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Ninthward Firstblood Ski
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Retail Price: $599.99
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Ninthward Firstblood Ski
Ninthward is an independent ski company that designs equipment for skiers who won’t settle for everyone else’s standards. Focusing on park and freeride skis as well as skateboards, Ninthward is carving its way into parks near you. Made in the USA and designed to withstand the abuses freeskiers inflict, your Ninthward skis are built with unparalleled quality.
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Description of Ninthward Firstblood Ski:
The Ninthward Firstblood Ski shreds everything from backcountry booters to Sierra Cement. Built with a thirst for the only the freshest offerings, the Firstblood charges in just about any and every condition. This ski gets its super-human powers from Ninthward's secret fiberglass construction and poplar wood core. We have our scientist attempting to crack the secret formula right now. A two-inch carbon fiber runner keeps the Firstblood lively, while a thirteen-inch super dense fiber mounting plate kills deadly vibrations and provides a solid landing pad.

Bottom Line: Slay the pow, spare the children.

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Dimensions: [170cm] 117 / 89 / 110mm, [180cm] 123/91/116
Turn Radius: Not specified
Top Sheet: Co-extruded nylon
Core Material: Tri-laminate poplar core
Base Material: Durasurf 4000
Tail: Twin
Integrated Binding System: No
Binding Included: No
Recommended Binding: Any
Recommended Use: All-mountain, park and pipe
Warranty: 1 year
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Haul @55   12-31-07
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these skis love speed! you gotta get them moving to make them work. super poppy off everything. they love high speed cliff hucks, just get a little in the back seat on super deep powder days, the shovel isn't the widest but works best at speed.......lots of speed.

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Great, but...   11-25-08
desertcath1840658 (1): rank
I have to agree with the comments about the topskin and top edges. My skis have about 20 days on them, skiing mostly deep pow and some steep groomers and bumps -no parks, rails, cliffs- but look like they've been through those machines that used to give jeans that worn-in look. In other words, they ain't holding up. I'm glad I didn't pay a lot for them. They'd be on their way back.

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Solid sticks   11-13-08
Sheyon (5): rank
I agree with the other review that these skis can burn up groomers. They also are very snappy/stiff on take offs and stable on landings when hitting kickers. In the deep pow they are pretty solid however, the stiffness that makes them snappy holds them back a bit in the deep pow because they don't float as well as softer skis. My only complaint is the scratch/chip resistance of the top sheet. I have a few big chips in the top sheet and I haven't worked these that hard. But if you're like I should be and care more about how it works instead of how it looks. Then your good to go! Overall these skis are fabulous all-mountain skis, as long as your more in bounds then out because that's where they really rip. However for their size they hold their own pretty well in the back country. I'm 6'3" 200lbs with the 180cm.

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