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The Most flexable skis

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Newschoolers55
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what skis are the most flexable skis?

I know that new Traveling Circus skis has a soft flex

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKu-_w8NLZw
Aug 30 2014 1:03PM
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McLS
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I think in terms of this and next seasons skis, the tcs might be the most flexible. The al dente are great but only once u break them in good. the should riders are pretty buttery too but not as much as the al dented once u've broke them in for a season (they can get reaaal buttery)

it really depends on your weight/strenghth, if you're quite heavy, know how to butter well, any quite buttery ski can become real buttery after a while. I'd look in the flatypus toros as well, they'd be cheap from last season or before, and king of butter didn't too bad on em xD
Aug 30 2014 8:05PM
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McLS
Posts: 1985 - Karma: 6,454
I think in terms of this and next seasons skis, the tcs might be the most flexible. The al dente are great but only once u break them in good. the should riders are pretty buttery too but not as much as the al dented once u've broke them in for a season (they can get reaaal buttery)

it really depends on your weight/strenghth, if you're quite heavy, know how to butter well, any quite buttery ski can become real buttery after a while. I'd look in the flatypus toros as well, they'd be cheap from last season or before, and king of butter didn't too bad on em xD
Aug 30 2014 8:06PM
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.lencon
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I gasped for air when he flexed those babies. Might need to pick up a pair...
Aug 30 2014 8:54PM
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momentz
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I heard heart carves are pretty flexible
Aug 31 2014 12:46AM
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