rocks860
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That’s what I like to hear!
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RustyGroomer
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Absolutely what Euler said. Skiing is great right now. Yesterday
rocks860
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Excellent, will buy my ticket today or tomorrow
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rocks860
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Looks like there were a few 54.99 tickets left on liftopia so I snagged one, will be there on Saturday!
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Now I just need to decide what skis to take, would you guys say it’s powder ski worthy?
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KustyTheKlown
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by saturday with no refresher snow? no.
im bringing my 105s this weekend. the 118s are wild overkill.
im bringing my 105s this weekend. the 118s are wild overkill.
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Not to scare you but bring your best edges. The steeps have a nice (if that's possible} ice layer underneath but still skied great. Personally it did not bother me one bit & it makes for a super solid base. Moreso than rocks. Really fun technical skiing.
rocks860
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Yeah I’m thinkin the 100s should do fine, only concern is no rocker on those
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urungus
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No. But the Green Chair did.
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So someone says "bring your best edges as there is a ice base on the steeps" and someone replies "I'll bring my 100's but I am afraid because they are not rockered"
Hmmm...
Hmmm...
RustyGroomer
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Whatever skis you like best for a little slide into powder pockets. I would think there's no need for rocker but wtf do I know.
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I was more concerned about the loose snow between those patches of ice and or potential woods shenanigans.
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There will be bumps, we are purposely going to start only grooming half trails and letting the other side bump up for spring shenanigans. Pack accordingly!
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I heard it'll be a wildlife sanctuary. Like when a ship sinks & becomes a reef.
Awesome on the 1/2 & 1/2 DW. Love those days...
Awesome on the 1/2 & 1/2 DW. Love those days...
BenedictGomez
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I wish more places did this, at least on a few trails.
It allows differing levels of skiers in the same group/family better enjoy a run together.
Edd
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Bretton Woods does it on many trails. It’s great.
slatham
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Talisman today was groomed to perfection skiers left, chopped powder shots (soon to be moguls) skiers right. Very nice. In fact there were a lot of very nice groomers, some nice lose/chopped packed powder on some east side trails, while the steeeper pitches had a challenging and technical combo of powder topped bumps with some firm to icy troughs. Nothing that can’t be handled, and it builds character too.
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