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Magnus 90 vs 102

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Charliehermens1
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So I have a rad all mountain ripper ski and I’m looking to do a bit more park skiing again so I like many others decided I need a pair of on3ps, my question is which do y’all prefer, the magnus 90 or the 102?
Feb 16 2021 1:59PM
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MaimHelp
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I got the 90s . Epic ski and can ski up to boot deep pow (12-14 inches) just fine. Super durable and fun on rails and jumps. If you already have an all mtn ski get a skinnier ski for park so you can maximize what you can do with your quiver
Feb 16 2021 2:43PM
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Charliehermens1
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MaimHelpI got the 90s . Epic ski and can ski up to boot deep pow (12-14 inches) just fine. Super durable and fun on rails and jumps. If you already have an all mtn ski get a skinnier ski for park so you can maximize what you can do with your quiver

I was thinking the exact same thing, I was kinda just wondering if there’s any significant differences in the 102
Feb 16 2021 2:44PM
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MaimHelp
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Charliehermens1I was thinking the exact same thing, I was kinda just wondering if there’s any significant differences in the 102


I’m pretty sure it’s realistically the same ski just 12 mm (tad more than a cm) wider all around
Feb 16 2021 3:04PM
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piss.boy
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I wanted a pair of magnus until I realized most of the butterability is from rocker not really from flexi-ness. Leaning twoarrds wets now

**This post was edited on Feb 16th 2021 at 3:15:31pm
Feb 16 2021 3:15PM
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ColoradoDogfart
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BruceDogFartI wanted a pair of magnus until I realized most of the butterability is from rocker not really from flexi-ness. Leaning twoarrds wets now

**This post was edited on Feb 16th 2021 at 3:15:31pm


wets get most of their butter from rocker as well. Bn wets are actually kinda stiff until you break them in, then there noodles
Feb 16 2021 4:30PM
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gorbdawggybrent
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BruceDogFartI wanted a pair of magnus until I realized most of the butterability is from rocker not really from flexi-ness. Leaning twoarrds wets now

**This post was edited on Feb 16th 2021 at 3:15:31pm

yeah bro so they pop you hard
i don’t see why this would be a downside
Feb 16 2021 4:34PM
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Charliehermens1
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brentkimballyeah bro so they pop you hard
i don’t see why this would be a downside

I’m looking for a poppy ski, are they pretty poppy?
Feb 16 2021 4:35PM
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gorbdawggybrent
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Charliehermens1I’m looking for a poppy ski, are they pretty poppy?

yeah that’s like the whole point of leaning into a stiffer rocker rather then just bending some noodles
Feb 16 2021 4:38PM
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piss.boy
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brentkimballyeah bro so they pop you hard
i don’t see why this would be a downside

Definitely not a downside I just haven't rode a pair of skis that get butterness from rocker so I'm a little weary
Feb 16 2021 8:40PM
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