Peruvian takes much better pics than I do. Here is the best I could do:
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Twig stoke counts for something, right?
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I wasn't up there yet, but stories (and meathead videos) of that winter convinced me to go north. then perry told me to go to jackson with ssc. then he said go to alta. woof.
Nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
Looking good this week, freeheel skiers getting after it all over, interesting locations visited, blast from the past review, Phall visiting soon and Dr Butta offering advise:wink:
A cushion convector,
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Jedi Noah and I went for a stroll in search of untracked. Due to so many followers destroying zones this season we went up one side and did some thicketeering to shake off any followers, good times.
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Found what we wanted
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An easy up for laps...
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Fun was had
17º bob with some misty flakes and a scant 1/4" of fresh overnight.
Thicketeering. I am stealing that. Noce work!!
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Solid work to both Gs!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peruvian
I can't believe I sold those skis to Laps. Was just mentioning to Mrs. MNIAW how much I regret selling those but at least they're being used for what they are best at and not sitting in a closet to be used 5 times in 3+ years.
Who are some boot fitters y’all recommend around Burlington, Stowe, and NH around Concord or Hanover? Looking for alpine boots. Mine are about done. Thanks
Steal away before the dawn, and bring us back good news
But if you've tread in primal soup, please wipe it from your shoes:wink:
Bob Skinner's at Sunapee is pretty good. (Or, they were 3 seasons ago. Haven't been back since). If I needed a real boot fitting, that's where I'd go - and I'm not even in the area.Quote:
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PJ at racestock for Stowe area, imo.
MNIAW, the skis already have around 20 days on them this year. I am a happy customer. Thanks!
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Race Stock Sports in Waterbury, Never used them personally, but know a few people who are close friends who swear by them. have heard good things about inner boot works in Stowe.
Fun stuff in southern Vermont
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You should sell them back now that you have Lhasa Pows!Quote:
Originally Posted by Laps
I can also vouch for PJ/Race Stock. He did a couple of my boots back in the day. There's actually some connection between him and the guy at Skinner's, but I'm a little fuzzy on the details.Quote:
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Why is Ron Jeremy serving poutine?
He has much more coin than Ron Jeremy ever had!Quote:
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+ for PJ in VT... he set up several of the athletes I worked with over the years when he was Lange race service. Legit has seen it all.
In Maine, Lionel at Happy Tunes in Carrabassett is my man from way back. He also has a large supply of $99 DH race boards ready to giv 'er a go on Narrow Gauge.
Hi all! Just checking in. It's looking cold for the weekend. What wax is everyone here going with?
Buttah, do you notice a difference if you put the left ski on the right, etc.?Quote:
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^^ i'm going with the red stuff they use at the shop at MRG. have no idea what brand it is but it's been a great all around product. you could call the shop
and ask for mike.
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good job hiding your tracks:yourock:
cool vid clip.
I’ll play. 730 on tap for the chillzQuote:
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Swix 6... 4 is too hard to scrape:)
Hmm. 730? I don't see that in the Swix or Toko catalog. Is it special order?
I only have the Toko bulk stuff. I think it's just candle wax actually. It's sticky in the cold.
I like Purl Dark Blue in the zero and below temps
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Toko is good warm wax, Swix rules the cold. Try Swix CH6 or LF6.