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Are these craiglist skis any good?

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bait
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These are on craigslist for 100$ close to my house. Seems like a good deal for unmounted skis. Sintered base, but cap sidewall. Is this a good ski for charging shitty east coast ice and chop? I like narrow light skis and 360s and backflips. I am 125lbs,16, and about 175cm
Nov 10 2017 5:24PM
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oxiclean
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I would not pay $100 for those. You also have to by bindings. Depending on you ability they'll def work though.
Nov 10 2017 8:08PM
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bait
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got them for 80 cad. super stiff and light.
Nov 11 2017 9:32PM
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WoFIowz
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What's the brand?
Nov 11 2017 11:24PM
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Saucerboyshane
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I wouldn’t recommend to purchase those. Even for here on the east coast. For what you like to do, you should be looking for twin tips.
Nov 12 2017 1:18PM
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bait
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IsitWinterYet17What's the brand?


trab, italian brand.
Nov 12 2017 6:51PM
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Rum_Ham
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get marker squires for them, they're the best bindings
Nov 13 2017 1:23AM
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onenerdykid
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baittrab, italian brand.


This is a super light touring ski.

If you want to break it, then buy it. But don't expect it to last long if you do plan on hitting rails and large jumps.
Nov 13 2017 2:27AM
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bait
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onenerdykidThis is a super light touring ski.

If you want to break it, then buy it. But don't expect it to last long if you do plan on hitting rails and large jumps.


Will they break from hard charging groomers, glades, and cliffs? Looking to keep these as a non- rail ski. I am relatively light.
Nov 13 2017 8:27AM
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