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I think the reason I skied it on the line for so long was because I was younger and stronger and could just force it everywhere. Now that my age necessitates a bit more finesse, +1 works better for me. I also run a 1.5 deg base bevel in the tail just to loosen it up a bit. -
Or fill us on on whatever Rahlves is wearing right now... no tech fittings, but some sort of buckle-y/cable-y something-or-other going on there....Leave a comment:
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All around cold doesn't mean the same thing everywhere. Humidity will be the deciding factor.
If you have very cold, wet, new snow, or cold, wet man-made, a very fine, broken linear pattern should shed water without being too coarse for good gliding. If it's very dry, new cold snow, a fine...Leave a comment:
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Plenty of discussion here. If you do want one, buy an automotive paint curing lamp off eBay. It's the exact same thing, likely for less....Talk techie stuff about gear and anything else.😀 1👍 1Leave a comment:
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I ended up with my newer (black Leg/end topsheet) pair at +1, after skiing the OG orange 192s to death on the line. That ski just isn't a powder ski any way you slice it. It is fantastic at dust on crust with more dust than crust, and I felt bumping it up a little made it easier to slash and dump speed...Leave a comment:
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I wouldn't go more than +1 on those, ymmv. That was certainly the least floaty iteration of the LPs, but they do haul ass and carve big turns real good. If you have a big foot I'd just leave them on the line, they ski well there.
ETA: I always forget that people ski boots with no fwd lean...Leave a comment:
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