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  1. #51
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    ^ Add a wetsuit zipper pull?

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    Ok, this is on its way to ill advised strategy to help with town downhill domination. Looking forward to the TR, with pic in suit on top step of the podium!

    Quote Originally Posted by Northway View Post
    Old XL GS suit taking up space in the closet...It's red (fast!) and padded (shred at will!)

    PM me your address and I'll send it your way, yours for free. But you better win.

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    Might not make as much of an impression as the previously mentioned options though.



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    Clearly, WD40.

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    Now that we've seen the micro-hahnenkahm, I think a smart wax choice will be your ace in the hole. Slipperiest slider wins.

    I noticed the pole click too, .

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    some guys have done well with WD40 ( on the skis )

    Won the 60+ rec class but I'm firmly convinced it was the wax not my skiing

    I was gona be a cheap fuck and buy something less spendy

    instead I sprang for a 80$ piece of Hi Fluro tribloc ( +10 to - 4 )

    I went faster than i have ever gone
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    I feel like any time you're contemplating wrapping yourself in full body spandex you should probably contemplate whether you're taking the activity far too seriously.

    Unless, of course, it's for S&M

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrenalated View Post
    I feel like any time you're contemplating wrapping yourself in full body spandex you should probably contemplate whether you're taking the activity far too seriously.

    Unless, of course, it's for S&M
    Could not the same be said for engaging in an activity with a deployable remotely triggered blow up pillow which you carry on your back for the duration?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark View Post
    Could not the same be said for engaging in activity with a blow up pillow you carry on your back for the duration?
    Hah!

    ....yes

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrenalated View Post
    Hah!

    ....yes
    I thought you retrofitted it with a blowup doll ;-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by galibier_numero_un View Post
    I thought you retrofitted it with a blowup doll ;-)
    Now that would sell well. People would pull the cord just to get their blow up doll to wrap her legs around them.

    "I'm 36 inches from hip to ankle, so that's 72 inches of therapy wrapped around you right now."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Northway View Post
    Looking forward to the TR, with pic in suit on top step of the podium!
    Subscribing for this....

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZomblibulaX View Post
    That spyder suit will fit, it just might be a pain in the ass to zip up and give you some horrific moose knuckle. I recommend stuffing a cucumber in there so the ladies know what’s up.
    And construct a fairing around your package for extra aero effect.

    It always makes the ladies start to talkin’

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    Quote Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark View Post
    Clearly, WD40.
    Pam cooking spray also could be an option, depending on the temperatures.

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    If it's cold on race day, break out that "old" can of ScotchGard! it contains perfluorooctane sulfonate. FluoroCarbons at pennies on the dollar!
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    spancered Downhill Racer

    Quote Originally Posted by Northway View Post
    Ok, this is on its way to ill advised strategy to help with town downhill domination. Looking forward to the TR, with pic in suit on top step of the podium!

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    Thank you, northway -- I am Glad to see this...

    i-as, I have given this some careful thought : DIY Options Included putting this in a thread for the collective,,, and now

    I believe You ! have a Responsibility To the collective Community to give this your YetiMan Glory Days Best effort ! !!


    as noted elsewhere, slipperiest skis will be A Huge advantage in the town ( "Nordic" ) Downhill... ! !! ( I laughed )

    And., I believe My better response to your (Classic) pole click is ...


    You May use Big Man, small ( "jacket" ) as Excuse #3

    ( on the U.p. the Light is Always Flat ! !! )


    Good luck ( have Fun ! !! ) tj
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    " I think about it everyday. It is my reminder to live life to the fullest. I get up early, go to bed late, 'cuz I got shit to do. Like I said, I'm 61. Not going to wait till I'm 81 to do stuff, ...

    Get out there and do stuff!

    Enjoy life to the fullest!!

    See you on the slopes! "

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    Ill Advised... pm me your address and I'll mail you a small chunk of this Cera-F solid flouro to rub on right before your start. Hang on!
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    Is the goal here to have everyone wear something ridiculous? Because if so, gorilla suit.
    Otherwise, just work on proper tuck form.
    No longer stuck.

    Quote Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn View Post
    Just an uneducated guess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn View Post
    Is the goal here to have everyone wear something ridiculous? Because if so, gorilla suit.
    Otherwise, just work on proper tuck form.
    That's not the way I read it --
    And If you see the pole click in the training run,
    I believe our Yeti IS looking for Speed
    ( superG skis coming and ceraF... )


    I do like the idea of a Glory Days YetiMan run...

    " Racer Ready ! 3 2 1...

    GoGoGo "

    : ) tj

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    Quote Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn View Post
    Is the goal here to have everyone wear something ridiculous? Because if so, gorilla suit.
    Otherwise, just work on proper tuck form.
    Who says you can’t be fast and ridiculous:

    Gentlemen, I submit that the suit appears to be this suit:

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    Yup

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    What skis have you got ?

    I was using 223 fisher RC4's from the early 80's but they weren't really all that fast and they didnt turn worth a damn somebody told me cuz the bases were not sintered, so I just started using my Atomic Redster womens FIS GS ski which seemed fast enough and easier to turn

    There are a bunch of old racers here, the ski club gets lots of people skiing, a race can bring a hundred racers with their families to the town so I disagree with people who say racing is not important IMO it a good thing for the hill even if you don't race

    so lots of old guys in sausage suits, everyone starts the bench racing and smack talking the next day after the race and its a good fund raiser for the ski club

    http://www.schussboomerdownhill.com/#introsection
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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    What skis have you got?
    Secret Weapons

    198 Hart Javelin + huge Vist plates
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    I used to run GS on these in the early 2000s until the paradigm got curvier and turnier. They’re like a much stiffer damper K2 Four.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ill-advised strategy View Post

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    Yup
    Can you recreate this photo for us after you get the suit please?

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    TGR should be sending a film crew (aka Warren Miller Style) to film this ski race event.... Could be a small segment in next year's TGR film...

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    The only good thing about those MRR's is that they color coordinate with that Spyder wrinkle-wrangler!
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