drjeff
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In a perfect world, I'd have an entire quiver of Kastle products!love your kastles doc. i have the 116s. in a perfect world i also have the 96 and 106
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In a perfect world, I'd have an entire quiver of Kastle products!love your kastles doc. i have the 116s. in a perfect world i also have the 96 and 106
I’ve mentioned previously I’d planned to replace my Kore 93s with Stormriders but had a change of heart. New boots made the Kores come alive again and I think the Kore design is more suited to me. They do have a lot of days on them though so planning on replacing them the newer version; I’ll be curious to hear how you like the new ones.Although my Head Kore 93s broke after 150 days...we'll see how the new improved ones do...
Probably average a pair a year, never new though, always demo. Some get far more than 100 days, some far less.100 days...crap..ide be buying new skis every year now..I'm trying for 300 days..Although ski days..does not equate to hours skied...
Although my Head Kore 93s broke after 150 days...we'll see how the new improved ones do...
My ski life expectancy is also a bit dependent on what type of snow I primarily use them on. My hard snow, front side carvers where I am really pressuring them, I would say that 100 day number is similar for me. My soft snow skis are probably in the 150-200 day range. Often though with my Quiver now at 9 pairs of skis (helps having my son these days skiing on ski lengths that I also use to augment my quiver selection for sure) I may end up replacing some with some life still left in them due to either the age of the bindings or there's just been enough progression in the design and construction of a particular style of ski that I want to upgrade. Or sometimes I just see a good price on a pair of demo skis from powder7.com that I can't resist!Probably average a pair a year, never new though, always demo. Some get far more than 100 days, some far less.
I just run the stone on the bottom to remove any burrs after filling the sides.With the right tools..you can't screw up the edges...just leave the base edges alone..
Then a few times a season get a super tune to reset the base.
I ski the Laser AX which these replaced. Mine bite hard, and are pretty versatile as hard snow skis go, good in bumps.How are they in moguls..I need a ski for those icy days when the kores just aren't stiff enough...when liftline is shiny...
In a perfect world, I'd have an entire quiver of Kastle products!
This is my ski as well. Bought em used off powder 7 and have put 150 or so days on them. I can't kill them. I'll keep trying but they still ski good.My Enforcers have 150+ days on them and they look like it…probably going to need a new pair for next season but hate to spend the money.