22/23 gear rumors

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Originally Posted by herrgard

Maybe you could sneak us a quick picture :cool:

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Too early for that I'm afraid, but keep an eye on the feet of people skiing Snoqualmie or Stevens or my instagram ;)

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Originally Posted by johnnyg82

Watching now, I’ll add what I can understand:

Looks like a lineup of 4 skis
91mm Mini, 1.4kilo
99mm Micro, 1.6kilo
109mm Mega
And the original, now called le max

Free-Rando - Free touring, not touring specific

They want it light but with a different philsophy
Long rocker, progressive rocker along the entire length tip and tail
Very playful and fun

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Thanks, johnny! Full rocker love. Something for in-mourning, lost BMT fanboys (me) to wait for the reviews to come out on.

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Originally Posted by Bandit Man

Are you asking if anything has changed or if anyone has skied them?

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changed.
but have at it for feedback if you like too.

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Originally Posted by Judo Chop!

rossi sender squad info anyone?

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There is a thread on it. Great ski.


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SkiEssentials released a video on the new Nordica Unleashed tonight.

https://youtu.be/5Rxl7l6uO-k

New Fisher Ranger line yesterday too.

https://youtu.be/ppJjHfDEwLU

17 and a half minutes talking about a ski? Jesus.

The Volkl Kendo Vid is 26 minutes long.

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Originally Posted by iriponsnow

The Volkl Kendo Vid is 26 minutes long.

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What is there to say for 26 min about the Kendo?


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Oh well, say goodbye to the Legend Pro Rider, LP 105 or whatever its last name was.
The replacement is there: The M-Pro 108

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Originally Posted by tompietrowski

Correct It will be a new K2 FL3X boot. We will have both fixed cuff versions, perhaps with a tech toe only like the Krypton TI or the new K2 Recon Team and we will have walk mode versions with full tech inserts like the lupo for example.

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Please make it have a tighter ankle and instep fit than the Dalbello 3 piece boots. For a 98 last the lupos don’t fit all that snug.

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Originally Posted by madriverfreeride

Please make it have a tighter ankle and instep fit than the Dalbello 3 piece boots. For a 98 last the lupos don’t fit all that snug.

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I’ve been waiting for 30 years for a Raichle/Full Tilt Classic that tours. Do it and take my money. Just make sure you start with a low volume fit that can be adjusted for the masses, cause it doesn’t work in reverse.

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Originally Posted by obi wan kenobi

Oh well, say goodbye to the Legend Pro Rider, LP 105 or whatever its last name was.
The replacement is there: The M-Pro 108

Dynastar Skis 2023 Preview - Powder7 Lift Line Blog

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Yet, no one will share anything about the layup, rocker profile, dimensions, turn radius, etc.


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Originally Posted by kootenayskier

I’ve been waiting for 30 years for a Raichle/Full Tilt Classic that tours. Do it and take my money. Just make sure you start with a low volume fit that can be adjusted for the masses, cause it doesn’t work in reverse.

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Yeah totally. For those who don't know me I was a boot fitter for 16 years before starting in this position so a key aspect for me is making sure the fit and usability in fitting is key in all models we make.

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Originally Posted by tompietrowski

Yeah totally. For those who don't know me I was a boot fitter for 16 years before starting in this position so a key aspect for me is making sure the fit and usability in fitting is key in all models we make.

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Welcome? Will this be a cabrio boot?

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Originally Posted by tompietrowski

Not too much to share at this point but I will say it will be an all new shell aimed at the narrower side of things. We will have fixed cuff and walk mode versions and so far its skiing really well. In my opinion its already skiing better than the existing boots and we have some way to go with it still.

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Any plans on revising the evolution shell? I found it to be an absolute bucket, and the cuff height was way too low. I have to imagine most people with Frodo feet are typically on the heavier side, so the low cuff did not make any sense to me.

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Originally Posted by tompietrowski

Yeah totally. For those who don't know me I was a boot fitter for 16 years before starting in this position so a key aspect for me is making sure the fit and usability in fitting is key in all models we make.

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If it is based off the original shell, change that "t nut" that holds the end of the cable on the lateral side of the foot. The hole in the plastic is nearly the same size as the T nut and if you stretch it at all, that piece won't stay in anymore.

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Originally Posted by kootenayskier

I’ve been waiting for 30 years for a Raichle/Full Tilt Classic that tours. Do it and take my money. Just make sure you start with a low volume fit that can be adjusted for the masses, cause it doesn’t work in reverse.

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I'll second that. My DB Lupos are an okay substitute, but the fit and performance of that classic Raichle/FT shell is still unmatched. The evo shell and subsequent Descendant/Ascendant were total misses for me because of the sloppy fit and low cuff height.

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Originally Posted by Bandit Man

Yet, no one will share anything about the layup, rocker profile, dimensions, turn radius, etc.


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Layup is basically an M-pro 99 tailored for a wider, stiffer ski. Rocker isn’t that far off og LP if I remember right.

New Salomon MTN series. Looks like 76, 86, 96.

dude those skis are sexy as hell. also have a pro and not pro line. THe boots are in the insta story too, the one with the boa.


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That'd be why all the old ones have suddenly gone on sale on the (euro, at least) webshops.

Should I grab a bargain or wait d'you think?

if you read cody's insta post from today these are different skis. all depends on what you want to spend and what you want in a ski.

I was thinking of picking up some MTN 95s anyway as a firm snow/spring lightish weight BC setup. I'd certainly grab a pair of the current version if they are on sale. Reviews look pretty solid.

Anyone have any info on how these new MTN's are different from the outgoing?

Anyone know whether Dalbello krypton are going full gripwalk this season?