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coach3
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note if a skier is lff or rff and how soon they load on each side, and then drive them in rhythm.
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Has anyone tried 8 deg for 34 mph skiers?
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Brooks set me up and critiqued a video of the new Vapor running 32 off. First class guy and ski. I am front foot challenged and the ski still comes around with the boots set a bit forward of stock. Good for us tail riders. I am at stock long and shallow but a bit forward DFT.
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I have one 865-755-5588
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I've got one barely used chris 865-755-5588
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Chanah Carter and I have been testing the 2014 prototype which has the same bottom as the GT. It feels about the same at longer line lengths but holds well when you make a tight turn and or get shorter. Joel do you think one can go to a bigger size if on the border? Or is it about the same?
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Yea I'm sure our buoys aren't legal but they don't look too bad. I've got the wallys with almost no air and half water. They seem to submerge easily w your hand. I know I've added mass w water inside but, the mass is below the warerline. Anyone have some good evidence on the water no water fill idea?
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I replaced the lower lace w a bungee I robbed from a d3 boot. I leave the liners in all the time and they have worked well for the past 3 years. I use power step orthotics inside the liner so it can slide against the bottom and come out for an OTF.
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I know this is an old thread but....I have bothe bubble buoys and wally on our course. For either one to work well they have to be very low with no more than 1/3 of the buoy visible. This makes the angle of the buoy surface much less and gives the ski a chance to continue it's direction and speed. Even if you put a bubble buoy up at half way on the line the angle is 90deg and ejection is likely.
