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    the perfect high speed straightliner

    So this year I really have taken to straightlining chutes and big lines. Right now I ride a pair of Rossi B4's and get too much flex and instability at speed out of them. Any suggestions for the ultimate high speed, ass kicking straightliner? Right now I have my eye on Rossignol B Squads or Head Supermojo 105's.

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    can I touch you?!

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    quit being such a pussy.
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    280-300 flex FFF sounds like they'd fit the bill. Personally, I don't even like the thought of being in the same room as a ski like that.
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    Crystal ships.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jerr View Post
    280-300 flex FFF sounds like they'd fit the bill. Personally, I don't even like the thought of being in the same room as a ski like that.
    Good choice in 190's. Lots of options in the Iggie line. 200 FFL with 270-80ish flex don't have the waist, but would be very good too.

    Those would be the top on my list. B-squads don't fit the bill imo. I haven't been on the 94's, but the 89's are too soft in the tip and not quite forgiving enough in the tail imo.

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    190's are for pussies. Go for 240.

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    188 Bros in supa stiff flex. At least as stable as the squad.
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    Thumbs up

    Quote Originally Posted by Idris View Post
    188 Bros in supa stiff flex. At least as stable as the squad.
    seconded.

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    mount 8 feet of 2x6 with your favorite high din binding, sand some tips in, and you're ready to go

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    Head 193 iM103.

    I have a pair for sale if you are interested pm me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squirrelmurphy View Post
    mount 8 feet of 2x6 with your favorite high din binding, sand some tips in, and you're ready to go
    They're a bitch to wax, though.



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    Actually, a 2x6 isn't that stiff along the wide axis.

    The sidecut is fucking core, though.

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    would legend pros not fit the bill? Not sure if they would be any better than the squads- not skied either
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    Quote Originally Posted by pauljames View Post
    would legend pros not fit the bill? Not sure if they would be any better than the squads- not skied either
    LP's work, but Squads are definitely stiffer to this nancy-boy.

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    These look good for going straight.

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    ^^^ Is the turning radius of those skis measured in meters or kilometers? Just curious.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shirk View Post
    Head 193 iM103.

    I have a pair for sale if you are interested pm me.
    Bingo!...these things are so stable it's almost stupid...I've been on these for about 15-20 ski days now and I can go as fast as they will get going and still feel like I'm going 10 MPH
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    I would think a pair of next year's Blizzard Kreitler pro's should do the job. 58m radius.
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    ...if you have to ask...
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    Bigfoot's quiver???

    Quote Originally Posted by Sirshredalot View Post


    These look good for going straight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yooper View Post
    I would think a pair of next year's Blizzard Kreitler pro's should do the job. 58m radius.
    58! seriously...that's awesome
    If it's green, smoke it...if it's pink, poke it

    BUY THESE------> 193 iM 103 - $50 http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...d.php?t=179797

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    You can straightline moguls - the 103s are that damp and stable.

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