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I don't want to go much softer than the PEs. They're damn near perfect for me. Longer and wider with a sub 20 turn radius is more important. Justin recommended the PEs for me way back when and pretty much nailed it. I'm 6'1 and a Clyde so the longer the better pretty much. Only downside to that is gets tight in the trees but I manage pretty well swinging the 186 obsethed around in there Those skis kick ass in the pow but chalky snow or speed and it's a jackhammer

That's been on my short list to demo for a while, they get good reviews in the rags too. If I am remembering correctly either the 98 or 100 gets rated higher pretty consistently though for some reason.

I've had a slew of skis over the years, and I can't say that I've ever owned a pair that was bad. Putting that into perspective though, that simply means that I've found some way to justify my purchase. Every pair of skis ever made however is good at something. Getting to my point here... I still find myself going back to my 07 K2 public enemy 179 skis the most. They're pre rocker days, they are a little shorter than I usually care for, they are narrower waisted than I'd like and some days I wish they were just a tad less stiff but there's no such thing as a perfect one quiver ski. I would like some recommendations here just for an idea of where to start looking for the future I want to find a new every day go to ski I pretty much have it in my head that I want something in the 180 - 190 length range with a waist size somewhere between 93-103 with a smaller turning radius that can handle everything the same way my PEs do. I prefer twin tips as I ski backwards a lot when teaching and it's just a personal preference for me. I'm not hell bent on brands, or looks, or even price. I just want a baller replacement for my PE I'm just curious to see what you guys think and that would give me a starting point to demo I guess.

I never use the hood of my jacket either. Thankfully mine zips off, it hasn't been on there since I got it.

Air sledding is a better suited name for what they are calling it

The glades are the best they've been since like forever. Awesome man.

Kind of where I was going with it , a dedicated slope

. Definitely agree with you but from a financial standpoint they're probably making the right decision being as they're the only mountain that would offer it for the time being

I'm sure that you didn't have lift service though

I just did this today with the kids but it wasn't lift served unfortunately

I definitely think this would be fun and could potentially bring a ton of money in for them though

Does Montage plan on allowing these sleds on the slopes or will they have designated areas kind of like everywhere does with tubing? While I think that being able to sled on the slopes would kick ass as an airboarder, it would suck as a skier or boarder having sleds buzzing around at boot level.

I was the closest. It's airboarding.

Today was seriously freaking awesome. I doubt that I'll be saying that again on Presidents' Day weekend for a very long time.

High Rustler is da titz.

There was some moguls there as well

Looking good R2 Your posts are like a fresh coat of paint on this forum Glad you're back.

Welcome back R2.

Ski bike ?

In all seriousness. Props to Root for getting out there

GSS douching up your thread -100 gnar points

18" of groomed non flavored icee

I can't really disagree with TP4. Camelback has a nice variety of trails and it's a fun place to ski.

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/Swiss_cheese_pervert_arrested.html

So how much did your Pops post for your bail after that whole Swiss cheese thing anyway ?