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Dynastar Slicer?

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BigScaryLarry
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Anyone ever ridden these skis? were they heavy? are they flexi or stiff? light or heavy? any info would be a huge help!! +k for good assistance
Jul 31 2014 9:13PM
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J_BISCHOF
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excellent ski. Straight sidewalls, a little heavier and stiff, but a fantastic ski. Carves like a mad man, rockered for deeper snow and skis in the park like it was made for it. If you want a ski that will ski AMAZINGLY well and last for a really long time then go with the slicer.
Jul 31 2014 9:44PM
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skier58284
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I skied them and loved them. They are very aggressive and hold an edge like a race ski (as do all Dynastars). Pretty heavy and stiff for a ski their size I think, but I hardly ever ride skis that narrow so I don't have a lot to compare them to. Overall great skis, but if you want a jibby park ski they'll probably be too aggressive and soft for you. If you want an all around on-piste super aggressive hard charger that doubles as a park ski, they're perfect for you.
Jul 31 2014 11:48PM
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BigScaryLarry
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im lookin for a light jibby park ski that has some flex but isnt a noodle. did i make the wrong choice?
Aug 1 2014 10:56PM
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J_BISCHOF
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Strange.Journey.im lookin for a light jibby park ski that has some flex but isnt a noodle. did i make the wrong choice?


yea man light and jibby definitely dont describe the slicer. Jibby maybe, but it is some serious grade A angus BEEF
Aug 1 2014 11:55PM
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BigScaryLarry
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fuck. well if i hate em ill just sell em/ some one will probably want em
Aug 2 2014 9:03AM
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