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Twin tips for indoor and dry slope

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Jacobthesadskier
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I'm looking for a pair of skis to use purely for park skiing at my nearby dry slope and indoor slope. I'd like something lightweight and durable, that'll last me a while. I've been looking at the candide 1.0, head frame wall, line chronic and armada arv 96, I'm 6ft 4in and a decent intermediate, although I'm a beginner in terms of freestyle. Any suggestions?
Nov 8 2021 5:32PM
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WJSkier09
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You could go with a pair of on3ps there very durable also 4frnts because they go up into the 180-190 range which might be good if your 6,4
Nov 9 2021 7:37AM
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Jacobthesadskier
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WJSkier09You could go with a pair of on3ps there very durable also 4frnts because they go up into the 180-190 range which might be good if your 6,4


Sounds good, but I live in the UK, so shipping would probably cost more than the skis!
Nov 9 2021 7:58AM
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muffMan.
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Vishnu wets/plus .Dude I feel you being so tall but it’s such a pain finding a park ski.

this is the first year I’ve seen something bigger than 185+ in such a small width. I hope they continue this next year for sure.

also Jeff 102 offers 191 and I’m pretty sure the mango does too
Nov 9 2021 9:55AM
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tomPietrowski
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For dryslope don't use nice skis unless you are happy to replace them often. The friction of the matting is not great for them. I have seen bases peel back from edges simply due to the heat. So keep an older beater pair for dryslope use. For indoor your good get whatever you like.
Nov 9 2021 12:44PM
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