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gnome wrote:
Who would have thought there were more than I that were unhappy with the strength of ski's
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grasshopper wrote: If they were as fragile as you say there'd be far more complaints.
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Dicko wrote:
I was once told by a man that fixes a LOT of skis that you get what you pay for. The more expensive the ski the better the construction, the materials and the method and care of construction. He also said it really didn't matter who made the ski, they are all built to a cost.
So a cheap ski in glass is essentially the same method of construction no matter who the manufacturer is.
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