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Rest in peace Woody, you blessed many lives
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Would probably not be ideal, because they are very short (60) inches and they have excessive rocker that makes them feel even shorter, as well as center mounted bindings wich would feel very weird on the ramp
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Probably depends on your level of skiing, recreational skier probably wont notice, competition skier may not notice but wouldn't be ideal for their application
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sounds like you are likely dropping your shoulder, in a sort of slalom style lean, focus on keeping your shoulders level and square
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1998 moomba boomarang
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I'd be interested in seeing if same form is shown at say 28 or 32 off, to me it looks like they are almost being forced into compressed positions because of the difficulty of pass
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I've snapped a ski with a handle pop before got a free one from dealer
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Often glassy conditions, well maintained course and friendly people
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That is a common occurrence on sia
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274 and counting
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Same thing happened to my fin block on my a3, as a result of skiing 100+sets in salt water per winter
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The struggle
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Heres some footage ive found
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chandler AZ water temp today 65 air temp 75 :D
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I do have a slalom course sitting in my garage at echo if any one wants to get permission from the authorities
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Gregs course was torn out middle of july last summer, i belive now with rose water filled with water he is giving up on echo
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woah 400 lbs anchors getting moved by the wind, and I thought salt water could not melt steel cables
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I have skied on the same A3 for almost 3 years now with no sign of wear to speed skin
Firebird Lake R.I.P
in News & Other Stuff
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Firebird Lake, Phoenix AZ is being turned into an overpass. Spent many days there in my time as a skier for ASU. Figured we could post pics and story’s here to honor the salty ski site.