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Wombat661 wrote: 81% of the surfski participants were aged 40 and up. 56% were aged 50 and up. I will lay money on it that many of those who are 50 and up has a well established career. If you are passionate about something, $4000 is nothing. You can buy a hybrid construction for $3000 or carbon for $4000, so why not pay a little more. What else are you going to spend your money on?
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zachhandler wrote: I think the better question is "why are skis so cheap in SA". skis are expensive everywhere else. For example, a carbonology hybrid ski, in US dollars costs
1250 in SA
2200 in NZ
2650 in Spain
2900 in Australia
3000 in USA
3250 in Norway
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mckengmsurfski wrote: I know most of the other importers in the USA, and nearly all of us have primary careers and import surfskis on the side.
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