espnman

I'm sitting on a 2014 67'' Superlite CX. Lightly used in perfect shape. Picked it up new end of last season. PM me if interested. 10-14 Attack boots attached.

I'm 6'1'', 195. It's just a little too much ski for me (moved down to a Senate alloy).

This is a great thread.

1. When I nail a turn I can't help but scream.

2. Adrenaline.

3. 67'' and large vest keep me under 200.

4. Gets even better with a couple beers.

5. Chicks dig the spray.

2012 69'' Radar Senate C for sale. Used this summer only.

Nothing wrong with the ski except a minor scratch on top. The bottom is flawless. I'm moving on to 68'' Strada (progressed a lot this year and lost 50 lbs).

I'm asking $375 blank. I will throw in the 2012 XL Radar Vector bindings for another $100.

This is my 4th ski to be sold on SIA (see sold posts). No complaints from first 3 buyers. Buy with confidence!

http://www.ski-it-again.com/php/skiitagain.php?topic=Search&category=Slalom&postid=25297

I'm hoping you guys can weigh in on my situation because I'm having a hell of a time deciding my next move.

I went out this week looking for a closeout 2013 68 Vice and found a nice deal. After ordering, the merchant called to let me know they were out-of-stock (listed in-stock online) BUT could get me a 2013 68 Strada instead for $700. Seemed like a good idea so I jumped at it. Now I'm thinking that I might be better off waiting until the Vapor (alloy version) comes out rather than going with the Strada. I'm not sure I need 100% carbon ski and really feel like the dampening/soft ride characteristics of Vice or alloy Vapor might be better.

I'm 6'2'' 195-205lbs skiing at 32mph 22' off. I fool around on the course but mostly free ski. Currently on 2012 69 Senate C which feels big.

The Strada won't ship for a couple days so I have the weekend to figure this out. Any idea what the price point is going to be on the cheapest Vapor mold?

Keith

Received a 2012 Senate C today w/ 2011 Vector boots (feather frames). After mounting the rear binding I noticed there was space between the middle of the binding and the ski (not sitting flush). Its not just a sliver either; it's about 1/8 inch at its highest. It is attached by four screws and I'm sure it will flex down when skiing, but I'm still concerned.

Anyone else experience this? Guess this is a vote for the aluminum plates...

First post. I've been skiing for 2 years and I'm starting to think my 71 Triumph is a bit too big for me. 6'1'' 230. I'm looking at either a 69 Senate or Senate C for an upgrade. I would describe my skill level as beginner/intermediate, mostly open water but I do have access to a course.

Any reason for me to drop the extra $200 on the C? Will I wish I did 2 years down the line?

Thanks for the help.