How are they? Stiff v Soft? You guys wanna let me demo a pair in whistler the last week of march please, I will be buying some new skis next season (or sooner) for at, and my choices seems to be, spatulas, bro models, and Jaks ($350 proform, hell yeah)
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01-02-2005, 11:28 PM #1
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So Bro Models, Powder
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01-03-2005, 12:37 AM #2
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Originally Posted by ak_powder_monkey
How are they? Stiff v Soft? You guys wanna let me demo a pair in whistler the last week of march please, I will be buying some new skis next season (or sooner) for at, and my choices seems to be, spatulas, bro models, and Jaks ($350 proform, hell yeah)
Spatulas can be had for under $300 new but they are unpracticle. I was not a fan of the mothership/jak, it felt sloppy to me. I only took one run on the Superstiff-bro- It was a little stiff for me but I really like what I saw with the wieght and sidecut of the ski. Of the three, bro would be the way to go in my opinion if you are trying to improve your mad skillz
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01-03-2005, 12:59 AM #3
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I just ripped the stiff bros in Alta Powder yesterday.
They skied very well lots of float and very light with a freeride set up.
My everyday ski is a 188 g4.
I would go for the bro! Sounds like you need to your order in ASAP for next year!
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