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How is the J skis whipit?

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PenisButter
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Looking to buy it for park skiing and was wondering how it holds up? Is it light? stable landing jumps? able to shred at high speeds?
Dec 3 2014 2:57PM
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Colbs3
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It is good, that is all.
Dec 3 2014 3:55PM
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Park.
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Traveling Circus ski is soft. I washed out when I landed backseat on 30 foot jumps.
Whipits are scary soft. I almost landed on my facing doing a nosepress standing still. I would never touch a jump with those skis
Dec 3 2014 8:16PM
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Dobber
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parkplaygroundTraveling Circus ski is soft. I washed out when I landed backseat on 30 foot jumps.
Whipits are scary soft. I almost landed on my facing doing a nosepress standing still. I would never touch a jump with those skis


Hey it's you again. J's are great on jumps. I wasn't that good at jumps before I bought J's.
Dec 4 2014 10:08AM
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Scotty_Boy
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Ryan_HansenHey it's you again. J's are great on jumps. I wasn't that good at jumps before I bought J's.


That is a matter of skill, not of ski.
Dec 4 2014 10:34AM
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Dobber
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Scotty_BoyThat is a matter of skill, not of ski.


Lighter skis make jumps easier in most cases
Dec 4 2014 2:07PM
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Scotty_Boy
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Ryan_HansenLighter skis make jumps easier in most cases


I'm talking about you landing backseat.
Dec 4 2014 5:17PM
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PenisButter
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I live in the midwest so I won't be hitting anything too crazy. However, I do like to ski fast so I'm concerned that they won't be that stable.
Dec 4 2014 8:31PM
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