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Frankenski vs PB&J

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slimeball
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Completely stumped between these two. Will be riding for 70% park and 30% all mountain.
Oct 16 2017 2:16PM
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hot.pocket
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If you plan on 30% all mountain the PB&J would be the better choice. Frank for 100% park, but outside the park a full symmetrical very soft ski isn't going to handle super well.
Oct 17 2017 12:27PM
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Young_patty
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I ride my Pb&j's in the park (tiny MN hill) and then I just use them as an everything ski when I go on trips and actually get to ski all mountain
Oct 17 2017 1:01PM
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s-hand
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Where do you ski? If it is the midwest or midatlantic region, I would go with the frank. A dedicated park ski will rip groomers just fine. If there is any chance you'll get fresh snow regularly, maybe consider the pbj. At least that is what I would do.
Oct 18 2017 8:35PM
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-eREKTion-
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Hotpocket knows what's up but I'd like to add on. The PB&J is a narrower Bibby, for the uninitiated it's a narrower version of the greatest ski of all time. It will handle any condition you can imagine. It's amazingly versatile. Buy it, just do it, you fucking pussy.
Oct 18 2017 11:29PM
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slimeball
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-eREKTion-Hotpocket knows what's up but I'd like to add on. The PB&J is a narrower Bibby, for the uninitiated it's a narrower version of the greatest ski of all time. It will handle any condition you can imagine. It's amazingly versatile. Buy it, just do it, you fucking pussy.


i shall purchase
Oct 18 2017 11:40PM
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