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January 6th 05, 03:22 AM
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"Freeride"?
What the h-- does "Freeride" MEAN, anyway? I was looking at Salomon's
web site today. They classify the Scream 10 Pilot Hot as a "Freeride" ski. Their new "Scrambler" is an "All-Mountain" ski. It's been awhile since I've bought skis. I'm getting old but I still consider myself an advanced skier comfortable in the crud, powder, ice and bumps. But I have NO interest in rails, stairs, half-pipes or any of that Gen-Y crap. Any old guys out there ski these Scream Pilot 10 Hots? Are they "all mountain" or are they for the halfpipe? Thanks. 
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