Thanks for your code, man
Well, I de-tuned both ends to the start of the side cut. Bastard file job.
First run was wide-ish turns in wind effected sun effected grabby bad snow. Tried work out how to let them run and how to pressure them. Just getting the feel. Downhill ski was hooking up hill a bit, plus other surprises, I generally did not feel so good. Doubt many people were though.
After that on other terrain and slight more consistent moist heavy snow and crusts: much better. Felt the power and smooth stability - that truckin feeling. Maintained power and momentum out of turns. Felt really solid and powerful. This could get dangerous. That was my initial reaction.
Almost hit a few small trees because I am so used to synapse-turning on 112 Wailers. Not the skis fault, just I need to change my habits.
[I ate some solid corn shit on a groomer coming home! Trying to rail some bumpy higher speed carves like I do on my Wailers and blew out both Dynafit Comfort toes. Bam! Skis were feeling great under me until then. Going to need a remount, which means buying new fkn bindings, rather than using what olds I had laying around].
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