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Bdog or Bdog edgeless

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ChentBetlers
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I want to get a new park ski. Liked the bdog series, just can't decide between the edgeless or not.
Jan 11 2022 12:28PM
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asparagus
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are you gonna hit jumps
Jan 11 2022 12:31PM
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r00kie
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Is this part of a quiver or your primary ski? Do you ski mostly street or at a resort? Hard to give a good recommendation with knowing more.
Jan 11 2022 12:32PM
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switchlip2
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If you’re at a small Midwest/east coast and a true rail rat the edgeless is good but if your skiing outside the park and doing a good bit of jumps you’ll definitely want the bdog with edge.
Jan 11 2022 12:33PM
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NarrowGlint
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stewieskisI want to get a new park ski. Liked the bdog series, just can't decide between the edgeless or not.


bdog - solid all around park ski
bdog edgeless - super fun ski in slvsh, extremely buttery, best ski on rails. not good going fast, carving, on jumps
Jan 11 2022 12:36PM
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ChentBetlers
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asparagusare you gonna hit jumps


I hit a lot of rails but ig I hit jumps enough to want an edge on my ski.
Jan 11 2022 12:38PM
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ChentBetlers
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r00kieIs this part of a quiver or your primary ski? Do you ski mostly street or at a resort? Hard to give a good recommendation with knowing more.


It would be my main park ski but I've looked at Vishnus for a street ski.
Jan 11 2022 12:39PM
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switchlip2
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stewieskisI hit a lot of rails but ig I hit jumps enough to want an edge on my ski.


Get regular bdogs and detune ur underfoot tips and tails
Jan 11 2022 12:40PM
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Mayrandpodcast
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the edgeless are suuuper soft, beware. fun for spring slushy times. better with the bdog for hard pack / ice / normal winter conditions
Jan 11 2022 12:41PM
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CaIeb
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bdog, only get the edgeless if it’s a “spring” or street ski. otherwise it will probably be a real annoyance to have a your primary ski
Jan 11 2022 4:11PM
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Icant_kfed
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I’ve also been considering a pair, would I survive an east coast winter with a pair as my daily ski
Jan 11 2022 4:38PM
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crustyboot.420
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ChentBetlersIt would be my main park ski but I've looked at Vishnus for a street ski.


Buying a fresh pair of skis to ski street would be a big mistake. Old beat up skis are the way to go.
Jan 11 2022 4:46PM
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