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Originally Posted by Greg Nice pics, TTB. Please don't be offended, but I have to ask this. Why do you like to ski these little skis so much? I ...

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Old Feb 11, 2008, 6:27 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Please don't be offended, but I have to ask this. Why do you like to ski these little skis so much? I have to imagine they are a nightmare in powder. I mean they are only 30 cm longer than my 5 year old daughter's skis. I've seen you ski, TTB and you're a very good skier. You don't need a kid's ski to "allow" you to ski anything. I just think you're short changing yourself with these things...
Not offended at all. Why do I ski on them? They are easy to throw in the trunk, my 170's needed wax, and in the trees and bumps these skis allow me to score some sweet lines.

Are they great in deep pow? Nope. But they are fun.
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Not offended at all. Why do I ski on them? They are easy to throw in the trunk, my 170's needed wax, and in the trees and bumps these skis allow me to score some sweet lines.

Are they great in deep pow? Nope. But they are fun.
Okay. Fair enough; they are fun. That's the most important thing, I suppose. However, I stand by my assessment that you're an accomplished enough skier to not need something like that in trees and bumps. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.

Again, nice pics.
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Old Feb 11, 2008, 7:42 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Old Feb 11, 2008, 7:44 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Okay. Fair enough; they are fun. That's the most important thing, I suppose. However, I stand by my assessment that you're an accomplished enough skier to not need something like that in trees and bumps. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.

Again, nice pics.
Point taken. It is just a different angle I guess...I find that I don't turn the 170's quick enough all the time....
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Sweet! Save some pow for me next week!
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You'd better have a fresh pair of legs......we're going to have some fun.....on and off piste.
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Awesome day. I started skiing around 1:30 and I would have to say my first run wasn't that. But right as I loaded the lift for my second lap it started to dump. By the time I got off the lift there was close to 2 inches of the ground and everything skied very, very well for the rest of the day.
Were you at Burke as well?
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You'd better have a fresh pair of legs......we're going to have some fun.....on and off piste.
Why you piste off?
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We're going to ski some trees for you, AZ. A LOT of trees now that the skiing is great again....

I will be packing digital heat as well. Hoping for Burke one day, Sugarbush another. Or maybe Burke two days and one day at SB.
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We're going to ski some trees for you, AZ. A LOT of trees now that the skiing is great again....

I will be packing digital heat as well. Hoping for Burke one day, Sugarbush another. Or maybe Burke two days and one day at SB.
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