mattchuck2
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Is that your final answer?
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Is that your final answer?
;-)
Order's placed . . . No going back now . . .
good call...they do ski short..something I discovered when I DEMOED them:roll::razz:
I loved Predatorwear gear. Too bad they went out of business.I went all out this year.
Giro G9 off of SAC ~$25. (Oops, I didn't realize there was a womens version.)
Scott 44" poles off of some other discounted site ~$25.
Predator pants from Jeffy on the mogul forums ~$50 (I just had to have them).
Picked up new boots Friday. Was thinking about it at the end of last season...old boots not quite packed out, but was discovering some challenges keeping them snug as the day progressed.
Rossi is apparently (according to the rep) looking to get back into the boot biz.
So the shop@ Wa ordered me a pair of the best boots in my size, Zenith 110's. All Mountain category.
Nice features...diagonal buckles. They pull the boot tight in a more natural direction.
Should be interesting.
Just ordered the Marker Dukes for the new skis. Found em for 386, free shipping. Shwing!
"In the world there are many different roads but the destination is the same. There are a hundred deliberations but the result is one"
- Confucius
Dang..that's alot for Binders..
Just ordered the Marker Dukes for the new skis. Found em for 386, free shipping. Shwing!
What are you slapping those bad boys on anyway?
That's a pretty good price on those actually....
BUT.....backcountry.com has 'em for 360 shipped with the 20% off code.
Although, I see no point in having them if you aren't hitting the slackcountry nearly everytime out AND hucking at least 10+ footers.
Although, I see no point in having them if you aren't hitting the slackcountry nearly everytime out AND hucking at least 10+ footers.
why not get new liners and footbeds?
I agree. No need to carry around that extra weight if you aren't hitting the BC. Thats why I an going with Griff-sters.
Although, I see no point in having them if you aren't hitting the slackcountry nearly everytime out AND hucking at least 10+ footers.
I'm not sure I understand part two of your requirement. Why would someone who doesn't huck at least ten footers not have a use for them?
From what I understand they're burly touring bindings. Stronger than your typical touring bindings, but with a weight penalty (pretty big one IIRC). The thinking being that if you're not doing crazy stuff AND touring that you don't need something so burly. However, it seems to me, if you're mostly doing lift served with occasional slack or back country excursions and you only want to have one pair of skis then these bad boys might be a good option.