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jumpman101
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Hey guys looking for something different for my ski quiver. Right now I have the Jeff 100 Jeff 108 mango 90 woodsman 96 and a set of Frankenskis. I want something different for east coast days that I can carve and just absolutely rip on! Any suggestions would be amazing
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BallClapper
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Some of my best carves have been on the unleashed 108, so the 98 got stinkers for sure. Buddy takes it out to carve more than his 88 renoun.
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snorman
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Go get you a k2 mindbender 89. But tbh any ski around 85-90 underfoot with metal in it will be loads of fun. I've heard very good things about the armada declivity 92ti, it has more of a freestyle take on the dad ski archetype.
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BillyfromPhilly
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I copped Black Crows Mirus core last season for your exact reason and absolutely love em.
jumpman101Hey guys looking for something different for my ski quiver. Right now I have the Jeff 100 Jeff 108 mango 90 woodsman 96 and a set of Frankenskis. I want something different for east coast days that I can carve and just absolutely rip on! Any suggestions would be amazing
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jumpman101
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BillyfromPhillyI copped Black Crows Mirus core last season for your exact reason and absolutely love em.


How are they? That tail looks sweet I’ve seen reviews but haven’t skied a sub 90 ski in a long time.
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lil.Boye
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jumpman101How are they? That tail looks sweet I’ve seen reviews but haven’t skied a sub 90 ski in a long time.


Talked to a couple mirus cor owners, some have said that they feel too soft to really grip on ice and hard groomers.

I would say line blade would fit your use, but i have not tried it myself
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BallClapper
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Blade sketchy on ice. (Per friend)
lil.BoyeTalked to a couple mirus cor owners, some have said that they feel too soft to really grip on ice and hard groomers.

I would say line blade would fit your use, but i have not tried it myself
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jumpman101
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lil.BoyeTalked to a couple mirus cor owners, some have said that they feel too soft to really grip on ice and hard groomers.

I would say line blade would fit your use, but i have not tried it myself

okay that is interesting would something with metal be more ideal.

**This post was edited on Jan 13th 2025 at 6:30:42pm
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snorman
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jumpman101okay that is interesting would something with metal be more ideal.

**This post was edited on Jan 13th 2025 at 6:30:42pm


Yes metal means more grip means more fast
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jumpman101
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snormanYes metal means more grip means more fast


I wish on3p still had the wren going
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BridgeJump
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some heavy race skis with sharp edges.
https://www.atomic.com/en-us/shop/product/redster-q7-8-revoshock-c-mi-12-gw-aa6828.html#color=37694
these are more so race adjacent, but full camber and mono-tip (?) is prob the direction you wanna look in
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Eli.braun98
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Is there a carving ski that has a rec mount point of like -4? I know it doesn't make a lot of sense for a craving ski to have a forward mount point but imo when switching skis the hardest thing to adjust to is mount point.
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jumpman101
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I have most my skis mounted center to -3
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snorman
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Eli.braun98Is there a carving ski that has a rec mount point of like -4? I know it doesn't make a lot of sense for a craving ski to have a forward mount point but imo when switching skis the hardest thing to adjust to is mount point.


Black crows mirus cor.
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BillyfromPhilly
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They absolutely rip! All my other skis are 106+. Check out the turn radius.
jumpman101How are they? That tail looks sweet I’ve seen reviews but haven’t skied a sub 90 ski in a long time.
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BillyfromPhilly
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Guess those boys need to learn how to ski! Or atleast put an edge on. They are soft but grip and fucking rip if you understand how to do it.
lil.BoyeTalked to a couple mirus cor owners, some have said that they feel too soft to really grip on ice and hard groomers.

I would say line blade would fit your use, but i have not tried it myself
3 months ago
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jumpman101
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BillyfromPhillyThey absolutely rip! All my other skis are 106+. Check out the turn radius.


13 meter! I’ll look into it
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9try
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165 fis sl ski, is one of the most fun set of skis I've been on. They grip on everything. If you want something a little bit more all-mountain check out the anomaly 88 that ski absolutely rips!
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