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  • NorCalNomad
    Registered User
    • Nov 2013
    • 1110

    #571
    Originally posted by mntlion
    anything new in full rockered ski world?

    I love my 4frnt hojis, and black crow damian, looking for more like that (light full rocker, 20+ M turn shape, 95-115 mm range, 180+ lenght)
    Moment Meridian fits those points (again not new)
    TLDR; Ski faster. Quit breathing. Don't crash.

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    • Lindahl
      Registered Nutcase
      • Sep 2010
      • 5879

      #572
      Originally posted by herrgard
      Found this on NS: https://www.newschoolers.com/ski-gea...35/Locator-112

      Specs:

      Sizes: 166, 173, 180, 187
      Dimensions: 136 - 112 - 128 @ 180
      Radius: 24 @ 180
      Weight: 1500g @ 180


      Someone else would have to compare it to the Backland.
      Wow, that's really light
      Ski Stoke Videos

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      • mn_teleswede
        educator to the masses
        • Nov 2004
        • 1462

        #573
        Originally posted by mntlion
        anything new in full rockered ski world?

        I love my 4frnt hojis, and black crow damian, looking for more like that (light full rocker, 20+ M turn shape, 95-115 mm range, 180+ lenght)
        Not new, but the Icelantic SABA Pro 107 and 117 are both full rocker
        "Not all who wander are lost"

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        • NWFlow
          Registered User
          • Dec 2008
          • 866

          #574
          Will the locators have a more progressive mount point? Still seems to be too few (for my taste) light skis with a more generally forward mount.

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          • VTskibum
            Not a skibum
            • Aug 2002
            • 2802

            #575
            Originally posted by mntlion
            anything new in full rockered ski world?

            I love my 4frnt hojis, and black crow damian, looking for more like that (light full rocker, 20+ M turn shape, 95-115 mm range, 180+ lenght)
            Volkl Blaze 106 isn’t full rocker, but really close to it and generally skis like it.


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            • skisurfmirth
              Registered User
              • Oct 2009
              • 658

              #576
              Originally posted by mntlion
              anything new in full rockered ski world?

              I love my 4frnt hojis, and black crow damian, looking for more like that (light full rocker, 20+ M turn shape, 95-115 mm range, 180+ lenght)
              Now that the ice has been broken on the old full rocker skis… the 2011 rossignol sickle is worth a look. Hit me up if you want to try a pair and are close to a 307mm bsl.

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              • mntlion
                gear pimp extraordinaire
                • Oct 2003
                • 22525

                #577
                Originally posted by skisurfmirth
                Now that the ice has been broken on the old full rocker skis… the 2011 rossignol sickle is worth a look. Hit me up if you want to try a pair and are close to a 307mm bsl.
                thanks. not sure my tiny 293mm will fit. But if you get to the bow valley, or I get to golden would like to try

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                • ExoticSkis
                  Étourdi et confus
                  • Apr 2007
                  • 438

                  #578
                  Made a few laps on the new 22-23 DPS Lotus 117 185cm in 10-12 inches of dry fluff and packed groomers here in Vermont 2 weeks ago... super fun, playful, friendly, light-feeling, yet stable and plenty grippy on the groomers... Just a tiny little-bit flappy at ludicrous speeds in tracked-out chop (but stable)... but if skied below rabid-charging-crazed mode...they are really darn sweet and spread fresh powder like buttah without much input from the pilot. Nice 117mm width for more snow conditions than the Lotus 124 is likely to see during the season. Really nice handling ski.
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                  • rob stokes
                    Registered User
                    • Mar 2006
                    • 1537

                    #579
                    Originally posted by ExoticSkis
                    Made a few laps on the new 22-23 DPS Lotus 117 185cm in 10-12 inches of dry fluff and packed groomers here in Vermont 2 weeks ago... super fun, playful, friendly, light-feeling, yet stable and plenty grippy on the groomers... Just a tiny little-bit flappy at ludicrous speeds in tracked-out chop (but stable)... but if skied below rabid-charging-crazed mode...they are really darn sweet and spread fresh powder like buttah without much input from the pilot. Nice 117mm width for more snow conditions than the Lotus 124 is likely to see during the season. Really nice handling ski.
                    Any more info on the ski? Camber or flat underfoot? Rearward mount like the old 120 or modern? What builds do they come in?

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                    • Benneke10
                      Registered User
                      • Aug 2020
                      • 2651

                      #580
                      I've been thinking about the new Salomon light touring boot after hearing the Blister podcast where they rave about its stiffness. I am concerned about the low buckle/lack of power strap. Looks like Alka was running "skimo strap" style power straps but the stock boot does not have them hmm...

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                      • XavierD
                        Part time bad ass
                        • Jul 2006
                        • 5177

                        #581
                        Multiple models of that boot. Another one has the extra powerstrap.

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                        • cstefanic
                          Wait, what?
                          • Jan 2010
                          • 1064

                          #582
                          Originally posted by ExoticSkis
                          Made a few laps on the new 22-23 DPS Lotus 117 185cm in 10-12 inches of dry fluff and packed groomers here in Vermont 2 weeks ago... super fun, playful, friendly, light-feeling, yet stable and plenty grippy on the groomers... Just a tiny little-bit flappy at ludicrous speeds in tracked-out chop (but stable)... but if skied below rabid-charging-crazed mode...they are really darn sweet and spread fresh powder like buttah without much input from the pilot. Nice 117mm width for more snow conditions than the Lotus 124 is likely to see during the season. Really nice handling ski.
                          Shape is cool. $1500 is not.

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                          • Lord Thomas
                            Master of the Tommy-HOK
                            • Jan 2011
                            • 1765

                            #583
                            Wait wait wait. Faction La Machine Mini and Mega??? Who's got details? Did all my touring fantasies just come true?
                            "Because all of those are tightly related. Like the serendipitous phenomenon of cousins fucking eachother, where every once in a blue moon, something really great happens."
                            Arlid

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                            • rob stokes
                              Registered User
                              • Mar 2006
                              • 1537

                              #584
                              Originally posted by cstefanic
                              Shape is cool. $1500 is not.
                              Yea I just saw them on the website and with that price I don't need anymore info.

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                              • westoxified
                                Sultan of Sentiment
                                • Aug 2006
                                • 1020

                                #585
                                Originally posted by rob stokes
                                Yea I just saw them on the website and with that price I don't need anymore info.

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                                wish companies would realize skis are pretty much just tires and spend more time and money innovating on boots and bindings.
                                bumps are for poor people

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