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4FRNT Click?

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snakerton
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So I can get a super good deal on these and I was wondering what people's opinion on them are.

I am mostly a big mountain skier and I'm just getting in to park (which is why I am looking at this ski). I don't need the ski to perform on big mountain terrain, I have other skis for that.

What I want to know is will this ski be able to help me progress my park skills while still being able to cruise some groomers?

I'm 6 foot tall, 140 pounds. Thanks for your help
Feb 28 2014 1:29AM
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snakerton
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Bump
Feb 28 2014 2:24PM
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Park.
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they should be a solid choice from what I have seen. I have seen some pretty big guys slaying on them so I can only assume that if they can handle more advanced park, then they will be able to allow you to progress at your own pace.
Feb 28 2014 9:36PM
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Natemm
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Yes, I am riding the most recent clicks and loving them the weight is really low so playing around on them is super fun, they also hold their own bombing groomers
Mar 1 2014 8:48PM
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Marc.h
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I have heard the click is a bit a a beginner ski. Its very soft, and isn't as well built as the switchblade. I love the switchblade, it seems stiff, but after skiing on them they are very nice. If you say you have a deal with 4frnt then go for the switchblade, if its with a local ski shop that only caries the Click cheap then go for that because its not that bad.
Mar 7 2014 9:14PM
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charmander
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i have a buddy that had a pair of clicks, didn't last very long but he seemed to like em

i think 4frnts build quality is kinda iffy on the cheaper skis
Mar 7 2014 11:49PM
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