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Chronics

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sockem64
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Hey I got a pair of 1260's two years ago and they are preaty beat up so i was thinking of getting a pair of chronics next year and i want to know if they are good skis and what not.
Jan 23 2005 7:32PM
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MrPantyDropper
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good skis for what
Jan 23 2005 7:41PM
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eLevate
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I think the answer you're looking for is...yesnomaybesortasometimes.
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Jan 24 2005 12:32AM
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skier150
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I got a new pair of Chronics last week, so far I am not that thrilled with the setup. I am going to give them another 2 days on the snow and if I am not trilled they are going back. Granted I have only skied them 3 times, but it only took me one run to be thrilled with my pocket rockets. To be fair though, I think a lot of my dislike is coming from the Reactor bindings.
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Jan 24 2005 8:47AM
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sockem64
Posts: 89 - Karma: 10
If they are good for all mountain park or both.
Jan 25 2005 5:36PM
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xnick11
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i think they are nice...alot of people have then around my mountain...just if u get them get them drilled for another typer of binding probably the p10's cause the reactors suck balls!
Jan 25 2005 5:43PM
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PowderCanuck
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they are a park ski



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Jan 25 2005 5:47PM
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polishskier
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there great for park but also good in all mountain
Jan 25 2005 5:55PM
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skier150
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I am sending mine back. They are a bomb proof ski, and they carve fakie awesome. Unfortunately I found them too stiff for my 132lbs.
Jan 25 2005 8:16PM
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guddgulf17
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sick skis

sorry boys there was NO pro hoeing-skibrdingbitch


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Jan 25 2005 8:50PM
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Sharpy
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would they be better for someone who is lets say 155-160lbs?

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You can go on the bottom bunk and finish it yourself

When you guys are on those rails, it's like muah

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Feb 6 2005 8:52PM
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skier150
Posts: 1131 - Karma: 96
I now wonder if the R12 binding made the ski feel stiffer than it really was. I think if I mounted a set of Look or Salomom bindings it may have better flex.
Feb 6 2005 8:55PM
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Sharpy
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i'm debating buying a 177 chronic

Like a virgin on prom night

You can go on the bottom bunk and finish it yourself

When you guys are on those rails, it's like muah

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Feb 6 2005 8:59PM
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Deezl
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I doubt you would have liked the flex with a different binding. I ride the Mike Nick's, which are about the same flex as the Chrons. I used to have Salomon bindings on them and now have Reactors. I actually have more flex now than when I had the Salomons on them.

The Chrons are kind of a stiffer park ski and not everyone likes that. The Invader will be the solution to that.
Feb 6 2005 10:19PM
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salo_1080
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yes the chrons are a very stiff ski i was out 2 days ago with a friend that jus got the gold edition chronics with reactors and he had barely any flex i leaned back on the tail of my 04 salo 1080's and he did too and his nose didnt even rise. i suggest not gettin the chrons or reactors maybe go for the assasins if u really like line
Feb 6 2005 11:16PM
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Flynn
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The reactor actualy allows the ski to flex as much if not more than most bindings on the market.
Feb 6 2005 11:23PM
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Sharpy
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thanks D

Like a virgin on prom night

You can go on the bottom bunk and finish it yourself

When you guys are on those rails, it's like muah

You A-hole
Feb 6 2005 11:35PM
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rexxt
Posts: 29 - Karma: 10
I have the 177 chronics on some p10s. I'm 140lbs and I can't butter them at all. I got them in December 04. They are stiff, but there are super stable on the landings. I take them out on the mountain every now and then and they don't chatter at all. As for rails, the edges and base are holding up fine. I spend 80% of the time on rails. So far so good.
Feb 7 2005 7:21AM
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vincepru
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wait till next year dude, the graphics on the new chrons are sick, i demoed a pair a couple days ago and they have an ok flex compared to the invaders but i only weigh 140
Feb 7 2005 8:51AM
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guddgulf17
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the chronic is a great all mtn ski, the only thing it doesnt do is tight moguls
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Feb 7 2005 11:01AM
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