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Pit Viper P15 would be cool too.Quote:
Originally Posted by waxoff
Then maybe Look SPX 15 Rockerflex, also in white. Mount 'em on a plate, then you can carve the crap outta the frontside on those!Quote:
Originally Posted by iriponsnow
https://www.blue-tomato.com/en-GB/pr...arid=305097863
These and swap brakes!
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Originally Posted by iriponsnow
No. Your choices in skis and bindings are very well rounded. No one needs to ski with a dildo, let alone two.
marker jester pro teal and yellow. Texted you a link.
I do have a janky set on the bench awaiting what’s coming in the box…Quote:
Originally Posted by whyturn
I’m not a fan either. Some white STH 16s would look greatQuote:
Originally Posted by iriponsnow
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Anyone skied the Solis in medium pitch (30-40degree) variable/breakable crusts? How easy is it to break the tails loose in semi-breakable crusts?
Living near Mt. Hood, I’m usually skiing some sort of crust in the alpine, until corn season. With the El Niño, I’m anticipating less mid elevation pow than we’ve been blessed with the previous few seasons. Hoping the Solis holds an edge but stays a little less locked in when skiing shitty snow than my Camox Freebird. Any experience/feedback welcome.
I haven't experienced variable crusts yet on my Solis but have been in a variety of conditions on east coast runs (semi-steep), and at least for my Solis, they are surprisingly easy to pivot and turn. Maybe due to the lack of camber on mine, when base to base, it looks virtually flat. I'm also skiing with alpine bindings so maybe putting in more power to initiate turns than otherwise would with tech bindings, so that could be creating the "easy to turn" effect too.
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Originally Posted by Samski360
dude. you hack on pivots for the dildoness of them and then recommend jesters?Quote:
Originally Posted by SoVT Joey
Thanks! East coast is probably a good analogue for the Mt. Hood mank we get on bad snow years. I think they’ll be a killer ski for the steep lines off the summit of Hood, but it was hard to justify a ski for the 4-5 days a season I’m skiing those lines.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pins and Skins
In any event, I pulled the trigger on a pair from Sierra.
He is an enigmaQuote:
Originally Posted by waxman
Eying an Atris Birdie as a new wife ski, '21-22 vintage. Any meaningful updates over the last 2 years?
Ah you snagged that $399 deal. Good catch! I already have the original black topsheet 173s for spring/steep purposes but was still eyeing those on STP haha. I use the 180s for general resort shredding which has been awesome so far. Perfect stiffness/shape for east coast runs as well as great float/stability for bigger days out west.
Btw, general PSA, Bob's has a good deal for the 2024 model in 180: https://www.bobleisure.com/black-cro...-3662481071947
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Originally Posted by waxman
it’s probably because all the old lady’s dildos have that rotating head… i mean this is 2023, who uses a regular dildo anymore?! It’s the spinning heal plate and the upright…. Just a pain in the pussy…
Look what arrived today… New Corvus and a Atris from a Mag here.
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Looks like it could be Black Crows year…
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sexy.
Nice murder of skis.
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New orb, new Corvus and new nocta, same old Atris.
Crows in the nest not pictured-
Corvus 188 black and gray
Corvus FB 183
Nocta 190 gen 2
Corvus 196 Original
The new Corvus and that special edition nocta do look very nice.
The Nocta is just a very nice looking ski
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22-23 saw a pretty noticeable redesign. 21-22 was the last year of the 2017-2022 design that was more or less the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Huskydoc
FWIW, my wife loved the 2016 Atris Birdie, didn’t like the 21-22, but likes the 22-23 she now has. I think 21-22 we got her may have been a lemon; plenty of other people love that version. I ski it everyday.
Nice. +1Quote:
Originally Posted by SoVT Joey
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Three out of six aint bad
Have the same Corvus, same bindings…. Very niceQuote:
Originally Posted by halliday
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That is a fairly common ski/binding combination. The Pivot and the Corvus work really well together.