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How is this setup

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cbraun21
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I wanna get some good new gear next year. I ski at a pretty small mountain. For next year, I’m thinking:
-ON3P Magnus
-attack 13 bindings
-full tilt b&e pro 2018
-either panda poles or j skis poles

Does this seem like a good setup? I ski all mountain a lot too. Any help or comments appreciated, thanks

**This thread was edited on Mar 24th 2018 at 1:41:22pm
Mar 24 2018 1:39PM
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powpatrol
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Sounds like a nice setup,but it might not be for you.
What type of skiing do you do,conditions?
Weight and ability?
I love the new b&e's but its so so important to just go to a boot fitter.
Get the boot for your foot,not the one for your style or credibility.
Panda poles are the shiiiiit,search around for some discount codes and have fun :)
Mar 24 2018 2:58PM
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cbraun21
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powpatrolSounds like a nice setup,but it might not be for you.
What type of skiing do you do,conditions?
Weight and ability?
I love the new b&e's but its so so important to just go to a boot fitter.
Get the boot for your foot,not the one for your style or credibility.
Panda poles are the shiiiiit,search around for some discount codes and have fun :)


I’m 5’10, and about 155. I’m pretty aggressive, and love going through woods and basically anywhere I can get to on my little mountain. I’d say I’d probably ski 60-70 percent park. I know that ON3P’s durability is really nice, and I’m currently riding some 2017 chronics. Top sheet is wrecked, hard to find an edge where it isn’t showing wood, and got a couple little gashes on the bottom. Also, I just liked the boots because I already have a pair of full tilt high fives that I really like and fit well, and they look cool too. I’m just getting a little bit of toe bang which gets annoying, so I might try a smaller size on.

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Mar 24 2018 3:14PM
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Rum_Ham
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Skis and bindings are solid. Go to a bootfitter or you're just wasting time and money
Mar 24 2018 10:01PM
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Cade2
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Looks up to new wave spec to me
Mar 25 2018 2:35AM
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powpatrol
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cbraun21I’m 5’10, and about 155. I’m pretty aggressive, and love going through woods and basically anywhere I can get to on my little mountain. I’d say I’d probably ski 60-70 percent park. I know that ON3P’s durability is really nice, and I’m currently riding some 2017 chronics. Top sheet is wrecked, hard to find an edge where it isn’t showing wood, and got a couple little gashes on the bottom. Also, I just liked the boots because I already have a pair of full tilt high fives that I really like and fit well, and they look cool too. I’m just getting a little bit of toe bang which gets annoying, so I might try a smaller size on.

**This post was edited on Mar 24th 2018 at 3:16:57pm

Skis seem like they will work,but 5.10 and 155? That doesn’t make sense,you should be riding some 180+
You will be so much happier and comfortable going to a bootfitter however!
Mar 25 2018 7:54AM
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WoFIowz
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Nevermind looks good.

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Mar 25 2018 12:13PM
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Cade2
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https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/855752/-30-New-Adjustable-pole-liquidation--Free-Shipping
Or hit this homie up
Mar 25 2018 3:50PM
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Zypher
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Cade2https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/855752/-30-New-Adjustable-pole-liquidation--Free-Shipping
Or hit this homie up


Word on this, those poles are the shit. They're my backup pair rn but i've been rocking the free face tube I got from him all season haha.
Mar 26 2018 3:02AM
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cbraun21
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So how about the 90 waist Magnus 181, 42 inch panda poles, and the attack 13’s. Sound good?
Mar 26 2018 5:53PM
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Cade2
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Ditch the panda poles
Mar 26 2018 5:55PM
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cbraun21
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Cade2Ditch the panda poles


I know they’re pretty expensive, but they seem pretty durable and a bunch of people love em

**This post was edited on Mar 26th 2018 at 6:13:26pm
Mar 26 2018 6:13PM
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Cade2
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Yeah but you can't use poles with on3p Magnus.. it's just common sense
Mar 26 2018 6:14PM
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cbraun21
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Oh my gosh, how could I have forgotten that. Forgive me Magnus for I have sinned
Mar 26 2018 6:20PM
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lil.Boye
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only poles i use. the resort i work at have a full room of lost poles. i went in there one day and just snagged a pair.
Mar 27 2018 1:04PM
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Rum_Ham
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lil.Boyeonly poles i use. the resort i work at have a full room of lost poles. i went in there one day and just snagged a pair.


Nice and when they break from skiing into a ditch its easy to get replacements
Mar 28 2018 12:38AM
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powpatrol
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Rum_HamNice and when they break from skiing into a ditch its easy to get replacements

damn dude it’s been like 5 months,leave it lol
Mar 28 2018 3:17PM
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lil.Boye
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Rum_HamNice and when they break from skiing into a ditch its easy to get replacements

Tru
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