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2015 line future spin

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steezy_doge
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kinda already made a thread about this but not in particular this ski so yeah i was thinking about getting the line future spin and i was wondering what your guys opinion on it was ask anything you need to know about my skiing and such
im pretty light like really light actually and i am a somewhat aggressive skier
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thanks tom and that other guy for help on the last thread appreciated it
Sep 26 2014 12:37AM
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S.J.W
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The future spin the stiffest ski in the line park skis quiver and is also the narrowist. It's pretty nimble with snapping between turns and you can easily take it out of the park. This year they put a thicker edge and base so I imagine it will be more durable. It's a pretty good ski and can definitely improve your skiing.
Sep 26 2014 1:06AM
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steezy_doge
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someone help
Sep 27 2014 12:16AM
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.lencon
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Theres just a lot if problems with durability on line skis under $500. Honestly if I bought line skis Id go chronics, blends, their pow skis, and the sick day series.
Sep 27 2014 1:01AM
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Negromancer
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.LincolnTheres just a lot if problems with durability on line skis under $500. Honestly if I bought line skis Id go chronics, blends, their pow skis, and the sick day series.


Durability has a lot to do with the skiers size. OP said he was light so I don't think durability will be an issue. If OP is a big dude though who skis super aggressively I would look at a different ski.

How big are you OP?

The Future Spins are pretty soft so they will be lots of fun in the park doing butters and stuff but you may struggle to really carve and ski super aggressively on them due to their softness. This softness may make it a bit more challenging to really stick massive landings and hit huge jumps but the Future Spins aren't a bad ski.
Sep 27 2014 1:20AM
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steezy_doge
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NegromancerHow big are you OP?


im not big at all i am only like 110 pounds and like 5'4
but i have a bigger set of skis for when i grow cause im only 14
Sep 27 2014 1:40AM
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Negromancer
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At your size the Future Spins would be great you shouldn't have any durability issues and the flex shouldn't be to soft for you either.
Sep 27 2014 5:56AM
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.lencon
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NegromancerAt your size the Future Spins would be great you shouldn't have any durability issues and the flex shouldn't be to soft for you either.


You are right. At his size he should be fine. But I'd still wouldnt buy them if it were me. I've just seen so many durability problems with line skis under $500. Op should be fine, but it is still a risk.
Sep 27 2014 11:03AM
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steezy_doge
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.LincolnYou are right. At his size he should be fine. But I'd still wouldnt buy them if it were me. I've just seen so many durability problems with line skis under $500. Op should be fine, but it is still a risk.


yeah next season or when i outgrow the ones i get this season i'm getting on3p filthy rich or j skis
i tried a pair of on3p's and omg i fell in love
Sep 27 2014 4:47PM
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Annabelle.
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steezy_dogekinda already made a thread about this but not in particular this ski so yeah i was thinking about getting the line future spin and i was wondering what your guys opinion on it was ask anything you need to know about my skiing and such
im pretty light like really light actually and i am a somewhat aggressive skier
+k for legit help
thanks tom and that other guy for help on the last thread appreciated it


I just got them and the graphics look sick. They are pretty stiff though but they do feel light compared to my old Armadas. Since this ski is the stiffest Line ski, you should probably choose something else if you like buttering and that stuff. I got them because I feel like it's harder to stomp a trick with a flexible ski while doing jumps. If you're not too sure about it, you could rent some when the season starts. Hope this helped!
Sep 27 2014 4:57PM
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.lencon
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steezy_dogeyeah next season or when i outgrow the ones i get this season i'm getting on3p filthy rich or j skis
i tried a pair of on3p's and omg i fell in love


Okay they'll last you a season for sure. But maybe get them ON3Ps now;)
Sep 27 2014 5:00PM
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steezy_doge
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.LincolnOkay they'll last you a season for sure. But maybe get them ON3Ps now;)


i want to soooooo bad but i'm trading in my skis so they only will let me get a certain priced ski and the line skis are ones i have the option to get
Sep 27 2014 5:28PM
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.lencon
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steezy_dogei want to soooooo bad but i'm trading in my skis so they only will let me get a certain priced ski and the line skis are ones i have the option to get


Does your shop retail ON3P?
Sep 27 2014 10:09PM
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steezy_doge
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.LincolnDoes your shop retail ON3P?


yup
Sep 28 2014 12:27AM
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