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Slalom Skis
 Poster: A snowHead
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At the moment I use Head World Cup Rebel I.SL in a 155 length. What would be the Rossignol equivalent?
I weigh 60kg and am 160cm. I use them for dry slope racing and occasional on piste holiday fun. Can you comment as to wether or not these are ideal or if I should try something different.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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@Sonic the Skier, Ask your coach, but almost every male dryslope racer uses 155 slalom skis. However you may be a bit on the light side. Females tend to use 150s.
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