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art90notch

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  1. I'm not much of a skier, but I've ridden both sizes at 32 and 34 mph.. 68" was less physical work for me at those speeds and I am 6'0 200ish.. Someone pretty smart told me it is easier to make a big ski feel smaller than it is a small ski to ski bigger.. Or something like that. @aupatking did you ride my 68 yet?
  2. I'm not much of a skier, but I've ridden both sizes at 32 and 34 mph.. 68" was less physical work for me at those speeds and I am 6'0 200ish.. Someone pretty smart told me it is easier to make a big ski feel smaller than it is a small ski to ski bigger.. Or something like that. @aupatking did you ride my 68 yet?
  3. Used radar strada boots. If you are concerned about $. The new version of those-the vapor are great also from what I hear. I went from stradas to reflex supershell and R-style. There was a bit of a transition at first, but I feel as comfortable in the new setup as I did in the stradas after 4-5 sets. I still go OTF some, but I let go more often than not if I feel one coming. Just let go... Not worth it at all.
  4. @aupatking You may have an addiction.... I can't really call it a problem because you did get me up on a slalom this summer. I bought a ski, then a boat, then another ski, then another... Ok, so I may have the same addiction. There needs to be an a2 over between the a1 and a3..
  5. Well, being a beginner skier who just learned to slalom this summer I would say definitely use a mid-level to start running the course. I went from a Theory making a couple balls in the course while maintaining decent form with few bad habits to an A1. I made a few more balls with the A1, but felt my skiing getting worse. I have since moved to an S2 and having only ridden it once, it seems to suit my skill level and style very well. In my mind, there is more value in maintaining/perfecting your technique on a mid-level before moving up to a top line ski. That being said, I'm a beginner and don't really know any better..
  6. 69 Radar Theory. I was a similar weight when I started skiing around the first of July. It's been a great ski for me. Has also been a great teaching ski @aupatking and I have gotten at least 5 first timers up on it (including me). Ski is still plenty fun to get out and turn on and have a blast.
  7. Whoever that was that destroyed those gloves must be a beast. I would make him ski everyday this week as punishment. Then this weekend when we go to the event in Tuscaloosa he (I) can buy you new gloves. Fwiw, this is why I never let anybody ever even put on my roadracing gloves..
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