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robjnh · 07-12-2004, 02:08 PM

We have used theses skis for 4 years now and have taught many to ski on them. They are super slalom trainers as well as they are parabolic (thumb shaped). If you are buying a pair of skis for many people to use I would buy online (overtons, barts, ebay) and save the $$$. The local ski shop referred to by others actually some some stuff on ebay as well.

If you are buying a wakeboard or ski with a specific rider in mind then it's best to find a place that will let you demo or has a great return policy.

I would also suggest spending $30-$50 on a neoprene vest as well. They have a lot less drag which is very helpful when learning 1 ski starts.

Let us know how it goes....

07-12-2004, 02:08 PM	#5
robjnh Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Meredith and Nashua, NH Posts: 47 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	obrien amigos We have used theses skis for 4 years now and have taught many to ski on them. They are super slalom trainers as well as they are parabolic (thumb shaped). If you are buying a pair of skis for many people to use I would buy online (overtons, barts, ebay) and save the $$$. The local ski shop referred to by others actually some some stuff on ebay as well. If you are buying a wakeboard or ski with a specific rider in mind then it's best to find a place that will let you demo or has a great return policy. I would also suggest spending $30-$50 on a neoprene vest as well. They have a lot less drag which is very helpful when learning 1 ski starts. Let us know how it goes....