Wtb Play Ski

[Wonsley66]

Looking for a 65-70 inch play ski for a novice girl to ride, with or without bindings. Preferably a vert air if there are any left out there:thumbsup

 

[twinrigskier]

Are you interested in that Todd Ski I have advertised? Same as a DC Trainer with HO bindings.

 

[Wonsley66]

I have a trainer, that's a little too much ski for her. Looking for something in the 67-70 inch range

 

[Riverbound]

Not sure if your interested in either of these. Wasn't really gonna sell them. But throw an offer out there if interested.

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[boat527]

First- riverbound- How much for the square tail vogue?


Second. poster mentioned Vert air in the first post ( 63 to 65 or so) then someone offers a trainer ( 67 to 70) and thats too big..

Just so we can all help you out... Which is it, a short jumper or an HO burner style play ski?????????????????/

 

[Riverbound]

First- riverbound- How much for the square tail vogue?????/

I havent even really thought of a price. I got it and like it. But don't ski it as much as my 360s.

 

[Wonsley66]

First- riverbound- How much for the square tail vogue?


Second. poster mentioned Vert air in the first post ( 63 to 65 or so) then someone offers a trainer ( 67 to 70) and thats too big..

Just so we can all help you out... Which is it, a short jumper or an HO burner style play ski?????????????????/

Vert airs are 65" which does meet my criteria and gives an idea of the style of ski I'm looking for. The trainer ski mentioned is said to be like a dc trainer which are 185cm or nearly 73 inches long.

 

[Wonsley66]

What length is the vogue RB?

 

[Halvecto]

What length is the vogue RB?

That Vogue square-tail is a great ski, especially if you are thinking for your girls (I assume they are fairly young). That Tri-tunnel? bottom is very stable. If it had the old school shag carpet in the rear heal area, it would command even more . My 3 girls have been skiing on a similar Vogue since they were about 8 or 9 and now at 14/16/21 they won't ski on anything else. It's a great ski for single ski starts, smooth bunny/wake jumps and it makes a great cruiser ski for small, light kids. I just picked up another nice yellow-top version over the off-season. It has been a long time since Vague made skis. The bindings tend to be set back, so it is a very comfortable ski to ride. If you can find a "Brad" they are great all around skis for ladies as well. My wife skis a Brad and loves it. I think Johnson Customs by Bill Johnson up in Arrowhead had the old Brad mold/pattern when he was making them a few years ago.

My .02 (I have both)...

-the Vertical Air is squirly, will probably have double bindings and doesn't plane as quickly. They are more work to ski for distance. A very fun play ski, but not for the casual ride.
-the Maha 360 is a bit heavy (mine is a 70", so a little different) for a small girl and can be tough to maneuver when they are in the water. Also, they like more weight for turning. That said, a small girl could probably ski all day on it once up and going.

 

[Riverbound]

What length is the vogue RB?

Same length as my 360. So 70"?

 

[RodnJen]

That Vogue square-tail is a great ski, especially if you are thinking for your girls (I assume they are fairly young). That Tri-tunnel? bottom is very stable. If it had the old school shag carpet in the rear heal area, it would command even more . My 3 girls have been skiing on a similar Vogue since they were about 8 or 9 and now at 14/16/21 they won't ski on anything else. It's a great ski for single ski starts, smooth bunny/wake jumps and it makes a great cruiser ski for small, light kids. I just picked up another nice yellow-top version over the off-season. It has been a long time since Vague made skis. The bindings tend to be set back, so it is a very comfortable ski to ride. If you can find a "Brad" they are great all around skis for ladies as well. My wife skis a Brad and loves it. I think Johnson Customs by Bill Johnson up in Arrowhead had the old Brad mold/pattern when he was making them a few years ago.

My .02 (I have both)...

-the Vertical Air is squirly, will probably have double bindings and doesn't plane as quickly. They are more work to ski for distance. A very fun play ski, but not for the casual ride.
-the Maha 360 is a bit heavy (mine is a 70", so a little different) for a small girl and can be tough to maneuver when they are in the water. Also, they like more weight for turning. That said, a small girl could p
robably ski all day on it once up and going.

That's good to know. I picked up a smaller tri-tunnel Vogue over the winter for my kids I'm hoping to get them going on it this summer. Once they get good on that I'll let them on my wood 66" 360.

 

[obnoxious001]

Looking for a 65-70 inch play ski for a novice girl to ride, with or without bindings. Preferably a vert air if there are any left out there:thumbsup

Try the glass 360 out if Riverbound doesn't want both your arms and a leg for it.

Also, occasionally you can find shorter 360s, like 65" or 66"

 

[Riverbound]

Try the glass 360 out if Riverbound doesn't want both your arms and a leg for it.

Also, occasionally you can find shorter 360s, like 65" or 66"

I'm actually selling all my skis but one. So if someone's looking to buy. Now is the time.
1-360 glass $250
1-360 exotic wood (brand new with bag) $1k
1-DC trainer $500
1-vogue square tail $200
1-maha GS longboard with bag. (Only used twice.) $700

 

[gravels]

Are you interested in that Todd Ski I have advertised? Same as a DC Trainer with HO bindings.

Do you still have this Todd ski for sale any pics ? Thanx