2012 A-2 67.5' for sale

[Chuck_Dickey]

67.5" A-2 2012 for sale. Like new condition. Great ski and am only selling it because I picked up a 2012 S-2. Priced to move, email me for details crdickey at hot mail dot com

[Ed_Johnson]

Chuck,

 

Would be interested to know what you feel the differences are between the A-2 and the S-2. Personally, I Love the S-2. Most forgiving ski I've ever seen. Much better than my Nano was.

[Ed_Johnson]

Chuck,

 

Would be interested to know what you feel the differences are between the A-2 and the S-2. Personally, I Love the S-2. Most forgiving ski I've ever seen. Much better than my Nano was.

[Chuck_Dickey]

I'd have to agree with you 100%. I tried and didn't like the S-1, tried and loved the A-1 and the A-2 was even better. I won the S-2 in a raffle and was very surprised when I rode it for the first time. I have been on the S-2 for 2 weeks and maybe 20 sets, then jumped back on the A-2. I've decided to stick to the S-2 because it takes far less effort for the same results and I matched my PB the first set on it. Nothing against the A-2, I just like the new S-2 better.

 

As far as the differences; keep in mind, I am 170 lbs, ski at 34@28off and the A-2 is 67.5", the S-2 is a 66.5"

 

Even more stable feel than the A-2, if that's even possible

 

Speed attained for effort applied is incredible. I have to make sure I don't fly past my mark on the pull outs and I have to watch my speed into ball one. The A-2 is fast but takes more effort than the S-2

 

If I get out of position, like ski behind me, I just give it a little umph and it's back in front and I'm still in the pass.

 

Turns are carving like the A-2 but feel like I can slide the tail if I need to. That's probably the fin settings on the S-2, I have not liked anything I've tried other than stock settings on the A-2. These S-2 settings were given to me by Ces at Pacific Slalom dot Com and I like them.

 

The S-2 tip stays down better for me coming out of the turn.

 

 

[Chuck_Dickey]

I'd have to agree with you 100%. I tried and didn't like the S-1, tried and loved the A-1 and the A-2 was even better. I won the S-2 in a raffle and was very surprised when I rode it for the first time. I have been on the S-2 for 2 weeks and maybe 20 sets, then jumped back on the A-2. I've decided to stick to the S-2 because it takes far less effort for the same results and I matched my PB the first set on it. Nothing against the A-2, I just like the new S-2 better.

 

As far as the differences; keep in mind, I am 170 lbs, ski at 34@28off and the A-2 is 67.5", the S-2 is a 66.5"

 

Even more stable feel than the A-2, if that's even possible

 

Speed attained for effort applied is incredible. I have to make sure I don't fly past my mark on the pull outs and I have to watch my speed into ball one. The A-2 is fast but takes more effort than the S-2

 

If I get out of position, like ski behind me, I just give it a little umph and it's back in front and I'm still in the pass.

 

Turns are carving like the A-2 but feel like I can slide the tail if I need to. That's probably the fin settings on the S-2, I have not liked anything I've tried other than stock settings on the A-2. These S-2 settings were given to me by Ces at Pacific Slalom dot Com and I like them.

 

The S-2 tip stays down better for me coming out of the turn.

 

 

[Ed_Johnson]

STEVEE,

 

Here is the comparison on S-2 vs A-2.

[Chuck_Dickey]

My A-2 is still available and discount available for Ballers.

[stevee]

Thanks Ed, I have to try a s2. Looks like a 67.5 " for a 180 lbs guy. Seems. Like a big. Ski