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Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
Believe it or not the overlap isn’t as bad as it appears due to different side cuts, flexes, tapers, and rockers.
But it’s also nice to work in the industry and not have to pop for full retail. I’m extremely fortunate.
This quote is definitely sticker worthy!Quote:
Originally Posted by PowTron
Let me know when you get my other dirty, dirty girls I parted ways with. I know you will treat those Wrens properly.Quote:
Originally Posted by aanev
Can't wait to meet those dirty, dirty girls and make a photo session (alas I don't expect them to arrive before the end of March :) ).Quote:
Originally Posted by PowTron
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Reduction complete.
So what’s the verdict on the dook pt?
I dunno. I like it. It’s downhill is really good. Uphill is efficient. I like them. Some guys have blown up the toes, I’ve heard of two or three, I haven’t seen it yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZomblibulaX
I know the first couple times I used my toe lockout lever it was stupid stiff and almost felt like I was going to break it. Now that I’ve put 8 or 9 tours on the bindings and another 8 days they seem to of loosened a bit and move a lot better. Not to say that’s what was causing them to break, just what I’ve noticed.
All in all I like them. Do I trust them yet? Not fully. But it’s getting better daily. I didn’t love my kingpins over night, but now they are the only tech binding I trust. I definitely wouldn’t hesitate to buy a pair over a shift. My buddy had a shift doing shift things this morning, gotta love the brake drag!
But seriously, I like them. I need to do some
Investigating this summer, and figure out if I can run the duke pt heel all the time and swap out my toes between duke and jester. The plastic dog dick makes me nervous just skiing lift days. But then again I guess that’s want a warranty is for.
Well here goes folks, lots of overlap, shame what u will. It’s taken a bit of time collecting and keeping and selling but this is what I’ve got. U see where my addiction lies. My 16yo and I are beginning to share skis so that helps the gluttony justification......least that’s what I tell myself.
C&D, SG, BG collection:
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Wrens and Woods:
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Random favorites:
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Some hard to find models in here acquired from the collective. Always a win outta the grab bag when tossing em in the box for the day......
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Updated, simplified quiver. Very happy with each of these skis, and feel like I have everything I need. All 184s
Wren 96 - firm
BG - soft
Steeple 102s with plums - touring.
Fucking awesome Tahoepa!!
Um yeah I would say!Quote:
Originally Posted by mr_pretzel
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Holy shit, man. WELL done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahoepa
Concise and covers all your bases!Quote:
Originally Posted by dub2
Sweet TahoePA! BTW I should probably know this by now from the Tahoe thread, but are you a Squawlpine guy or KW or SB or where?
Squaw and alpine last few years. SB prior to that. Been bouncing around north for a minute.
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The complete (for now) quiver.
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being in nc, i haven't gotten the chance to use either the Bros or the Protests but that should change with a move to montucky later this year.
Praxis 9d8 191 - daily driver here in NC. will be my lowtide in MT. warden 13 mnc demos
Praxis Freeride 194 - what i ski when i'm not on the 9d8s. quiver killed for tectons. will dd these in mt.
PM Gear Lhasa Pow - will serve as the freshies and after storm ski. quiver killed for tectons.
Praxis Protest 187 - ski speaks for itself. can't wait to protest. quiver killed for tectons.
looking to maybe add an RX and MVP 109 in the not so near future. probably gonna try out shifts at some point as well.
Nice 9D8’s man! Hope they are treating u well!Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
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I have the corvus in 183 as well, love that ski. Haven't gotten it too bogged down yet even in snow you need a snorkel in. Interested in the noctaQuote:
Originally Posted by SoVT Joey
Nocta is awesome for light and fluffy. Gets pushed in the chop. But day of the storm and tight trees I’ve never had a better tool. And it tours awesome with the duke pt.Quote:
Originally Posted by PinePony
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New additions to the quiver.
Hinterland
Mob 106 Carbon Pow
Skiing pow, trees, daily driver, messing around with kids.
Macabre 111
Going fast, crud/pow, charger,
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Check out that tail on the Macabre!
those are sick
How do they ski? Love the look with the gold pivots!Quote:
Originally Posted by fat yeti
I’ve skied the 97 Macabre several times. Skied these last night. So far it’s a great ski can’t wait to actually ski something more than groomers. It likes to go fast however it turns very nicely. I’ll get a review out once I have a few more days.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimmiepoison
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Had em out being dried off after a long weekend so took a pic. I live in ME and I'm pretty happy with these options at the moment.
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Faction Agent 2.0 179cm - Tectons
DPS Foundation Cassiar 94 185cm - P14s
Blizz Gunsmoke 186cm - STH