevate the tips/tails especially for dem butters. Five withs throughout the ski allows for the tip to plow and cut through the deep fresh pow and the smaller dimensions underfoot to carve and really take control of your turns. And super bomb proof construction.

What are you thoughts on their ski line?

Anyone ski other Fatypus models?


LET IT SNOW

Nov 24 2013 8:59PM
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JDUBSki22
Posts: 173 - Karma: 175
Yeah man i freakin love Fat-ypus skis. They make dope shit. I ride the L-toro and they are the most fun ski ive ever had really charge through crud, can layover fat turns, and really hold up in the park. No question my favorite ski company
Nov 24 2013 10:59PM
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NH_OPERATOR
Posts: 1070 - Karma: 2,883
Im sorry but a ski that is 118mm wide at its narrowest point is totally not eligible to be the best one ski quiver ski ever. Also you sound almost like the description on their website, and the 3 posts indicated you might be a plant. Dont get me wrong, it sounds like a good ski, but there is no way in hell that that thing would be good enough on groomers to really be an amazing one ski quiver ski.
Nov 25 2013 5:58AM
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MothaHucker
Posts: 4678 - Karma: 2,591
There is no such thing as a one ski quiver. Period.
Nov 25 2013 10:36AM
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Huck_Norris
Posts: 11487 - Karma: 18,627
Yeah but CAN YOU DUNK A BASKETBALL WHILE ON THEM?


Nov 25 2013 10:50AM
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NH_OPERATOR
Posts: 1070 - Karma: 2,883
While I do concur with you, I think you could do better than this if you were forcing yourself to a single ski.
Nov 25 2013 11:00AM
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Labattski
Posts: 201 - Karma: 74
I've said this a few times but I ski my rocker 2s all season. I can't find a time when I don't like them they're so much fun. I get some funny looks when I ski them early season tho
Nov 25 2013 6:06PM
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rylee.the.jedi
Posts: 410 - Karma: 368
118 mm works if you live out west for sure. I skied my magic j's all last season and loved every second, even on a bad year.
Nov 25 2013 8:29PM
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smuggs
Posts: 6561 - Karma: 1,375
If yall think anything fatter than 100 waist is a one ski quiver you have bad form . But really there is no one ski quiver
Nov 25 2013 11:11PM
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rylee.the.jedi
Posts: 410 - Karma: 368
^what?
Nov 25 2013 11:19PM
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Labattski
Posts: 201 - Karma: 74
Says who lol?
Nov 26 2013 3:22PM
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Dr.Dickless
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I think the issue were having here is a west coast vs east coast kind of discussion. If your in utah or Wyoming, we sell 110mm waist skis as all mountain no problem. Look at the sick day 110, it's an all mountain ski in the west, but the sick day 95 would be more than enough for an east coast every day ski
Nov 26 2013 4:03PM
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