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Arv 106 or edollos

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Bananaredbull
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I am a park begginer and want to learn to hit rails, tricks but stil be able to go powder skiing. The snow in my country isnt that deep off piste, so i thought i could get edollos and ski 65% pow/all mtn and 35% park. But i dont know if they are gonna be that good in powder.
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Bananaredbull
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Also should i look at bent 110 or 100?
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BlueVillain
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Should be fine with dollos, arv106s are super fun but hard to carry on rails
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Vish-shoe
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VISHNU WET
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corkfive
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yaskataI am a park begginer and want to learn to hit rails, tricks but stil be able to go powder skiing. The snow in my country isnt that deep off piste, so i thought i could get edollos and ski 65% pow/all mtn and 35% park. But i dont know if they are gonna be that good in powder.


Edollos are a little softer so keep that in mind, I hit park 75% of the time and I would actually go with the dollos but if you want something a little more stable go with the ARVs. If you’re really comfortable skiing, including switch, you probably won’t notice a huge difference between the two, just know that the ARVs are more all around where the Edollos are more park oriented. Also when you decide and mount your skis I recommend getting your bindings either factory reccomended center or at a -2cm mount. Its gonna work all around the mountain but definitely help you with stomping your first rails. Hope this helps!
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