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  1. 11-03-2003, 01:30 PM #1
    christof
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    Which all-mountain twintip to get?

    I'm gonna do mainly high-speed powder skiing, but I also want to do a bit of jumps, park and all that stuff. So I think I'll either buy a Rossignol Scratch BC or a Völkl V-pro, but I'm open for any ski recommendations. Is the Scratch BC really that soft? Also, which ski length should I get? I'm 187cm (6'3) tall and 160 pounds heavy. Please help me out on this one
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  2. 11-04-2003, 03:49 PM #2
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    I think someone may have asked this question once before.

    THe Rossi sticks are more for the jibber. Softer tail than the V-pro which is more of an all mt. board.

    Do you drink your beer piss warm?
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  3. 11-11-2003, 12:02 PM #3
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    Originally posted by jstead
    I think someone may have asked this question once before.

    THe Rossi sticks are more for the jibber. Softer tail than the V-pro which is more of an all mt. board.

    Do you drink your beer piss warm?
    What do you mean?
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  4. 11-11-2003, 12:33 PM #4
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    You can jump without twintips.

    If you don't ski, take off, or land backwards, twintips are not necessary.
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  5. 11-14-2003, 05:42 AM #5
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    well, but i do want to be able to ski backwards
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  6. 11-14-2003, 02:23 PM #6
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    can you demo any of the skis you want?
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  7. 11-15-2003, 02:39 AM #7
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    i don't think i could demo any of them
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  8. 11-16-2003, 08:37 PM #8
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    I'd go with the V-Pro, 180 cm. Just an opinion, though.
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  9. 11-21-2003, 04:36 PM #9
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    4FRNT

    Go with the 4FRNT MSP 180. Very solid and excellent all mountain twintips. http://www.4frnt.com

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    Re: 4FRNT

    Originally posted by skier0178
    Go with the 4FRNT MSP 180. Very solid and excellent all mountain twintips. http://www.4frnt.com

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    Have you skied them?
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  11. 11-21-2003, 09:57 PM #11
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    made them

    I helped make them at the factory so saw how they were made and what goes into them, very solid.

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  12. 11-23-2003, 09:04 AM #12
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    Re: made them

    Originally posted by skier0178
    I helped make them at the factory so saw how they were made and what goes into them, very solid.

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    but have you skied them?
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