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Yep, as a former rep (some of my dealers still miss me) drives me crazy too. We have a couple good hard goods reps, same in clothing. The accessory and parts guys are brutal. The "I've never seen that before" when I've got 3 examples lined up in my little store. In some cases we've suggested just giving us the dudes commission in discounts as we've never seen them and know more about the product anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by plugboots
I need more info on the 110. Is this the Sickle replacement? lengths?Quote:
Originally Posted by Norseman
188 material, 186 straight pull. Heavy and damp, reverse cambered.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eluder
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So yes
What he said.Quote:
Originally Posted by XavierD
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The FL and FR look sweet!Quote:
Originally Posted by Norseman
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What's the inspiration ski on the FL 105? Looks pretty sick!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eluder
Not one, at least three, and maybe four.Quote:
Originally Posted by phatty
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For my part, infusing the charginess of a Monster 108 into the surfiness of a BMX105HP.Quote:
Originally Posted by arild
Oh well then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshal Olson
LP105s and B-Squads. For the longer ones, that is.
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We'll see about durability down the road, but man, after four days on these, I'm sorta in love with the toe. They're tall, so if you mix and match heels you can get a pretty flat delta without shims, they've got a clever anti-icing feature, and they ski well, like really well. I tend to come out of tech toes skiing inbounds, and after two days making terrible decisions on these, I've got nary a prerelease to show for my troubles. I think the sticking point on this binding will be the U spring, because otherwise, they're really cool.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Marshal Olson
Feck, didn’t want/need to buy more skis next season. Ugh!Quote:
Originally Posted by arild
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Dang, I know the sizing is on for most of you that seem to be interested but none of the lengths are Ideal on any of these for me. oh well.Quote:
Originally Posted by arild
And the C90?Quote:
Originally Posted by arild
Furthest to the right. [emoji846]Quote:
Originally Posted by sf
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Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by arild
Was thinking about mount point etc, but saw your post in the appropriate thread.
Waiting eagerly for more info from you and Marshall there.
Heritage Labs brings back tech talk in all its glory
As usual, Marshal decides when to let details fly, but in general terms, I'm super excited about the C90. Almost like an anorexic C113.Quote:
Originally Posted by sf
For Norwegian coastal alpine spring conditions, skiing in May or June, even day tours with the kids. One sad thing is that I likely need to buy lighter boots, but that budget's blown anyway, so no matter.
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I’m so stoked on that FL, when marshal and I were conversing last week, I told him I wanted a katana, Cochise, Corvus bastard child and that pic came back in response. Beyond stoked. Mean looking machine.
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Originally Posted by arild
Hold on a minute, while I find the Cayman account numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
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Max Palm on the Sender 110
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that's exactly how I ski in my dreamsQuote:
Originally Posted by BlazersTimbers503
Do you mind sharing what the set vertical release is of the 12? If that is the one you’ve been using.Quote:
Originally Posted by cydwhit
Various 2024 brand previews including DPS, Stockli, Kästle, Dynastar and others.
DPS sees a fair bit of change. simplification of their regular skis into a Kaizen 100 (rp) - 105 (c2) - 112 (rp), a tweaked Koala103 and a brand new Koala111.
DPS Skis 2024: The First Look
Always evolving.
DPS always brings something new to the table year after year. After releasing their latest and greatest technology in the Pagoda Tour last year, this year we get an all new resort collection: Kaizen. Top it off with a brand new Koala, and we’ve got ourselves some fun new skis to try from DPS for 2024.
https://www.powder7.com/ski-blog/wp-..._2-rotated.jpg What’s New
First, a bit of context. This year, DPS drops their “RP” and “C2” nomenclature from their model names. Now, the ski names are simplified and there are general shapes DPS uses, but they have a bit more freedom to tinker with shapes.
Replacing the old (but gold) Pagoda series this year are the new Kaizen skis. The ski selection is slimmer, with a Kaizen 100 and Kaizen 112 that have a more rockered profile, and the Kaizen 105 with a more directional shape. DPS describes the Kaizen 105 as having a longer turn radius, a longer effective edge, and less tip taper all to help it hold an edge and give greater stability in variable snow conditions. The 100 and 112 have deeper rocker lines which ring similar to the old RP shape.
https://www.powder7.com/ski-blog/wp-...skis2024_1.jpg The Kaizen also utilizes an updated core. DPS uses the carbon laminate developed for the Pagoda Tours last season, as well as tweaks to the ash in the wood core with a new glue that improves dampening.
There’s also new news for the Koala freestyle skis: a Golidlocks Koala 111. Slotting between the Koala 103 and Koala 118, the Koala 111 offers a more responsive ride in tight terrain, while floating better and being more stable in choppy conditions.
https://www.powder7.com/ski-blog/wp-.../koala-111.png Other Highlights
The Koala 103 recieved an update to the flex, the core, and rocker profile. The 118 remains unchanged.
No changes to the Pagoda Tours series after an overhaul last season.
The powder machine Lotus 124 and Lotus 117 come back with fresh graphics. You’ll be hard pressed to find a better big powder ski than the Lotus 124, while the 117 packs a punch in a more…reasonably sized package.
Flylow is chilling out on the colors from what I just saw in the book and talked to the rep about. The next year man purple is sweet. And they are making insulated baker bibs, that’s another take my money situation.