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  1. 12-28-2007, 06:33 PM #1
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    Rossignol Raven, Scratch Steeze?

    Just ordered some ravens. Same mounting points marked? Anyone know where the pointing points are in relation to the steeze?
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  2. 12-28-2007, 08:34 PM #2
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    The midsole mark on the raven is the further back line on the steeze, just called rossi a few days ago.
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  3. 12-28-2007, 09:12 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by SkiED View Post
    The midsole mark on the raven is the further back line on the steeze, just called rossi a few days ago.
    Do you know how far exactly?

    btw, i'm mounting these with alpine bindings.
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    bump. I'd like to mount these on the scratch steeze's "modern" line. Anyone know how to find it on the raven?
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  5. 01-02-2008, 10:33 PM #5
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    Do the Ravens and Steeze's have the same construction? Raven is so much less obnoxious.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GaperPatroller View Post
    Do the Ravens and Steeze's have the same construction? Raven is so much less obnoxious.
    I believe they are the exact same ski.
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    These are the exact same ski with different graphics... I heard that all the Ravens are sold out until the 09 models come in...

    the Mid sole line on the Raven is the Standard (or all mountain line, my memory is gone today...)line and not the "Modern" or the "Addicted" line on the Steeze.

    the "modern" Line is 2cm forward of the "standard" Line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ira View Post
    These are the exact same ski with different graphics... I heard that all the Ravens are sold out until the 09 models come in...

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    A quick search and there are several pair for sale but only in the 174cm. Didn't know Rossi had such a beast. Looks sweet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ira View Post
    These are the exact same ski with different graphics... I heard that all the Ravens are sold out until the 09 models come in...

    the Mid sole line on the Raven is the Standard (or all mountain line, my memory is gone today...)line and not the "Modern" or the "Addicted" line on the Steeze.

    the "modern" Line is 2cm forward of the "standard" Line.

    Take care,

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    I got rossignol's number last night and they stated exactly what you posted. Thanks, it's nice to have your post as confirmation.
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    Saw both the 174 an 185 Raven at a local shop, purty....waayyyy nicer looking than the steeze. Will try to get a pair this spring if possible.
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    At least you can look at the Raven without fear of going into involuntary seizures...
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