The Importance (and Fun!) of a Quiver

[x10003q]

I'm talking about in the trees, no metal required.

Plattekill tripleside, when it is deep:

We can only hope for that

 

[Harvey]

Yea it's the only way I'd have a shot in a ski off against you too.

 

[Brownski]

Yea it's the only way I'd have a shot in a ski off against you too.

Somebody is gonna have to have an actual ski off at some point. We need to establish metrics/ rules etc…. Let’s do this right.

 

[Harvey]

I thought ski offs were just an illusion, a way for posers to pose, never really happening. Anyone ever seen one?

 

[x10003q]

I thought ski offs were just an illusion, a way for posers to pose, never really happening. Anyone ever seen one?

 

[Harvey]

^^I think that makes my point. ?

 

[Harvey]

My first ski with Metal. Vin's too:

 

[x10003q]

My first ski with Metal. Vin's too:

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welcome to Eastern skiing!!

 

[raisingarizona]

I like metal for groomers, freeskiing? Not so much.

The old school mantra that stuff skis are for experts is a bunch of poppiecock, it’s a racer thing. Stiff skis are more unpredictable in variable and natural snow conditions. It doesn’t feel safe at speed on all mountain terrain, it really is dangerous at times.

 

[Tjf1967]

I like metal for groomers, freeskiing? Not so much.

The old school mantra that stuff skis are for experts is a bunch of poppiecock, it’s a racer thing. Stiff skis are more unpredictable in variable and natural snow conditions. It doesn’t feel safe at speed on all mountain terrain, it really is dangerous at times.

I don't find that the case. I like metal in all my skis. My 110 have metal and I find them more predictable and stable in all conditions. That's just me.