East Coast Roll Call 6.0 Get Your Stoke On!

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11-09-2012, 11:22 AM
Philip Oliver Wholz

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Originally Posted by thin cover

it gets no better than that!

it may.....you never know

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Originally Posted by mtnbiker/boarder

my wife gave birth to our first child, SIERRA GRACE .......

Ok now back to the stoke........................

that is the stoke. congrats to your family
11-09-2012, 11:35 AM
thin cover

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Originally Posted by Philip Oliver Wholz

it may.....you never know

that is the stoke. congrats to your family

Lionel- once you become a dad you will know there is nothing better.
11-09-2012, 11:44 AM
DoWork

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Originally Posted by weasel1

:spam::spam:

Hey all,
We have been working with a few mags here on the ECRC on a new design for a backcountry twin, Worth-style. More forward mount point than the Humpback, shorter turn radius, less taper, longer tail rocker, and stiffer underfoot.

Like our other models, though, it uses our classic shark-y tip, and more tip-tail taper than other similar skis. Like the others available now, this will be a Praxis-built model.

To test this out, we are offering a few folks the opportunity to pick it up at our build cost, in order to get feedback on the shape. The shape was specifically developed with input from ECRC mags, with mountains like Magic in mind. Ergo, behold.........

The Magic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bEu9wLDjKY

PM me for details.

Stoked on this ski! Might have to sell the baconators to make it happen though, anybody interested in them?
11-09-2012, 12:02 PM
highanxiety

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Originally Posted by mtnbiker/boarder

Morning to all....Great pic of moughoul and of AKOK fishing......GP congrats on your cover shot, and good to see the dustings and hills covered with snow.....

On weds night NOV 7th at 817 during the snow down here in pa (hope its a sign , snowed on the day i was born) my wife gave birth to our first child, SIERRA GRACE ........She stared out the window and swore she smilled looking at the snow blowing in the lights........wife was a true trooper 18 hours and then a C section.....what an expirence......cant wait til that first flake lands on her little nose.....will get pics up soon....

Ok now back to the stoke........................

Congrats Man! Love the name also...
11-09-2012, 12:26 PM
bern43

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Originally Posted by mtnbiker/boarder

Morning to all....Great pic of moughoul and of AKOK fishing......GP congrats on your cover shot, and good to see the dustings and hills covered with snow.....

On weds night NOV 7th at 817 during the snow down here in pa (hope its a sign , snowed on the day i was born) my wife gave birth to our first child, SIERRA GRACE ........She stared out the window and swore she smilled looking at the snow blowing in the lights........wife was a true trooper 18 hours and then a C section.....what an expirence......cant wait til that first flake lands on her little nose.....will get pics up soon....

Ok now back to the stoke........................

Congrats. Parenthood is awesome. And it does get better . . . when they start to ski!!! My 28 month old got his first day in yesterday. It was only in front of the house by the sidewalk, but he did slide down the "steeps" from the front yard area to the rock driveway.
11-09-2012, 12:40 PM
icelanticskier

heh

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Originally Posted by thin cover

Lionel- once you become a dad you will know there is nothing better.

badabing badaboom. philip, the famous internet telewanker :D

rog
11-09-2012, 01:00 PM
userA

mtb/b welcome to the sweet land of parenthood
sierra grace welcome to solid ground.
bF
11-09-2012, 01:03 PM
Speedfreak

J - CONGRATS! Love the name too!

weasel - I'd love to beat up some protos. PM incoming.
11-09-2012, 01:09 PM
GetAmped

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Originally Posted by mtnbiker/boarder

Morning to all....Great pic of moughoul and of AKOK fishing......GP congrats on your cover shot, and good to see the dustings and hills covered with snow.....

On weds night NOV 7th at 817 during the snow down here in pa (hope its a sign , snowed on the day i was born) my wife gave birth to our first child, SIERRA GRACE ........She stared out the window and swore she smilled looking at the snow blowing in the lights........wife was a true trooper 18 hours and then a C section.....what an expirence......cant wait til that first flake lands on her little nose.....will get pics up soon....

Ok now back to the stoke........................

Big congratulations to you, the wife and the little one!!
11-09-2012, 01:14 PM
weasel1

MBB - I have a kid's ski shape ready to roll. When I figure out how we can build it at a low enough cost, I know who my first tester will be... :-)

To those interested in the Magic, it will also be piloting our new dual-carbon layup. Our previous carbon builds used the carbon under the wood core. The new dual-carbon layup will have carbon both bottom and top- POP! Looking at a delivery around first week of January, due to the time required to build the mold.
11-09-2012, 01:18 PM
lynchdogger

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Originally Posted by weasel1

To those interested in the Magic, it will also be piloting our new dual-carbon layup. Our previous carbon builds used the carbon under the wood core. The new dual-carbon layup will have carbon both bottom and top- POP! Looking at a delivery around first week of January, due to the time required to build the mold.

Those I would like to ski! Available in all your models? Demos?
11-09-2012, 01:29 PM
Moeghoul

Sounds like a sick design, and all the best to the Worth crew. Hope you guys have a successful season. I'm too broke right now to justify another pair of skis. Just mailed out property tax checks. Maybe in the new year.
11-09-2012, 01:38 PM
weasel1

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Originally Posted by lynchdogger

Those I would like to ski! Available in all your models? Demos?

We will start offering the dual-carbon as an upgrade option with the DB, HB and George as well going forward. I have had enough takers to go ahead with production on the Magic, it is officially a "go" !!!!! Not sure just yet if we will have a demo in this ski on this run, but w will post updates as things progress.
11-09-2012, 01:44 PM
lionelhutz

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Originally Posted by thin cover

Lionel- once you become a dad you will know there is nothing better.

Wait...what?
11-09-2012, 02:09 PM
I've seen black diamonds!

Where can I skin with my dog tomorrow?
11-09-2012, 02:24 PM
icelanticskier

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Originally Posted by lionelhutz

Wait...what?

WHO knew the famous internet skier pro weather guesser had so much time on his hands, eh philip?

good for you!!!:biggrin:

rog
11-09-2012, 02:32 PM
BigDaddy

So's teh POW's starting to fall? Or just his cover?
11-09-2012, 02:39 PM
JerseyDave

Wait, not tryin to hate here, but you named a backcountry ski after a lift served ski area? Should it be called something that conjours up images of a more remote location?

Skinned Stowe today. Ouch. Shoulda rode the bike again, but it was nice to slide. I'd say let it snow, but with the warm up, I'm thinking steelhead for next week.
11-09-2012, 02:39 PM
icelanticskier

^^^^pretty awesome!

maybe i'll go start a TR about him in the padded room!:D

rog
11-09-2012, 02:50 PM
weasel1

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Originally Posted by DaveVt

Wait, not tryin to hate here, but you named a backcountry ski after a lift served ski area? Should it be called something that conjours up images of a more remote location?

"Backcountry twin" is more a category, not a limitation. It generally refers to wider non-park twins, that are jib-friendly, but for natural terrain and features. And tossing carcasses off natural terrain features is, so I hear, occasionally commonplace at Magic. Besides, when we name a ski, it is generally inspired by a mountain and it's "soul", if you will. For example, when I ski my Humpbacks and Georges at the Snow Bowl...haven't yet had either on their namesake...they sure do a great job there.
11-09-2012, 02:56 PM
DoWork

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Originally Posted by DaveVt

Wait, not tryin to hate here, but you named a backcountry ski after a lift served ski area? Should it be called something that conjours up images of a more remote location?

Well it was a ski that was intended to be very playful, lively, agile and still stable at speed. It was designed for terrrain like Magic's, but competent touring ability was also an important characteristic to everyone giving input.

Also, Magic is pretty remote. Just try getting gas after 7pm if you don't believe me ;):fm:
11-09-2012, 03:07 PM
JerseyDave

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Originally Posted by weasel1

"Backcountry twin" is more a category, not a limitation. It generally refers to wider non-park twins, that are jib-friendly, but for natural terrain and features. And tossing carcasses off natural terrain features is, so I hear, occasionally commonplace at Magic. Besides, when we name a ski, it is generally inspired by a mountain and it's "soul", if you will. For example, when I ski my Humpbacks and Georges at the Snow Bowl...haven't yet had either on their namesake...they sure do a great job there.

Ah. Not up with the new school lingo. The fact that they are a carbon ski would make sense as a BC ski. Are you using the same construction methods DPS use?Do you find Carbon holds up as a lift served ski? I'm imagining AT would be the binding of choice?
11-09-2012, 03:08 PM
FiddleTilDeath

high octane turns in Brighton the other night

http://youtu.be/u6khgTUMHrA
11-09-2012, 03:20 PM
akokskis

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Originally Posted by DaveVt

I'm thinking steelhead for next week.

After last weekend (see pic a few pgs back), I'm definitely gonna be back tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by DaveVt

Ah. Not up with the new school lingo. The fact that they are a carbon ski would make sense as a BC ski. You guys find Carbon holds up as a lift served ski? I'm imagining AT would be the binding of choice?

Skied my carbon georges a bunch in bounds last year (would've preferred to ski 'em more oob, but....), with barons and I love 'em. planning on getting another pair of carbon somethings this year and putting some dynafiddles on 'em, but we'll see...
11-09-2012, 03:34 PM
lynchdogger

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Originally Posted by FiddleTilDeath

high octane turns in Brighton the other night

http://youtu.be/u6khgTUMHrA

Dude you need a chic! Hahaha. Like the enthusiasm.

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