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<blockquote data-quote="AdamClaeson" data-source="post: 865933" data-attributes="member: 118349"><p>A couple of things...</p><p></p><p>First, why invent a ski for ONLY steeps?!? What will you do between the steeps?</p><p></p><p>Second, the only thing I see is someone who shuffles down a steep. Hardly 75°... Would this be difficult with real freeride skis? Not for me anyway...</p><p></p><p>Tom don't you understand what i'm saying or writing? I asked you too show me a video or a picture with longer run and longer turns with Rax. This picture proves nothing. I can do that every day with my skis... BUT with real turns!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AdamClaeson, post: 865933, member: 118349"] A couple of things... First, why invent a ski for ONLY steeps?!? What will you do between the steeps? Second, the only thing I see is someone who shuffles down a steep. Hardly 75°... Would this be difficult with real freeride skis? Not for me anyway... Tom don't you understand what i'm saying or writing? I asked you too show me a video or a picture with longer run and longer turns with Rax. This picture proves nothing. I can do that every day with my skis... BUT with real turns!!! [/QUOTE]
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