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    SOLD - 2013 Praxis Freeride - 194cm w/ Guardian 16 Large - $235 shipped lower 48

    ***SOLD***

    Deciding to part with this set-up after a couple of years of service. Offering at $235 shipped to lower 48 (these are clearly on the heavy side due to length and guardians). If in the Seattle area or possibly PDX, we can likely work something in a Covid friendly way to avoid shipping.

    Good skis, really liked their versatility, but have something else to ski with similar dims that I want to get on this year and not flip flop between rigs. I put about ~10 days (for a total of about 32 days - see prior sale ads linked below) on them between end of 2018, through 2019, and some usage this year pre-shut down. Bases are in really good shape still with visible structure from the tune the last tune by Seatown Slackey - likely a few scuffs here and there but definitely no core shots. Typical top edge nicks for a nylon topskin ski, edges could use a polish to shine them up and clean off scuffs from riding around in my roof box.

    Praxis build quality will definitely get you more service from these for years to come.

    This is a decent deal to get into some slack terrain or lift served with the Guardians. Get yourself some skins (I don't have any for these skis, just rode them inbounds exclusively) and you are good to go.

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    194cm Praxis Freeride custom - 135/106/125mm r28
    MAP + Carbon Flex 4
    the 1 original mount for Guardian Large @ 317mm on the Praxis dot. I slid them back for my 335mm bsl and had no issues and skied them that way. Many say to mount Praxis back from the mark 1cm or so and they were good there for me.

    My photo album link, skied an additional day or two, after these photos from this past February - here

    Seatown's Sale from when I purchased in Jan 2018 - he stated 6 or 7 days of use - here
    Drivers sale - used 15 days - here

    Sorry for the weird sideways images, etc.

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    Last edited by PNWcement; 01-05-2021 at 03:47 PM. Reason: sold

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    Nice deal, wish I was 30 lbs heavier

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    Quote Originally Posted by dub2 View Post
    Nice deal, wish I was 30 lbs heavier
    I have some 174s that are in similiar (a little better) shape with tele bindings on them now, let me know if you are interested.


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    Have any idea how heavy just the skis are?

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    I have not pulled bindings and weighed, but from the link of Optics original sale - "The skis were ordered custom from Praxis with the carbon/fiberglass layup, taking the weight down to ~9 lbs, a medium/stiff flex, and a custom top sheet graphic I chose."
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    Thanks

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    back on the market bump

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    Bumpers for the weekend and opening of resorts in WA.......

    somebody needs big boy skis. they don't ski as long as they look......

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    TTT big skis...

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    Would you sell them flat?

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    maybe? was really hoping to not deal with the bindings moving forward, but this is a screaming deal with the shipping included.

    At this price you could always buy the set up and then sell the binders if you don't want them.

    But PM me and maybe we can work something out.

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    Would you sell them flat?
    Last edited by PNWcement; 12-08-2020 at 07:55 PM.

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    snow cycle bump for the Cascades this week, someone tall needs skis.....

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    TTT

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    How stiff are they? I have 192 Armada JJ's and 185 Cochise, and want something like the cochise but a little longer, I also really enjoy skiing old school 188 legend pros.
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    I've not skied any of the sticks you mention, so hard for me to say. But I generally ski on stiffer type skis at 6'3" 220 lbs so need something that won't go all noodly and these don't. You'll definitely end up with more effective edge than the 185 Cochise - the tip rocker line on these skis is pretty minimal for the length of the ski.

    Hoping someone else will weigh in with better perspective.

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    Wish these were little shorter, I’d be al over them. I ski 186s now at 5’10. I’m thinking about going a little shorter but like your set up.

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    i am very interested. how do the guardians perform in bounds?
    swing your fucking sword.

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    PM Sent - I’m local and will take them for a friend. DIBS!!!!!


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    i didn't post here but did call dibs via pm earlier in the day. yet to hear from op.
    swing your fucking sword.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stealurface831 View Post
    i didn't post here but did call dibs via pm earlier in the day. yet to hear from op.
    No problem. I’ll defer. Your question suggested you were uncertain. Guardians ski fine inbounds...they are just heavy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bandit Man View Post
    No problem. I’ll defer. Your question suggested you were uncertain. Guardians ski fine inbounds...they are just heavy.
    sorry bout that. thanks for your understanding.

    thats what i figured.
    swing your fucking sword.

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    Agreed on the binding performance - they are heavier than standard binders and may affect flex a bit with their overall length. But this is a long set of boards so is likely less of an issue. Got your pm will get back to you tonight.


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