Thank you everyone for the continued assistance. This give me some great ideas.
Fingers crossed something used pops up!
Fingers crossed something used pops up!
My friend tinymoose has a pair of Yumis she wants to sell in the size you need. (148). They’d be great and are in good condition. She’s super busy right now but maybe @Large Squirrel can assist.Thank you everyone for the continued assistance. This give me some great ideas.
Fingers crossed something used pops up!
Great option of a ski. This first generation Yumi was awesome. A great ski for a 13 year old to grow with.I've got a pair of 2018 Volkl Yumi in 147 I'm looking to sell. I'm 5'1" and 95 lbs, low advanced skier. I bought them in late 2018 and then because of quitting my job and returning to school full-time, they've probably been skied under 20 days total? They've got Look SPX 12 bindings on them, and my current BSL is 274. If you're interested we can try to get some photos to you in the next few days. I just started a new job and life is a bit chaotic right now and selling them was on my to-do list, but I hadn't taken any action to do so yet. My husband is @Large Squirrel
I'm mostly looking to sell them b/c I changed my boot setup last year and with the lower flexing boot I've found I prefer a little extra length now as I can get more forward on my skis. I actually ski jr. slalom skis as my other pair of skis too. This is a stock photo in the meantime. I can also share my reviews I posted on another forum, if you'd like, from when I demoed last year. They were all in widths you're looking at for a good all-mountain.
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@Nelliefj40 it was the 2nd generation Yumi. @tinymoose had the first generation (Candy Land colors, LOL) and traded in for this pair, which is a tad beefier, I think. @tinymoose’s skis look great in person, better than the stock photo.Great option of a ski. This first generation Yumi was awesome. A great ski for a 13 year old to grow with.
At 13 years old her body is still deveolping, she should grow out of gear, not into it.Abby is 5 foot 3. Ideally these could be used at least a couple years. If I were guessing she'll grow another inch or two.
At 13 years old her body is still deveolping, she should grow out of gear, not into it.
With kids and tweens that are growing, we plan on one year and hope for two. With used and a great value like this ski, one year is ideal. You should be able to recoup pretty much your whole investment at that point.Thank you. Would you think she's already out grown these skis?
But the Pyra is a junior twin tip to that even in the 155 probably skis shorter and easier than an adult ski with a flat tail.IMHO FWIW The 147 may soon be too short... My DD moved up to a volkl Pyra @155 when she was similarly sized to your daughter.
Phil you are absolutely correct and I was thinking about that when I posted this late last night, and I should have clarified and added that the Pyra was a twin tip vs. the flater tail of the Yumi. But the Pyra 147 /155 and 163 were marketed at women. They did have a jr version as well.But the Pyra is a junior twin tip to that even in the 155 probably skis shorter and easier than an adult ski with a flat tail.
But a 145 what? Junior ski? Big difference.She skied on a 145 last year.