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Al Dente's In Pow

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@LANTASKI
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Whats the verdict? Would this be a good 1 ski quiver for someone that spends half their time on the east coast and around 10 days in Steamboat ?
Jan 9 2014 12:04PM
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funkynuggz
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your'll be fine wit em, if you get in some deep deep go get some magic j
Jan 9 2014 7:31PM
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brenker
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Meh...they're a pretty decent platform for a moderate powder day, but when we get a foot or more on deep days out here you'd have a better time on a fat demo for the day. I have the JJ in 185 and it slays blower storms.
Jan 9 2014 8:42PM
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AJizzle
Posts: 1882 - Karma: 522
It's 100 underfoot ski with moderate tip rocker that is fairly soft, it would have been considered a pow specific ski 6 years ago. You'll be fine. You'll probably love them on a pow day.
Jan 10 2014 2:32PM
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Turkelton
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You want the Line Blends
Jan 10 2014 3:39PM
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triss
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al dentes. I ski stratton and they fucking kill it. Had a pow day with 18 inches and they destroy. sooooo much fun. I also recommend rossingnol SLATS
Jan 11 2014 2:36PM
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p-fo
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It's a park ski. It's not designed to float pillow fields, it's designed to butter into big jumps and tailpress rails.
Jan 11 2014 3:35PM
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AJizzle
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You might be retarded, it's 100 under foot, with tip rocker and a soft flex. You obviously have zero idea of what the fuck is going on.
Jan 11 2014 4:55PM
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Chubz.
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lol
Jan 11 2014 9:34PM
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shawn.keirle
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Im on the 168 al dente's and they seem to be slaying whatever I put before them, only problem Ive had is they feel different on rails, not quite as quick and active
Jan 18 2014 10:40PM
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Blake.P
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Lol sounds like a moderately wide park ski. Definitely not a pow ski by any means, even if it can hold up to some fresh
Jan 18 2014 11:14PM
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AJizzle
Posts: 1882 - Karma: 522
I have skied plenty of deep days on hundred underfoot rockered pow skis and had a blast. Is it designed specifically for pow? No, but can you ski waist deep on them and have a great time, fuck yeah, they float fine. Tl:dr if you can't ski pow on a softer hundred underfoot tip rockered ski, you have no idea how to ski pow.
Jan 18 2014 11:32PM
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TheDetectives
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they are at most, 3 mm wider, with a very similar flex....
Jan 19 2014 1:27AM
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roddy116
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There not made for quick switch ups and for ons.
Jan 19 2014 2:57AM
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roddy116
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*four
Jan 19 2014 2:57AM
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