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AwR
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Ive been looking at a pair of Mothership Flites i am wondering if anybody knows how well they hold up, Thanks
Dec 30 2004 12:29PM
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frampton
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i had the moship flites with salomon S9-16s and the toe piece of the binding ripped out of my ski on the first week i rode them
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Dec 30 2004 5:06PM
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thejackamo
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the bases are extruded. i mean, it's not that big of a deal, but i donno if i'd personally want to buy skis with those bases.

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Dec 30 2004 5:09PM
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JackieChan
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The Titaniums are a lot better. I was thinking about Flites, but the guys at my shop really talked me out of getting them. They're pretty soft.
Dec 30 2004 5:27PM
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AwR
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Well the deal is that i ski at Big Mountain in Montana, we really dont have a park so i would basically be using them for all mtn i was wondering if they were bomb proof and stuff like that.
Dec 30 2004 11:23PM
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Scoot
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if you are looking for all-mtn, get the moship titaniums. they will hold up much better and are stiffer so they will be much better in all conditions. I have a pair of 182 titaniums that i only rode 3-4 times for sale.
Dec 31 2004 12:02AM
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SgtSnow
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def go with the titantiums...ESPECIALLY if your gonna ride basically 100% all mountain
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