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Getting Head

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timboslice100
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Anybody ever ridden Head The Caddy and have anything they want to mention about it?
Aug 13 2015 8:33PM
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270on420out
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Idk much about it but i picked a pair up and they were unnecessarily heavy, and super stiff. Head Framewalls however, appear to be nice skis.
Aug 13 2015 8:43PM
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Daski
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Great title
Aug 13 2015 8:50PM
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APunx176
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I am very disappointed at what this thread is actually about.
Aug 13 2015 9:23PM
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jynx81
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Very disappointed indeed.
Aug 13 2015 9:39PM
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KP.
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pretty stiff ski, i like them on rails though. edges can get beaten up easily at times but a tune-up can fix that issue. they ride great and are killer on jumps as well, probably the best jump ski i've ever owned and not all that bad on rails too and they're pretty light. rode mine hard this year and only needed a couple of tune ups
Aug 13 2015 11:05PM
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BAYKUR
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How to get head:

1. Invite female to give you head

2. When she begins to give you head ask her to do a 180 degree rotation

3. Place gentlemans saussage in her bum

4. Urinate

5.....

6. Profit
Aug 13 2015 11:35PM
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kalle.
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one of my friends got head last year, he really likes the ride
Aug 14 2015 1:08AM
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FastSpeed
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APunx176I am very disappointed at what this thread is actually about.


Same
Aug 14 2015 8:21AM
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timboslice100
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But honestly should I get the skis or no?
Aug 14 2015 10:12AM
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onenerdykid
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timboslice100But honestly should I get the skis or no?


But honestly, how about telling us more about your skiing:

What is your skiing style like?

Do you prefer a softer, more playful ski or something better suited for high speeds and stability?

What are you currently using? Do you like it? Do you wish it did something better or different?

What other skis have you tried and liked/hated?

What is your price range?
Aug 14 2015 12:45PM
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timboslice100
Posts: 167 - Karma: 263
onenerdykidBut honestly, how about telling us more about your skiing:

What is your skiing style like?

Do you prefer a softer, more playful ski or something better suited for high speeds and stability?

What are you currently using? Do you like it? Do you wish it did something better or different?

What other skis have you tried and liked/hated?

What is your price range?


I am mainly a park skier. I am small so I'm looking for something with a decent amount of flex. I used to ride the LINE Masterminds and they worked ok for me but they delam-ed hard core. I'm on a strict budget so honestly I wouldn't pay much more than 350
Aug 14 2015 2:07PM
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Tumble_Weave
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this is completely irrelevant but, plus k+ for chance.

On another note there are better options for $350 Imo

Most skis are pretty well discounted at this time of year.

Check Evo.com!
Aug 15 2015 5:21PM
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Mooresy
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sweet ski stiff flex pattern until you ride them more very good on both jumps and rails, can hold a good edge even when de tuned, would recommend to anyone
Aug 15 2015 10:32PM
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JichelMusten
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NETFLIX AND CHILL = HEAD
Aug 18 2015 8:22PM
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timboslice100
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Bump
Aug 27 2015 1:38PM
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