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skiK2fugatives
Posts: 39 - Karma: 10
im an all around skier, but gonna prolly be in the park mostly and prolly on some moguls, and I'm lookin for some poles to buy which would be good for all around.

Any suggestions?
Dec 20 2004 4:35PM
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PowderCanuck
Posts: 2626 - Karma: 10
um yea...
if you want to get a cheap pole, get a cheap pole.
Or get a high end aluminum pole.
Or get a carbon pole.

I'm not gonna recommend models because as long as it's made of the same material it'll work the same.



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Dec 20 2004 4:42PM
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SiverMike
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heres a suggestion newbie, go to freeskiier.com and never come back here!



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Dec 20 2004 5:06PM
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PowderCanuck
Posts: 2626 - Karma: 10
^what the fuck?



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Dec 20 2004 5:29PM
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r_witt
Posts: 911 - Karma: 10
Step 1) Walk up to rental area
Step 2) Look sad and say you put your skis down and somebody took the polls, or that they fell off the lift
Step 3) Ask for another pair for the day
Step 4) Leave with a nice new pair of polls
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Dec 20 2004 5:47PM
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BillyMFBadass
Posts: 576 - Karma: 10
poles are poles. i got mine at goodwill fer 4 bucks.
Dec 20 2004 5:59PM
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guddgulf17
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carbon bend but dont break, cheap poles bend a lot if you fall much,and the nice aluminum ones (made of 7075 alloy) are the strongest aluminmum poles. check joystick for some good poles, but the cheap ones are really the way to go
binding destruction count: 3 so far this season, one pair of lines and two pairs of rossis: what will be next?
Dec 20 2004 6:01PM
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