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Bdog edgeless?

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snowfinder
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Has anyone skied on them yet? Thoughts? Is Armada the only one making skis like this?
Dec 27 2020 12:35PM
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r00kie
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Someone last season let me try theirs for a hot minute last year. Never knew that edges provided so much structure/stiffness to a ski till they were gone. Cannot express how soft they are.
Dec 27 2020 1:02PM
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armchair_skier
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Waiting for Vishnu edgeless
Dec 27 2020 1:05PM
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GrubKeep
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I got these has a daily last winter amazing in the park sooooo smooth love them armada has mad a game changer for the park segment but you need to be good in ski because it could really be dangerous sometime


if you have some questions feel free to ask I got a pretty good amount off time on them !!

**This post was edited on Dec 27th 2020 at 3:33:42pm
Dec 27 2020 3:27PM
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KentuckyHills
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What you think on the b dog edge less? I’m thinking about getting a pair. I ski East coast ice, park, pipe, only medium jumps. Nothing huge. I like buttery. I am fairly beginner. Can you elaborate on the dangerous part ???
GrubKeepI got these has a daily last winter amazing in the park sooooo smooth love them armada has mad a game changer for the park segment but you need to be good in ski because it could really be dangerous sometime


if you have some questions feel free to ask I got a pretty good amount off time on them !!

**This post was edited on Dec 27th 2020 at 3:33:42pm
May 7 2021 11:15PM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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saving my monry for vishnu bdogless instead
May 8 2021 12:37AM
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r00kie
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KentuckyHillsWhat you think on the b dog edge less? I’m thinking about getting a pair. I ski East coast ice, park, pipe, only medium jumps. Nothing huge. I like buttery. I am fairly beginner. Can you elaborate on the dangerous part ???

Will this be your only ski or part of a quiver. If it a your only/daily absolutely no. You will hate it. Won't turn most days, flex out on jumps, etc. Part of a quiver and used for warm slushy days lapping a jib park, yes, you will love it.
May 8 2021 6:04AM
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KentuckyHills
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Ok I see why you’re saying. It would be a part of a quiver. But I do already have a dedicated park ski, was looking to also use it a fair amount on downhill groomers. Have you had any experience with the b dogs with edge ? Or just edge less?
r00kieWill this be your only ski or part of a quiver. If it a your only/daily absolutely no. You will hate it. Won't turn most days, flex out on jumps, etc. Part of a quiver and used for warm slushy days lapping a jib park, yes, you will love it.
May 8 2021 6:13AM
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r00kie
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KentuckyHillsOk I see why you’re saying. It would be a part of a quiver. But I do already have a dedicated park ski, was looking to also use it a fair amount on downhill groomers. Have you had any experience with the b dogs with edge ? Or just edge less?


For groomers you'll want something with an edge and more stifffness. The edgeless excels at low speed, jibby stuff like presses, swaps, and butters but will not be very satisfying for driving turns down a groomer.
May 8 2021 7:14AM
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KentuckyHills
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Vishnu wets it is
r00kieFor groomers you'll want something with an edge and more stifffness. The edgeless excels at low speed, jibby stuff like presses, swaps, and butters but will not be very satisfying for driving turns down a groomer.
May 8 2021 1:45PM
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