What made the 2’ powder day very large?Quote:
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What made the 2’ powder day very large?Quote:
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The two feet, I suspect :fmicon:Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
Doesn’t 2’ say that? It was apparently a very large 2’
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Ive always wondered, if a bootfitter was bored, could they grab some old boots that generally fit and punch/grind/mold the shit out of them enough to be comfortable fitting on the opposite foot? go skiing on April 1st with some sweet backward mounted skis and those boots and have a hoot of a time.Quote:
Originally Posted by interloper
Or is that just not possible?
I think by the time they were done punching and stretching them, they'd look more or less like the opposite boot, just with backwards buckles. It'd be a whole lot easier to just mount the buckles backwards on the correct boot.Quote:
Originally Posted by californiagrown
Bent poleQuote:
Originally Posted by old goat
Left boot thingy should be on the right
Sweat pants tucked into the boot thingy
Bungee cords?
Tyroloia 350’s?
bungee cords? ain’t ya never used safety straps before?
damn kids.
An instructor I know let one of his kids ski like this for half the lesson, until another instructor pointed it out…Quote:
Originally Posted by Hacksaw
^^^As I was saying…
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Originally Posted by interloper
That is the job of the assistant instructor.Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
These two things could mean ripper ski bum too...Quote:
Originally Posted by AirheadD8
If bent poles are wrong, then I don't want to be right.
I had bent Jr poles. Ppl asked if they were racing poles,they were Red.
It was a sad day when 1 broke on the hill. So I skied with 1 bent pole the rest of the day.
If you swap the liners so you wear the shells on the wrong feet but with the liners on the correct feet, I think you might be able to get away with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by californiagrown
Reminds me of shop pranks of swapping liners of unsuspecting coworkers.
Yeah ….No! … any forward pressure on the shins and gaper comes right out of those thingys . Quite a yard sale lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by californiagrown
It's like "cease and desist". Let's you know he really means it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
Not just depth, but girth. The crowds were surely "Very Large" that day as well. Does that explain it enough for your pedantic gaper grammar police brain?Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
What’s the mount position on those things? -50??? Can’t be a Cali skier with no tail to slide…Quote:
Originally Posted by Hacksaw
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^^ Gaper quote?Quote:
Originally Posted by ski_the_fraulein
The grammar was fine. Saying “a very large 2’ powder day” is pretty gaperish thoughQuote:
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What dina saw?
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A maggot
Saw some snowboarders getting ready for a lesson today strapping on their boards and one says, "I can't even touch my feet. How am I supposed to strap in my boots?"