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harddock 
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 Topic: WTB Trick SkiPosted: September-30-2009 at 9:07pm |
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Thanks HW, I'm on it!
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Posted: September-30-2009 at 7:15pm |
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Posted: September-30-2009 at 1:28am |
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I'll keep looking
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Posted: September-29-2009 at 4:58pm |
It is not so much as they are huge rather the are heavy. My Daughter skied while in girls 1-2 and part of 3 on the same 42" Obrien Mapple trick ski when she got to the point of needing to turn it faster we picked up a 41" Goode from Regina Jaquess. The Obrien was a typical rubber edge light weight trick ski similar to the D-3 or even the Kidder redline. Also try Ski-it-again.com |
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Posted: September-29-2009 at 1:45am |
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Kevin,
You can. i would put down some non skid first. Flair the back of the rear toe a little so that it will be easy for her to get her foot into. The rear toe binding should be off at 45 degree angle. I always liked my back foot as close to the front foot as possible. |
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harddock
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Posted: September-28-2009 at 10:38pm |
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I have a pair of Obrien ST360's (aluminum tops). 41" They seem huge for my daughter. I waa told to get her a smaller ski but my source may not be the best. She is only 10 and 60-65lbs (depending on if she is wet or dry)
So should I just add a rear toe binding to one of these? |
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Posted: September-28-2009 at 3:37pm |
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Hi,
After spending the last 10 years coaching my kids to numerous regional and national championships in three events and including tricks I would recomend not persuing looking for a 38" ski. Kids will learn quicker on a biggger ski 40-42 also their are plenty of those sizes out in the world. I ski alot over at Cory Pickos and will be glad to see if their is anything available. Jody |
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Posted: September-28-2009 at 12:37pm |
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I am in need of a kid sized (approx 38") right foot foward trick ski. T
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