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    I've posted numerous times about ski advice but I don't get a finaly answer. But anyway I thought I'll give it ago again. I am 185cm tall, 75kg heavy and advanced skier which is semi aggresive and about 10% park, 40% off trial and 40% groomed so I'm guessing all mountain ski, but I wouldn't mind twin tips for when I pull out the tricks , I ski in australia every year and ski os every 2 or 3 years, but at the end of the year I will be in Jackson Hole for the season. At the moment I'm thinking K2 pe, Rossi scratch or sprayer, volkl (don't know any specific) same with head. I have heard great reviews from the PE but I wanna see what you guys think. Price wise, nothing really over 1000, but if it's need I will, but I quite like the price tag of the PE, but the saying is you get what you pay for. Thanks for any advice.

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    Actually you've posted twice about this topic. Once in July 2006 and then once again in June 2007 but each time you ask about different types of skis.

    http://www.snowatch.com.au/forum/cgi...=000339#000000

    http://www.snowatch.com.au/forum/cgi...=000166#000006

    I don't ski so I've got no idea but from what I see there you've mentioned at least two twin tips both of which from what I know are very good skis.

    But if you're looking for an all mountain ski I'd personally buy an all mountain ski.
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    You should have bought my AR5's

    07 Volkl Karmas would have been great for what you want - PE would too but it's on the heavier side.

    Check the Head Mojo 80, Elan MO2, 4frnt MSP or TNK something on the stiffer side

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    If you ride switch, then you will need a twin tip. To Silence's list Add Volkl Bridge and Stockli Snake Coral.

    If you don't need a twin tip maybe Volkl AC3/AC30, Stockli Stormrider XL.

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    Does your $1000 including bindings?

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    $1,000 limit? Cross my suggestions off the list (unless you can get previous year's skis or second hand).
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    Just noticed, you've put on 5kg since last June. BTW, the AC3 is still available and within your budget (need to make room for a race ski and light weight AT ski). Ask Yeti about his AC30, he loves it. The AC3 is more or less the same ski.
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    yes frog if possible, and ahhaha about tax with th5 5kg
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    Just get the Public Enemy, a great all round ski that will do all that you are saying you want it for, or you could wait a few more months and get the new K2 Extreme, same ski different name and graphics, either would come in under $1000 with bindings.

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    I'm sure the extreme will take off

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