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WTB powder/park skis

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aalthof
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I really just want something for the park that I can take on the whole mountain. Looking for something’s that’s somewhere around 170 and about 100-106 underfoot. Was thinking line blends, arv 106, dollos, moment pb&j’s, or something similar would be sick. Open to any other suggestions or offers though!
Oct 24 2018 2:06PM
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GilesH
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Wouldn't buy the on pb&j personally, but there's definitely a couple pairs of edollo on here floating around
Oct 25 2018 12:31PM
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Demillsta
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Just because I'm curious, why wouldn't you buy the PB&j
Oct 28 2018 11:36AM
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supersquid
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In Utah, a typical all mountain ski is around 106-110, if you want an all mountain/park ripper is drops down to 100-106. Thats for men. Women usually dont need as wide of ski. I think the ARV 106 might be to big. The dollos, blends, and PB&j's are a great idea and perfect waist width . I would stick to something nearer to 95-100 underfoot.
Oct 28 2018 1:37PM
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GilesH
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ddemille1Just because I'm curious, why wouldn't you buy the PB&j


Just not a huge fan of stiff and heavy skis with relatively thin edges, I think there's a lot better options for a wider park skis at a cheaper price. Just an opinion
Oct 28 2018 7:26PM
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aalthof
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supersquidIn Utah, a typical all mountain ski is around 106-110, if you want an all mountain/park ripper is drops down to 100-106. Thats for men. Women usually dont need as wide of ski. I think the ARV 106 might be to big. The dollos, blends, and PB&j's are a great idea and perfect waist width . I would stick to something nearer to 95-100 underfoot.

Okay I’ll keep that in mind thanks!
Oct 28 2018 11:24PM
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