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  1. #1
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    East Coast Mags, What are you skiing?

    I am in full quiver update mode. What's your day to day front side ski?
    I bought a pair of Phantom Crystal Ships for the trees and am thinking Dynastar Contact 11's for day to day. I am around 135-140 lbs so soft skis are where I usually head.I found pair of Volkl 5stars for $300. but decided to give them a pass. I may regret that move later.
    Last edited by mrw; 08-22-2006 at 12:30 PM.

  2. #2
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    My Quiver:

    Volant Machete-f'ing awesome ski in any condition < a foot of new snow (very heavy) I've got this mounted on a plastic riser on top of the plate that come with the ski. Makes my knees quiver, but sure can arc a turn.

    Dynastar 8000-one of my favorites of all time. Not terribly stiff, I got this in a 178 and I should have gone longer...but, it's a great tree and billy goat ski.

    Volkl Mantra-if we get any decent amount of snow I'm on these in a second

    I'm looking to get a pair of pure powder boards (EHP, Goats, etc...) for the three weeks a year I get west (LCC and Jackson).

    I would take a look at the 8000 and also think the Volkl Karma would be a good ski to go long on with a light body.
    "I'm on the High-T and all I need is a little gravity to bring me back...back to the fringe"

  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by ECbum
    My Quiver:

    Dynastar 8000-one of my favorites of all time. Not terribly stiff, I got this in a 178 and I should have gone longer...but, it's a great tree and billy goat ski.

    Yeah I'm kinda thinking 8000 to the point where I may sell the Phantoms. That still leaves me looking for the basic inbounds packed powder/ice ski.

  4. #4
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    Me: 5' 11", 175#

    I've been on 180 V-pros for several years. I'm replacing those with 185 Karmas.

    When it snows much, I go to 180 explosives, but I want something fatter for.... well for fun

    When it's hard I bust out the 177 race stock (oh yes) P40 SL's.

  5. #5
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    G4s everyday, took out some old MFFLs for kicks.

  6. #6
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    It's a small quiver: 178 Rossignol Scratch Mogul for all conditions.

    Unfortunately they have to wear pasties.

  7. #7
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    Me 5' 11" 200 LBS

    Ice Ski - Dynastar Speed 66 170 CM
    Everyday Ski - Bro 188 Stiff
    Old Everyday Ski - Solly Pilot 10 185 CM
    Tree ski when there is any powder - CMH Explosiv 173 CM (way way way too short)
    Old skinny Ice ski - Rossi 9s 198 CM
    Tele Boards - Rossi Bandit x 2nd gen184 CM
    Rock Ski - Rossi Bandit x 1st gen 191 CM

    Boots Solly x Wave 10. Need new liners in a 27.5 if anyone has some.
    Courage + believe = life. Life is not about how many breaths you take. It's what you do with those breaths

  8. #8
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    Bro's...If I bought a pair it would be 179 softs. I am not sure about them as an ec every day ski though. Plus is looking like no western adventures for me this year.

  9. #9
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    The Starters:

    179 K2 Public Enemys with Mojo 15's handle the day to day stuff really well

    180 Atomic Heli Daddies with freerides for touring/pow day

    180 Powder Plus(with frankenski spatula bend) to handle early season pow/nipple deep K-mart blower

    The Role Players:


    181 Dynastar Concepts w/ 977's mogul/rock skis

    193 Volkl P-40's w/ markers speed skis

    180 Alpina Cross Terrains w/ silvretta 300's sled hauling, long tour workhorses

    Designated for Assignment:

    178 G4's unmounted but drilled to many times to be sellable
    and
    177 Atomic TM:X's with freerides not burly enough to be an inbounds/sidecountry ski, but not light enough to knock the Heli Daddies out of the quiver for a touring ski
    For sure, you have to be lost to find a place that can't be found, elseways everyone would know where it was

  10. #10
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    6'0 175#
    Volkl Karma: 185 daily
    Old Dynastar Concept: Beating/ rails, park, junk, parking lots
    Dynastar Speed 66: railing turns, almost never....

    Tele: 182 K2 enemies

    Buying:
    Fisher Pohete prolly in a 180 for EC tree powder junk.

  11. #11
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    5'10" 170-180#
    Everyday: 177 karma
    beater rocks + bumps: 185 K2 Outlaws and 183 flexon moguls
    deeper days: 180 exploders

  12. #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by Highway Star
    218cm Volkl DH with S920's & Deflex
    HSPPS....................
    Quote Originally Posted by RootSkier
    You should post naked pictures of this godless heathen.

  13. #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by Highway Star
    I have elephant testicles. No really, they were surgically implanted. So take that! Hah! nya nya nya
    Oh really? You don't say.


  14. #14
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    184 head monster IM 70 super rail flex, everyday ride,
    176 Volkle Gots for when the snow flies, bought them short to handle the tight woods at MRG & Sugarbush, also used them in the early season when the snow guns are blasting out tons of snow, if it is soft they are fun, if there is powder they are great.
    174 K2 Apachie Crossfire, thinking they me my everday ride
    165 Dynastar Omecarve 10, for the afternoons, or when everthing is hard or the legs are cooked. Turns at ablink of an eye and feel like you are on rails.

  15. #15
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    168 8800's with freerides for everything. I'm thinking of getting rid of them and getting some bro's and mounting them with the freerides then getting a skinnier ski (70-75mm waist) for ice and moguls. Though I'm cheap so I probably won't do this.

  16. #16
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    Me: 6'1" 220#

    180 Volkl Dragon Slayer- For ripping zipper lines when I am in the mood
    174 Foils- Fun ski for screwing around in the park/pipe. Also not bad in the trees and the whole mountain. A little soft for me.
    180 Atomic sx11- Hard, icy and Fast. These things are a ton of fun for top to bottom groomer runs at mach looney
    188 Dynastar Bigs- Rock skis
    188 Dynastar Legend 8800- Bought as a powder ski and for trips out west. They are good pretty much everywhere, not too exciting though.

    I will be dropping the Foils and trying out the Nordica Ignition. Foils are for sale if anyone is interested. Pristine shape= I don't do rails

    I am also considering picking up some bros so the legend 8800 will go on the selling block.


    I CAN"T WAIT FOR WINTER!!

  17. #17
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    186 Karhu Jak Team for everyday
    172 Karhu PFD for the days I just want to mess around
    I'm thinking something big for charging when it snows

  18. #18
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    Lots of clear-out-last-seasons-leftovers sales going on 'round here, so I'm thinking some changes are in the cards for me. Might spend less time on the old favorites, saw some Heads and 8000s for a nice price. If I can find some P12 Looks from last season, I'll pull hre trigger.

    Would really like to try some soft bros this season, that's about the only thing I can't get my paws on for a demo on the EC.

  19. #19
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    5'8" 150

    174 PE - everyday
    179 soft bro - powder

    Considering some things, but this is most likely it for this season.

  20. #20
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    EC........

    170 Head iM72s ...and new liners!!!;-)
    ...also considering something with more float, but this will prolly be it.
    Last edited by steved; 09-12-2006 at 09:14 PM.

  21. #21
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    Let's not forget the Phantom.

    It isn't necessary to imagine the world ending in fire or ice. There are two other possibilities: one is paperwork, and the other is nostalgia.
    -Frank Zappa

  22. #22
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    188 bro for everyday
    184 volkl 724 for ice
    185 pocket rocket for rock skis
    186 spatulas for real deep days
    193 m103s for days i want to scare myself
    still looking for the nordica w105 or 9.1ffs that i've been wanting since birth
    Three fundamentals of every extreme skier, total disregard for personal saftey, amphetamines, and lots and lots of malt liquor......-jack handy

  23. #23
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    Quote Originally Posted by blur
    184 head monster IM 70 super rail flex, everyday ride,
    176 Volkle Gots for when the snow flies, bought them short to handle the tight woods at MRG & Sugarbush, also used them in the early season when the snow guns are blasting out tons of snow, if it is soft they are fun, if there is powder they are great.
    174 K2 Apachie Crossfire, thinking they me my everday ride
    165 Dynastar Omecarve 10, for the afternoons, or when everthing is hard or the legs are cooked. Turns at ablink of an eye and feel like you are on rails.
    is that your list or the wifes???

  24. #24
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    Me: 5'9 165
    Last year was on 180 Volkl T-Rocks w/R8
    this year will be on 176 Movement Freeheel w/ HH

    Anything that is 87 or 88 in the waist is my quiver of one for tele'ing in northern Vt. I don't like how I have to alter my stance if I'm on anything over that and like getting really used to the nuances of one setup. I had a 3-4 pair quiver for years and would spend half the morning trying to adjust to what I was on for that day. If I moved back to yurp or when I can afford trips out west I will get something longer and upper 90's in the waist but till then, I'm stoked. God I wish it would snow soon!

  25. #25
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    Quote Originally Posted by Benny Profane
    Let's not forget the Phantom.
    I have an unmounted pair of Crystal Ships sitting in my office.

    I bought them here so I have no mounting info for them.

    I emailed Phantom but so far nada.

    Got any info you can share?

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