But also they were the first shape to nail the primo balance of RES sidecut primeness with primo primeological flex. Better in pow than some successive iterations, imo. Fast, floaty, and prime. U buy
But also they were the first shape to nail the primo balance of RES sidecut primeness with primo primeological flex. Better in pow than some successive iterations, imo. Fast, floaty, and prime. U buy
I'll take "Primo Primeological" for 2 Alex
I am not in your hurry
Super easy to make quick changes along the run but can rollover over the fluffy cows when you need to
Pretty good on groomers and just fun
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I need to go to Utah.
Utah?
Yeah, Utah. It's wedged in between Wyoming and Nevada. You've seen pictures of it, right?
So after 15 years we finally made it to Utah.....
Thanks BCSAR and POWMOW Ski Patrol for rescues
8, 17, 13, 18, 16, 18, 20, 19, 16, 24, 32, 35
2021/2022 (13/15)
Found my lost Billy goat right ski hiking the resort today! The goats live on! [emoji3060]![]()
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These look even better in person than the photos. Can’t wait for the snow to start!!![]()
amazing. well done.
Curious how the 102ti will compare to the M102 when you get to ski it.
Wrens are bit more soft snow specific imho, as you can tell by the shape (remember to factor in that the mantra shovel is a lot wider).
Sure, wrens shovels will pull you into a turn off piste just fine, but not like mantra102s. Mantras will be a bit more engaging on hard snow as well - at least if you are relatively light like I am.
If this sounds negative on the wren then it is not meant to be - I would choose it over the mantra as they are looser, feel a bit more balanced and even happier doing big turns off piste (something mantra102s do extremely well as well). Though to be fair - if I am going to ski a lot of firm groomers then mantras would be a my choice - they absolutely slay the piste.
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It’s probably the ski I’m most excited about. This year I found myself using the Wren Pro all the time, even when there wasn’t much new snow. Can’t wait to try it, especially for spring skiing where I think it will be unstoppable.Originally Posted by Orthoski;[URL="tel:6658029"
I’m really interested to see how they do in bumps. When the bumps got big, the wren pro was a serious leg workout. The 102Ti looks to have more tip and tail rocker, but I also got them 3cm longer than the pro. Should be interesting.
The Wren102tis (189s) rip impossibly hard, but are fairly easy to turn in the tight spots too. They're so very damp, I was trying to test them by scraping them sideways down shit fucked snow and I still couldn't feel any harsh vibrations. Favorite ski ever and I've only ridden like 5 times.
Wish the 110 woods came in a ti construction, I'd be all over that big time.
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To be a JONG is no curse in these unfortunate times. 'Tis better that than to be alone.
The fire bottoms they just posted on instagram are ridiculous. I still think I like the marbled tie dye thing better however.
Also, the closer we get to snow the more I am daydreaming of adding some 102 Woods. I may have to stop clicking on this thread to avoid the bad influence...
Now that I got my goats back, thinking about passing along my 187 woodsman 108s w cat camo top sheet. Single mount for pivots @325, figured I'd mention it here first before putting em up elsewhere. Still in great condition w a little usual wear.
I think they were 2019/20 184s.
there are some fun looking tour core supergoats on KSL
I have some BG 184s with Oregon Topo top sheet. Maybe 2016? Pre asym. Edges are good but they have a lot of ptex on the bases. I’d say beat up but still some life. DM so these can cheaply go to a new home
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