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Your opinion on which company makes the best powder Skis.

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skibumm5
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My opinion is my Volkl Kuro skis are one of the best pairs.
Aug 27 2014 12:48PM
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ModMommy
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Volkl. I am in absolute love with my skis, however Moment and 4FRNT make a mean pair as well. I would like to try some Atomics and ON3P's but we'll see. Volkl hands down.
Aug 27 2014 12:49PM
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Newschoolers55
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Two words: gear talk
Aug 27 2014 1:39PM
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JAHpow
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I think every brand has a top notch pow ski that they make. In the end I think it's personal preference.
Aug 27 2014 2:25PM
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Huck_Norris
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Depends on your style.

Are you a "destroy all" straight liner huck doll that would appreciate C&Ds?

Are you a slithery slarver who dreams of weaving pure carbon DPS 138 spoons through tight aspens?

Are you looking for a do everything ski that happens to handle pow and drops extremely well like a Worth Magic or a GPO?

It's different for everybody, and even individually it's fun to have quiver skis because they all excel at different things and different conditions. There is no one best.
Aug 27 2014 4:52PM
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J.D.
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Huck_NorrisDepends on your style.

Are you a "destroy all" straight liner huck doll that would appreciate C&Ds?

Are you a slithery slarver who dreams of weaving pure carbon DPS 138 spoons through tight aspens?

Are you looking for a do everything ski that happens to handle pow and drops extremely well like a Worth Magic or a GPO?

It's different for everybody, and even individually it's fun to have quiver skis because they all excel at different things and different conditions. There is no one best.

Let me try to fix this.

Ahem.

Depends on your style.

Are you a "destroy all" straight liner huck doll that would appreciate C&Ds?

Are you a slithery slarver who dreams of weaving Billy Goats through tight aspens?

Are you looking for a do everything ski that happens to handle pow and drops extremely well like a Jeffrey 114 or 122?

It's different for everybody, and even individually it's fun to have quiver skis because they all excel at different things and different conditions. There is no one best.

Except ON3P.

ON3P is the best.

So yeah I guess it doesn't really depend on your style after all.
Aug 27 2014 11:05PM
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