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Thread: Return of the R/R - Heritage Lab 132 - Dedicated Thread

  1. #226
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    That'd be fun, riff. We'd be sandbagged hard, I have the feelin.

    Please excuse the tame skiing in that lil vid up there... we were wigged out by the windloading in the chutes until seeing that they had already slid. Two inches of fresh on the bedsurface enforced a speed limit till apron spit.

    Stoked to get back on the fatties asap

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    Return of the R/R - Heritage Lab 132 - Dedicated Thread

    Deleted. I was asking about how this ski compares to a Ren, but I think I can imagine.
    Last edited by gaijin; 02-13-2023 at 06:10 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by riff View Post
    That looks like something I’d enjoy! Norse- you, me and Lord Thomas should line up a PNW C132 summit someday…


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    Return of the R/R - Heritage Lab 132 - Dedicated Thread


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    Quote Originally Posted by gaijin View Post
    Deleted. I was asking about how this ski compares to a Ren, but I think I can imagine.
    You know the pow skis I like

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marshal Olson View Post
    haha, love it.
    there is 1 pair left in the current batch.

    assuming there are a few pre-orders for next round, I’ll press more, but no preorders for it yet…. So it might take a year off and come back the following run.

    I got FR132 n+2 and I'm happy I finally did it, although it will insure it won't snow any more than in 3" increments till next December. LOL

    Love the turns in the burnt forest - unique video. Thanks for posting.

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    Return of the R/R - Heritage Lab 132 - Dedicated Thread

    You know what surprised me on my c132… their ability to squash chunder and chop inbounds.

    Second half of the day skiing some 3D soft bump runs. Was launching of a bump and smashing the tops of other bumps and sliding into the trough.

    Wasn’t expecting that from a carbon ski.


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    Return of the R/R - Heritage Lab 132 - Dedicated Thread

    Slight delay on getting mounted, jig got borrowed out. Biggest drop I ever landed was on the Protests so I wanted that much tail. The Lotus always felt like it needed to be longer and washed out on drops for me. So I went 200cm and -10.5 for those reasons.

    Figured you all would appreciate relative forward and aft lengths.
    All mounted for 336mm BSL
    -196cm Protests at ? I’ll check, but recommended point. For sale…
    -200cm c132 at -10.5
    -192cm 138 lotus at -2cm. Retired, trashed.
    -190cm Bibby at -2 (I think. Could be -1).
    -184cm wildcat 101 at 0
    -189cm Seth’s at ? I’ll check but I think +1 or 2 on k2 scale. Retired, trashed.


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    Anyone else have thoughts on mount for these? I have spoons on the line and spats on the line (which I think are much further forward). Generally a directional skier but want to make sure these have the quickness and ability to drift that the original spats had. Plan is to go -11.5 per Marshal’s input without other perspectives.


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    I’m on a 200 at -9.5.

    It skis super balanced there, I’m a more modern skiier so take that with a grain of salt. I think there is a large sweet spot on these bad boys .


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    I'm just going to come out and say it

    I really fucked up by not getting a pair of these when I had the chance

    Go ski some pow for me, mags. Fuck. And don't be an idiot like I am.

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    You can borrow my pair any time (storms look to be rolling in again). Just text me!

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    Return of the R/R - Heritage Lab 132 - Dedicated Thread

    I’m on la sportiva skorpius boots (moderate forward lean) with Oazo bindings, touring only. 190 length. 5’10”, 185. Thinking -10.5 or -10….thoughts? I definitely want the pivoting/nimble feel, probably not driving tips too hard with the light boots.


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    With little-ish boots and your size/use, I’d say go -10

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    Perfect thanks!


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    Return of the R/R - Heritage Lab 132 - Dedicated Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Marshal Olson View Post
    Here are my suggested mount details:

    -11.5 (~84cm from tail) => full directional/alpine setup, comparable to the old stuff
    -10 (~85.5 from tail) => Lightweight AT bindings and/or "neutral" skier
    -8.5 (~87cm from tail) => "modern skier" mount.
    Above was for the 190. Are we thinking the same range is good for the 200?


    Edit: n/m. I see the website says yes

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    Quote Originally Posted by wapiti hunter View Post
    Figured you all would appreciate relative forward and aft lengths.
    All mounted for 336mm BSL
    -196cm Protests at ? I’ll check, but recommended point. For sale…
    -200cm c132 at -10.5
    -192cm 138 lotus at -2cm. Retired, trashed.
    -190cm Bibby at -2 (I think. Could be -1).
    -184cm wildcat 101 at 0
    -189cm Seth’s at ? I’ll check but I think +1 or 2 on k2 scale. Retired, trashed.
    That rack is awesome!!

    Marker and Tyrolia need not apply.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Core Shot View Post
    That rack is awesome!!

    Marker and Tyrolia need not apply.
    I was trying to figure it out.. what is the connection for the toe piece?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JayPowHound View Post
    I was trying to figure it out.. what is the connection for the toe piece?
    Looks like Button Ski rack to me.

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    Thanks. Somehow had never heard of them. Just ordered a 5 pack to start, we'll see where it goes from there. Psyched.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JayPowHound View Post
    Thanks. Somehow had never heard of them. Just ordered a 5 pack to start, we'll see where it goes from there. Psyched.
    Yeah these looks sweet. Need a tech toe equivalent! Organize the whole closet.

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    I just like how you can see mount point vs tip and tail lengths between different skis

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    Return of the R/R - Heritage Lab 132 - Dedicated Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by ::: ::: View Post
    I just like how you can see mount point vs tip and tail lengths between different skis
    Yea. Beware. You can see slight difference in brake width or design causing the toes to be slightly high or low in the pic. But good enough for relative….highly recommend the Button rack. Doesn’t put stress on the ski like those others. The others seem like they will take the rocker or camber out over time.


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    I’ve resorted to leaning skis against the death clamps in the ski room.


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    200cm C132: Holes drilled and tapped at -10.5cm… waiting 7 long days for toe shims to arrive. Probably should have just drawn and had them printed. Twiddling thumbs. Champing at the bit.

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