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Advice - Fischer pro mountain 80 ti length
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Trailed pro mountains in 173 cm length in a fridge and really liked their behavior. I usually ski 176-78 cm, so 173 feels it might be a bit short for the mountain, however 180's might be a bit long - that said they have a really early rocker. I am 6.1, 185 lb and an advanced skier, not inclined to break speed records any more, so focus more on technique - any advice on which length?
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Personally, I think you could happily go with the 180..unless you particularly want a ski that's very turny and nimble. The 180 would be more versatile, especially if venturing off the side.
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Cheers buddy, had always fancied a bit on the side
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Good man!
They are very light skis, so the extra length could be useful on hard icy pistes.
If you can...try the 180s as well.
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Sadly demo ski's are only in 173 length
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