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Thread: Maggettes, what are you skiing on this season?

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    Mrs. Schindler:
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    I am rather kid-sized and very light weight (115 lb). So it's inherently difficult for me to flex certain types of skis. Also, I tend to go w/ shorter lengths b/c I am 5'3". No matter how hard I trained, and good I got, I think I'd have a tough time skiing something over 170.

    But that's not even an issue because I'm a total klutz on skis. No worries here though, I'm only in it to have a good time, enjoy the experience, and connect with the mountain...which I do, quite literally on many occasions!

    Sprite

    Edit: I think my k2 fugatives are 159
    "I call it reveling in natures finest element. Water in its pristine form. Straight from the heavens. We bathe in it, rejoicing in the fullest." --BZ

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    172cm Metron M11
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    skiing make me excited!!

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    Ashley! Good to see you around here again! How's the peeing in the pants problem? Any progress?

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    Mrs. GM:

    158 Salomon Hots
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    Looking for another ski for all mountain. At 100 lbs., I might as well get her some juniors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Demolition Woman View Post
    06/07 164 NeverSummer Titan split (w/ 06/07 T5 graphic)
    Nice split Demolition Woman! I would love to know what you think of it. I haven't been able to stray from NS since the mid 90s.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bklyntrayc View Post
    There's a whole ski retirement community in my closet, but since I doubt I'll ever get on them again, I won't mention them.
    Maybe you could sent them down to Orlando for retirement. They could chill out on the beach, maybe meet a nice water ski....

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    Quote Originally Posted by girlski0912 View Post
    As for an Alpine set up, torn between the 183 Gotama and the 174 Rossi B4 Squad.
    FWIW, I vote B squad . . . not sure why (or maybe I am), but I just love the way that Rossi's ski

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    Quote Originally Posted by asandygal View Post
    Damn it... I hate to ask... but are you all big girls?
    No, I'm only 5'4ish (5'5 on a tall day) 125lb... I guess I'm just used to longer skis from my racing days on long skinny sticks. I've definitely gone shorter, but still don't like them too short:

    176 Scratch BC's w/freerides (but they feel shorter because they're so soft)
    177 Beasts w/ 914s (thanks DaveP!)
    168 Gotamas w/140s
    piece-o-shite rental fleet lost-and-found skis for the unoccasional tele-day.
    and if anyone knows of a size 22.5 AT boot that exists, I'd really like to know, stupid little feet.

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    -168 Gotama with yer standard wee little chick Salomon 912s
    -168 Gotama with Naxos
    -158 K2 Mach Slalom with an old pair of demo bindings, 'cuz once in a while things get frozen out there
    -165 Salomon Extra Hots 'cuz once in a while there are a lot of rocks out there, but I've never really skied on anything I've hung onto for rock skis so anyone wanna buy 'em?
    I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I'm frightened of the old ones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BushwackerinPA View Post
    I have seen some of these girls ski, and they charge like guys.
    Well, actually, no. we charge like girls.
    Range after range of mountains.
    Year after year after year.
    I am still in love.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kellie View Post
    FWIW, I vote B squad . . . not sure why (or maybe I am), but I just love the way that Rossi's ski
    Geeze still Volkl bashing huh Kellie? Are you beautiful Maroon Explosives all dusty? Did you ever get back on that horse? Did you ever mount them forward like Miss Britney told you?
    Donjoy to the World!

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    Quote Originally Posted by asandygal View Post
    Damn it... I hate to ask... but are you all big girls? I don't mean this in a bad way, I know must world-class skiers are much bigger than I am... I just can't imagine skiing on 170+ anything (and it seems like you all do!)
    MRS. Huckwheat is 5'6" 140? Medium big, but definately strong (and lifts alot). I usually try to get her on shorter boards, but she hates em (even the BIG Rando skis are questionable, but she does the weight).
    Donjoy to the World!

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    You think 140 is considered big or medium big? Especially for a girl that lifts and keeps in shape? That's just darn right normal. I bet she looks awesome!

    Oh, and I had this crazy idea now that I want some Rossi's...like Kellie was debating.
    you sketchy character, you

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    Mrs. Comish

    175 Head Monster 88's (she loves these)
    173 Sugar Daddy's (she hasn't felt the love, but they are mounted too far back)
    170 W105's, unmounted as yet
    17x Head Monster 85's

    She is 5'9 and skis pretty dang well. she has also hated anything she has been on that is <170cm. She disagrees about the small ski thing being pushed by the companies.
    Last edited by comish; 11-03-2006 at 12:43 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by altachic View Post
    You think 140 is considered big or medium big? Especially for a girl that lifts and keeps in shape? That's just darn right normal. I bet she looks awesome!

    Oh, and I had this crazy idea now that I want some Rossi's...like Kellie was debating.

    Hey let's NOT get this wrong, and get me in trouble......I was simply stating a fact that her weight is not tiny, so she has no problem pushing around some solid skis!! And for the record, I like skier girls....no skinny-minnies for me!!

    Rossi's? Come on altachic....stick with the Volkls (dont listen to Kellie).
    Donjoy to the World!

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    Oh, I already have the Gotama's, I just want another pair....of Rossi's!
    you sketchy character, you

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    158 Karhu Jils (bc & big pow days)
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    Quote Originally Posted by altachic View Post
    You think 140 is considered big or medium big? Especially for a girl that lifts and keeps in shape? That's just darn right normal. I bet she looks awesome!
    I'm 5'7" and 145 lbs. Whenever I write my weight on the form for setting my bindings, the shop guys always ask me if I made a mistake. They say "Come on, you can't possibly weigh that much. You're like 120, right?"

    In today's world, there seems to be some stigma about women admitting that they weigh more than 125 lbs. Apparently, I didn't get the memo.

    I agee with altachic, 140 isn't big or even medium big for a woman who's 5'6". It's strong and healthy.

    End highjack.
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    Quote Originally Posted by altachic View Post
    Oh, I already have the Gotama's, I just want another pair....of Rossi's!

    The Squad isn't any everyday ski, but it floats and does sort of a "spatulate" thang in gnar conditions. I really liked it once I got used to it (like 1 or 2 runs). It skis COMPLETELY differently from the B4 (or first gen B3 that I have). I think Rossi has the stiff flex pow ski dialed...so i agree with Kelli. Volkl is a great ski company too but there is no need to stick to one brand. Like eating the same cereal every morning.

    Asandygal- I'm 5'9 with big skier girl legs and have been on skis since I could walk. I need a big ski otherwise it's just not fun, but I don't like them too long either. It all comes down to what you ski the best on.
    "You look like you just got schnitzled..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by girlski0912 View Post
    It all comes down to what you ski the best on.
    Agreed for sure.
    I'm a little girl, 5'2'', but definitely rocking skiier legs, and I really like mixing it up between my big 175 iggys which really make me push it and go hard, and my 167 phat luvs, which let me relax and frolic a bit.
    I don't like the increasing push to put people on shorter and shorter skis, but other than that its really all about what lets you ski the way you want to.
    Range after range of mountains.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Huckwheat View Post
    no skinny-minnies for me!!

    Just so you know, good skiers don't have to have big skiers legs. This girl charges as hard as anyone I've ever known, is a climbing guide on Denali, and won the wasatch powderkeg by over 45 minutes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by flykdog View Post
    Just so you know, good skiers don't have to have big skiers legs. This girl charges as hard as anyone I've ever known, is a climbing guide on Denali, and won the wasatch powderkeg by over 45 minutes!
    I didnt say there was a relationship between size and ability, just that I like "skier girls" which stereotypically means strong legs and buttocks. At 6'4" 215, I am not afraid of a strong woman. (still being defensive in case my lovely wife reads).
    Donjoy to the World!

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    Quote Originally Posted by girlski0912 View Post
    Like eating the same cereal every morning.
    Why would you eat more than one cereal? I eat eggs, but definately the exact same breakfast everyday!!!
    Donjoy to the World!

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    To Date:

    Volkl - Slayers 170 - Look P12 - Bump Skis
    Volkl - Dogen 168 - Rossi 140's - Park & Pipe skis
    Volkl - Legend 168 - 912's - Rock skis & the brave I want to try rails skis
    Dynastar - Legend 8800's - 178 - P12's - 'Pow skis - FOR SALE
    Rossi - 9X race stock - 180 - Rossi Race 155 w/plate - GS/fast skis

    Soon to be mine:

    Naxo nx21 AT binders

    NEW 'Pow/BC skis of my choice...(Volkl maybe...)

    STOKED! It's snowing in Southern VT!

    Me in JH - Alta chute maybe??
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    Last edited by bumpskier; 11-03-2006 at 01:52 PM.
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