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Soooo i"m maken love to may girl's freind and she taps may on the sholder then said is y,ours penis bent and i said KINDA ")
^^Shut the fuck up.
Yeah it's just touring really, i'd go back and put dynafits on the tahoes and use the prophets for everyday ripping because of the lightness of the tahoes, they weigh like nothing. They're both great skis, it's really up to you because they're so similar, the prophets carve well and are a little fatter but the tahoes charge everything, they're really one in the same in terms of stoke for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Shu Shu
New obSETHed's with Marker Jesters, Volkl Bridge w/ P12's, Tecnica Agent 100, and Scott P3's (trying to sell, I bought them off of SAC and no longer want them)
http://img169.imageshack.us/img169/1...geboardyq9.jpg
My storage system
http://img111.imageshack.us/img111/9800/storageat2.jpg
My humble offering.
my set of fun. DP promodel+, S. S. , Laser SL
those Stormrider DP Pros + or whatever they are look FKN mean. What are the dims and flex like?
m_m, it's 101mm in the waist... And turn radii is in the 27m range... Available even as 201cm, for real men.
For all the snowboarders out there, i have two words for you - Gentem Sticks. These snowboards are hand made in Japan and are the business in all conditions, but they did become popular for their powder board! hhhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmm
Gentem is in Niseko and is 5min from this Niseko accommodation
not mounted and missing a few other pairs, but most of my quiver for the season.
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...pskis058-1.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...pskis060-1.jpg
191cm ON3P Great Scott
191cm ON3P Caylor
191cm ON3P Wrenegade
186cm ON3P Jeronimo
186cm ON3P JBS
missing a pair of wrenegades, blue steeles, and jeronimos.
Nice stuff, Scott.
dood. Scott, those look awesome. Shame about the Billy Goats though. That also has to be one of the most random places to take a quiver pic.
looking sweet iggy. I'd like to mount one up with some skwal bindings just for fun.
haha yeah.. we were just driving around taking pictures of the skis in random places....my camera's screen got smashed in the shop, and it is just a point and shoot, so I couldn't tweak them to look good but it was still funny taking picturs all around.Quote:
Originally Posted by wren
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...pskis008-1.jpg
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...n3pskis042.jpg
and yeah, too bad about the billy goats. But 1/54 pairs is not the end of the world. at least they were mine...
DP Pros+ tip to tail 132 101 121 with a turn of 27.7. Tip is nice and soft, but rest of ski is stiff as hell. Yet to ski them here in New Zealand prob wont, save them for North hem winter.
All hail Scott.
The Great Scott is a rad lookin ski!
Scott, what kind of flexes will be available for the great scotts? Is there another thread with more info cause I can't find it?
more info soon, at least on shapes and what the plans are this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
i made great scotts with 4 different flexes, and from that we will probably determine a soft and stiff flex to go with down the line. I think the stiffest pair was maybe 255-260, and the softest was maybe 225-230 on the iggy scale
Cool. Since all my skis are fairly stiff I am looking for something pretty soft to jib around on.
well we should talk shapes them. if you are looking for something jibby and playful, something like the caylor or jeronimo would be a bit more suited.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
caylor - 191cm 147/121/144 35cm tip/tail rocker
jeronimo - 186cm 145/115/142 - rocker still up in the air, but testers have 25/25 tip an tail
Hmmm, those sound pretty sweet. What are your plans? Are you selling them now? PM me, please.Quote:
Originally Posted by iggyskier
There is a lot of testing and stuff on the business side to complete before I would be comfortable really selling them. There are a little over 50 pairs of prototypes out there right now. So plans are now for me to basically see if I can get the business side of this correctly set up and funded....then set up/build a new factory, and then adjust the skis (plus make a few construction changes) and get some more testers out hopefully for something more offical and public next year....Quote:
Originally Posted by Infantile Egomaniac
I have three demo pairs now and will hopefully have more soon. doing this all on my own and for the most part while in school has unfortunetly slowed the process down considerably.
I (and I am sure others) are willing to pay for demo pairs if you are down to do that.
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Originally Posted by iggyskier