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ethanzatta
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I was wondering if the 4Frnt Click! is a good ski for medium sized jumps,because I am getting better at rails but not that great at jumps. I am around 5'2, 95 pounds, and I am progressing gradually. Also asking about the Attack 13 bindings paired with this ski, is it a good combo?
May 25 2014 6:09PM
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Miomo
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ethanzattaI am around 5'2, 95 pounds

I wonder how old OP is
May 25 2014 7:21PM
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_Tommo_
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MiomoI wonder how old OP is


...You have a dirty mind
May 25 2014 7:47PM
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stupendous-man
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They would be perfect for you
May 25 2014 9:05PM
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wobbbie
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Get them!
May 25 2014 11:53PM
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tomPietrowski
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Op how old are you. You may well be much better off with a jnr set up. Those clicks in the smallest size are still over 3 lbs with out bindings. You will prob find a jnr ski in the same size will be slightly lighter so easie for you to throw around.

As as for bindings what boots are you using? Are you in an kids boot still?
May 26 2014 4:33AM
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ethanzatta
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tomPietrowskiOp how old are you. You may well be much better off with a jnr set up. Those clicks in the smallest size are still over 3 lbs with out bindings. You will prob find a jnr ski in the same size will be slightly lighter so easie for you to throw around.

As as for bindings what boots are you using? Are you in an kids boot still?


I'm going to get new boots this season and I am 13
May 26 2014 12:46PM
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ethanzatta
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tomPietrowskiOp how old are you. You may well be much better off with a jnr set up. Those clicks in the smallest size are still over 3 lbs with out bindings. You will prob find a jnr ski in the same size will be slightly lighter so easie for you to throw around.

As as for bindings what boots are you using? Are you in an kids boot still?


I'm going to get new boots this season and I am 13
May 26 2014 12:46PM
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tomPietrowski
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ethanzattaI'm going to get new boots this season and I am 13


Well really it's up to you which way you go. I would suggest jnr for the simple reason that it wil be cheaper. I'm guessing you will still have quite a bit of growing to do and your at the age where you will start growing. Because of this you will prob need new skis next season anyway as you will have grown out of these. So get some good jnr skis ski them hard then reevaluate next summer.
May 26 2014 12:49PM
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ethanzatta
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tomPietrowskiWell really it's up to you which way you go. I would suggest jnr for the simple reason that it wil be cheaper. I'm guessing you will still have quite a bit of growing to do and your at the age where you will start growing. Because of this you will prob need new skis next season anyway as you will have grown out of these. So get some good jnr skis ski them hard then reevaluate next summer.


I am getting the 162mm Click! just because I am probably going to grow into them and I have 500$ to spend so I decided on these skis.
May 26 2014 7:10PM
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ethanzatta
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tomPietrowskiWell really it's up to you which way you go. I would suggest jnr for the simple reason that it wil be cheaper. I'm guessing you will still have quite a bit of growing to do and your at the age where you will start growing. Because of this you will prob need new skis next season anyway as you will have grown out of these. So get some good jnr skis ski them hard then reevaluate next summer.


I am getting the 162mm Click! just because I am probably going to grow into them and I have 500$ to spend so I decided on these skis.
May 26 2014 7:11PM
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tomPietrowski
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ethanzattaI am getting the 162mm Click! just because I am probably going to grow into them and I have 500$ to spend so I decided on these skis.


those skis will be way to big for you. They will be heavy and hard work for you. Just because you have 500 to spend does not mean you have to spend it all. why not spend half this season in a jnr setup them you still have 250 left which you can save for the next season.
May 27 2014 5:18AM
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ethanzatta
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tomPietrowskithose skis will be way to big for you. They will be heavy and hard work for you. Just because you have 500 to spend does not mean you have to spend it all. why not spend half this season in a jnr setup them you still have 250 left which you can save for the next season.


So, I am going to Camp Of Champions this summer should I go using my new Click!'s or should I stay with old 148mm Head OM 74's? Because I am going to be learning a lot and I'm afraid I'll use my Head skis and I won't be used to my new Click!'s when I am throwing tricks I learned at camp but if I use my Click!'s I will have to get used to them at camp.
May 27 2014 3:22PM
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ethanzatta
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tomPietrowskithose skis will be way to big for you. They will be heavy and hard work for you. Just because you have 500 to spend does not mean you have to spend it all. why not spend half this season in a jnr setup them you still have 250 left which you can save for the next season.


You there?
May 29 2014 8:47PM
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ethanzatta
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tomPietrowskithose skis will be way to big for you. They will be heavy and hard work for you. Just because you have 500 to spend does not mean you have to spend it all. why not spend half this season in a jnr setup them you still have 250 left which you can save for the next season.


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May 29 2014 8:48PM
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tomPietrowski
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ethanzattaYou there?


Sorry for the late reply. What I would do is bring your current skis but also bring te new planks in mounted. That way you can get them mounted in town try them out and if you don't get on with them you can just get the bindings put back on your old skis and you will be good. Or just bring your old skis and try out as many skis as you can when your here. Camps will have demo skis do maybe you can try out some bigger skis and find out if you will get on with them.
May 30 2014 6:31AM
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