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dougr1

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• Apr 2, 2010

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I NEED SOME INPUT ON WHICH SKIS TO PUT ON 2010 M SERIES 800 & WHY. THANKS

 

backcountryislife

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• Apr 2, 2010

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search.

At least two threads in the last month, one of them with a poll & an exhaustive explanation of the different skis & reasons why people prefer them.

fyi, the search box top right is garbage, use the one in the black bar above & use the advanced search, it works very well.

http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/search.php is the good search.

You don't even need the search, the big thread on it is only ten threads down!

 

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Qreiff

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• Apr 2, 2010

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X2.........many posts on that subjective subject.

 

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Frostbite

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• Apr 3, 2010

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Yes, read all the posts you can find on the topic. There are fans of the CA Pro, Slydog, Mods, etc. I researched the daylights out of the exact same thing and ended up buying SLP Powder Pro skis.

Then do a search for "Carl's Cycle Mod" and you'll learn even more.

 

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Megadeth

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• Apr 3, 2010

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Frostbite said:

Yes, read all the posts you can find on the topic. There are fans of the CA Pro, Slydog, Mods, etc. I researched the daylights out of the exact same thing and ended up buying SLP Powder Pro skis.

Then do a search for "Carl's Cycle Mod" and you'll learn even more.

Click to expand...

here are the Carl's Mod Ones

I ended up getting some Simmons Gen 1s before this season. They're a lot better than stock, however I like my dads regular Powder Pros more after riding it.

 

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• Apr 4, 2010

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Carls cut!

I've been riding PP's now for 2 seasons, but before I took my winter trip this year I had a buddy use his band saw and put the carls cut on my Powder Pro skis. Since I'm light (165 lbs dry) it made a huge difference for me to be able to get the sled up on one ski !