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Its only bad if you suck. So, yeah...

They are getting snow right now. Things will change. Go. Maybe you can get a cheap Frontier flight.

the correct answer is: Throw away your piece of shit RTMs.

Only night skiing there? That sucks. Wrong. Cameltoe is ~165 skiable acres and Seven Springs is ~ 285. Seven springs is significantly bigger. It's not all about vert.

Nice work. Gotta stick with that name. If it wasn't snowing I would have joined you, Conditions were too good, though.

Great evening with fantastic snow, awesome people, and tasty beer. Razors was on point.

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ok.

Is renting three sets of skis, boots, poles really cost effective? Boots you can at least throw in your suitcase/carry on.

6ish. You? That sounds reasonable. See ya there.

Tomorrow's groomers should be niiiiiiiiice.

If you want glades go to frost. Should be great since they are closed at night. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This research has been known and is very interesting. I read about this a few years ago, I'm not sure if this is the same research, but I've noticed it in my knees the wider that the skis get. I think that is why it is important to rotate through different skis as opposed to being on one set. Similar to having multiple pairs of running shoes so that your muscles, tendons, ligaments, etc. do not mold to just one repetitive comfort. That being said, I don't think that 'fat skis' should be shunned because of this. Thanks for sharing this again.

What time are you heading up?

I'll be there for opening tomorrow as well before heading in to work. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Damn I forgot he was over there with NBC for the Olympics.

Fingers crossed for a low snow line. WTGAI.

I love demo days. Also, if you drive a Subaru they usually have a special lot for you to park in. That's always a win!

Fingers crossed. With my spring semester schedule, depending on the week I'm done for the week at 8:45 on Wednesday Mornings so that gives me the option for long weekends to get somewhere. Hoping your bouy is poppin' for me after it pops for you.

Nah I've never done a solo trip. Usually with a few to keep lodging costs down and just safety skiing with a partner out west.

I'll look into renting those TRMs, hopefully with demo bindings. I just want one day of 12+ inches out there. I'm in need of a pow day. An early trip gives me the option of chasing a storm later this season if needed, though.

Whistler is priming the pump for my arrival in a few weeks. This is just practice so Mother Nature remembers how to deliver when I get there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think the majority of people here wouldn't even consider waiting for somebody off of the snow, like in a hotel. What a waste of time.

Am I missing something? Has Blue been marketing that bench as lodging? wow, just wow.

Sure is. I'll be there.