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RossiSkier · Nov 2, 2005, 12:01 PM

These are great skis!
I believe these are the skis (see link below)
http://www.sportsgearguide.com/pictu...nol_ski_20.jpg

They are 110/80/113 midfats with a wide turning radius. About 23m at 180cm's length. They are fantastic in the crud, and will float in the powder. Good northeast ski. And with the twin tips you can get squirrly with them. The Axial 140's are a fantasic binding. Up to DIN 14 I believe. They are actually LOOK bindings, owned by Rossi.

If the Scratch's aren't chewed up on the bottoms (as new schoolers tend to do in the terrain parks) then $150 is a great price. You could use these in any condition, all winter. GOOD DEAL!

Nov 2, 2005, 12:01 PM	#3 (permalink)
RossiSkier Banned Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: N. Troy, NY Posts: 599	These are great skis! I believe these are the skis (see link below) http://www.sportsgearguide.com/pictu...nol_ski_20.jpg They are 110/80/113 midfats with a wide turning radius. About 23m at 180cm's length. They are fantastic in the crud, and will float in the powder. Good northeast ski. And with the twin tips you can get squirrly with them. The Axial 140's are a fantasic binding. Up to DIN 14 I believe. They are actually LOOK bindings, owned by Rossi. If the Scratch's aren't chewed up on the bottoms (as new schoolers tend to do in the terrain parks) then $150 is a great price. You could use these in any condition, all winter. GOOD DEAL!