 Poster: A snowHead
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Da'Nollies are a sick park ski, if youre going to ski them away from the park I hope you're light and the Liberty's are a really sweet all mountain weapon thats seriously under-rated by many...some quiver crossover with the Dynastars maybe! Sally's = gay...soz no offence but you asked to be rated... 
Overall = 2 x A- (Icelantic and Liberty)
1 x C (Dynastar...meh)
1 x F (Salomons)
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Plenty of cupboard space.
Does Goofey ride, or do you ride Goofey
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| the_doc wrote: |
| Da'Nollies are a sick park ski, if youre going to ski them away from the park I hope you're light |
You didn't ask that before selling them to a fatty like me 
What's the problem the butter zones or the overall flex?
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Looks out of balance with your park skis longer than the others. New skis required for sure 
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Given Icelantics aren't over long are you sure your other skis aren't snowlerblades?
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the question should be do you rate em... who cares what people here think...
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| skimottaret wrote: |
| the question should be do you rate em... who cares what people here think... |
Me. Only some people though.
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| betterinblack wrote: |
| the_doc wrote: |
| Da'Nollies are a sick park ski, if youre going to ski them away from the park I hope you're light |
You didn't ask that before selling them to a fatty like me
What's the problem the butter zones or the overall flex? |
Haha. OOOps.
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If you're an aggressive skier you might want to get a full face lid as you'll probably be on your face a lot the time with the icelantics. My brother has had some Dynastar legend 8800 for ages and got some da nollies for pissing around on. The butter zones made for some pretty funny moments. He likes them though as they're a world apart from the legends.
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snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
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The sallys were my first skis and i'll admit they are gay but i keep for the odd day off marble ice in scotland.
The hazmats are my everyday ski in scotland and they are pretty short for me but love them to bits.
The Legends i got a great deal on but think my brother wants them to use as his everyday ski.
Now i've also just bought a pair of Whitedot the ones for using abroad as my all mountain so think i'll need to get rid of the Icelantics 
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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the_doc wrote:
Da'Nollies are a sick park ski, if youre going to ski them away from the park I hope you're light
You didn't ask that before selling them to a fatty like me
What's the problem the butter zones or the overall flex?
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WTF? Pretty sure I didn't sell them to you!! Don't get me wrong, you've got a seriously sweet park ski there, one of my favorites (I've got a pair gathering dust at the mo) for riding rails and small to medium kickers, but I personally found that they really aren't versatile due to the overall flex and butter zones, in slushy conditions they can be awesome fun but when it gets hard they just dont have the edge grip to allow me to charge the piste at mach schnell, they dont hold up too well in the pipe for the same reasons, possibly due to me at 85kg overpowering them? We designed the One's to do everything well that I've just mentioned, they rip on piste and in the pipe with great edge grip and theyre light and poppy enough for tricks. The downside is that to achieve all this you need a stiffer ski so we don't have butter zones etc that you'll find in pure park skis...but then the One is definately more of an all mountain freestyle toy!
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| the_doc wrote: |
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the_doc wrote:
Da'Nollies are a sick park ski, if youre going to ski them away from the park I hope you're light
You didn't ask that before selling them to a fatty like me
What's the problem the butter zones or the overall flex?
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WTF? Pretty sure I didn't sell them to you!! Don't get me wrong, you've got a seriously sweet park ski there, one of my favorites (I've got a pair gathering dust at the mo) for riding rails and small to medium kickers, but I personally found that they really aren't versatile due to the overall flex and butter zones, in slushy conditions they can be awesome fun but when it gets hard they just dont have the edge grip to allow me to charge the piste at mach schnell, they dont hold up too well in the pipe for the same reasons, possibly due to me at 85kg overpowering them? We designed the One's to do everything well that I've just mentioned, they rip on piste and in the pipe with great edge grip and theyre light and poppy enough for tricks. The downside is that to achieve all this you need a stiffer ski so we don't have butter zones etc that you'll find in pure park skis...but then the One is definately more of an all mountain freestyle toy! |
Oops got my doc and dot. mistaken, my bad. Oh well it sounds like i'm in for some fun 
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You know it makes sense.
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How light is light for the Da'Nollies?
I'm 75kg, fairly aggressive skier. I take it i'll end up with a sore chin skiing these hard lol
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Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
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betterinblack, i'm much better looking than doc.
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Poster: A snowHead
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| 1873Chris wrote: |
How light is light for the Da'Nollies?
I'm 75kg, fairly aggressive skier. I take it i'll end up with a sore chin skiing these hard lol |
the Danollie is a symetrical park ski. Designed for hitting the park as hard as possible. They love rails and big air and are one of the easiest skis to butter out there. A fantastic under rated park ski.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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^^^^^ Absolutely! Riding a pair of Nollie's hard involves at least a rodeo 5! Schweet graphics aswell if you like something different...but still not as good as the Whitedot's
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