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Jump ski

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aaaaah
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I need a good jump ski, I learned on the line mastermind and it's time for something new. I'm 5'8" and 140 pounds, what's a good symmetrical twin (perferebly cheap)
Mar 10 2015 3:27PM
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Kickerzzz
Posts: 234 - Karma: 62
So many choices out there. Two that come to mind are Armada AR7 and Volkl Wall. Take a look at last year's models if you're on a budget.
Mar 10 2015 7:54PM
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Kickerzzz
Posts: 234 - Karma: 62
Sorry, just reread your post. The AR7 is not symmetrical but still epic for jumps. Wall is symmetrical.
Mar 10 2015 7:56PM
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Randel
Posts: 123 - Karma: 178
Having a few millimeter difference between the tip and tail is ok. It doesn't mean you can't still ski switch. It just means its slightly different skiing switch compared to forward. If your dead set with having a symmetrical ski the filthy riches are the highest construction quality ski I've ever had. You can also look into T Halls if they still make them symmetrical.
Mar 10 2015 8:29PM
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.FRY.
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AV_Park_PackHaving a few millimeter difference between the tip and tail is ok. It doesn't mean you can't still ski switch. It just means its slightly different skiing switch compared to forward. If your dead set with having a symmetrical ski the filthy riches are the highest construction quality ski I've ever had. You can also look into T Halls if they still make them symmetrical.


naw the t hall is the same as the ar7
Mar 10 2015 8:35PM
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NigelStein
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We need more detail. Rockered or cambered? Flex preference? Any rails etc?
Mar 10 2015 10:30PM
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AlfredHitchCAULK
Posts: 119 - Karma: 10
fischer nightsticks and volkl walls are both symmetrical fully cambered and stiff so they give you a good pop on jumps and the stiff camber puts you down on landings, with a really soft ski you'll slip out
Mar 10 2015 10:41PM
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