jimski

Obsessed. Way beyond obsessed

I’m the guy with the new boat,

Paying for fuel, boat expenses,

Constantly repairing the course.

After about 6 years and well over 1000 hrs of boat time I’ve finally had enough, and don't go go to the club any more. With that I have lost all my ski friends and boat drivers some good and some not so good. It’s the price I have to pay not to be taken advantage of,

But I am saving a ton of coin.

Thanks radar team you guys are doing a fantastic job with the podcasts

How a you see Freddie’s run.

It lost everything when they lost power

My first D3 ski

I bought it used

Is has 4 sets of inserts for the front bindings.

Is this normal.

I can’t find any clear pictures to compare

Thanks

Yup going to listen to this one over and over

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Oh man

Open the boarder

@MikeDoughty 403-317-9597

This guys a dealer in Calgary for camaro

Their the best

Down for a few days

Their not that bad

Call Darren he’ll walk you through it

That’s a beauty.hours mean nothing depending on how it’s been serviced.

The market is high right now.

It’s worth what you want to pay for it and the same goes when you sell it

Talk to John Goodman

He did this a boarder line

My experience with camaro is. The tighter is is the dryer it will be inside.

Not that this will help you.

I’m 180# and have a XL and a L

They both give me the same mobility but the L stays just a little bit dryer.

The first two hrs were spent fixing the broken mainline and untangling everything in The course.

Eat better

Learn more about out bound swing.

@Rpc29 good luck with that.

My wife has been a real trooper this last season. But skiing on New Year’s Eve in the misty rain finally broke her.

She said she’s not coming back out until may

Last one of the year

A

Little

Misty out but worth it

If your using a mainline setup I’d attach all the hard ware and just leave the buoys off for the Time being. You can easily add them later.

If your using anchors through the ice just add a sub buoy a couple feet down and leave the buoy off for now.

The 55’s sank last week on our course and I had a heck of a time with my timing.

Like Horton said if your skiing tournaments or other people are used to them I’d put them on the more familiar your practice course is to the real thing, the easier it will be to use other site courses.