Look at the snow melt around where the skis were leaning on the snow bank.
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2019 Pugski.com Demo Day & Tailgate Party at Mt Rose
- Thread starter Tricia
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Must have been all those hot skis you had yesterday.
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@Tricia @Philpug @Andy Mink Thanks for putting on a great event. Enjoyed every bit of it.
@textrovert It was great to meet you in person. Hoping our paths cross again.
@ScotsSkier @Philpug Please remind me on the stiffness rating of the non-FIS SL 165 I skied yesterday.
Not saying I'm gong to order, just need to have it somewhere as a reminder for my fading memory.
For those that might be interested... it was good, oh so good... damp, yet flexed sooo smoothly ... knifed through hardpack so well, initiated turns so quickly... It was my first ski of the day and it's feel haunted me all day... I stayed on groomers with this ski. So wished I was a better skier so that I could let them run, get more out of them. For me, they're survivable by this advanced intermediate. I think they'd be very enjoyable for the really advanced/competent skier/racer.
For context (as if you don't already know from all upthread)... Yesterday was cold/cloudy/snowy morning after a raining day... The snow didn't get soft until noon. Death cookies and granular ice for the first two hours (at least).
@textrovert It was great to meet you in person. Hoping our paths cross again.
@ScotsSkier @Philpug Please remind me on the stiffness rating of the non-FIS SL 165 I skied yesterday.
Not saying I'm gong to order, just need to have it somewhere as a reminder for my fading memory.
For those that might be interested... it was good, oh so good... damp, yet flexed sooo smoothly ... knifed through hardpack so well, initiated turns so quickly... It was my first ski of the day and it's feel haunted me all day... I stayed on groomers with this ski. So wished I was a better skier so that I could let them run, get more out of them. For me, they're survivable by this advanced intermediate. I think they'd be very enjoyable for the really advanced/competent skier/racer.
For context (as if you don't already know from all upthread)... Yesterday was cold/cloudy/snowy morning after a raining day... The snow didn't get soft until noon. Death cookies and granular ice for the first two hours (at least).
It was great seeing everybody and the skiing turned out to be pretty good...and Phil was demonstrating the one-man shotski technique ;-)
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Another great gathering!
Another great gathering!