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  1. #876
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    Quote Originally Posted by CnRzG View Post
    Not sure which... But if it begins next week and goes through February.... I am down with the low angle and gladed blower pow.
    Seconded on the blower pow. Just need to have it in decent quantities but well aware that too much of a good thing is not good.
    "We don't beat the reaper by living longer, we beat the reaper by living well and living fully." - Randy Pausch

  2. #877
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toadman View Post
    Seconded on the blower pow. Just need to have it in decent quantities but well aware that too much of a good thing is not good.
    I'll take it in quantities of 4-6 inches per day for a whole month.

  3. #878
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    Nice groomers today, perfect skiing for the January thaw

  4. #879
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    i'm unfortunately headed out of state for family assist
    i'm guessing a weather shift will occur in my absence

  5. #880
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    Quote Originally Posted by thefortrees View Post
    Nice groomers today, perfect skiing for the January thaw
    Crushing Snowflakes 1 turn @ a time.
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  6. #881
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    The projected weather switch coincides perfectly with my frontside'ish/groomer'ish ski purchase. You are welcome.
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  7. #882
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    Quote Originally Posted by PhiberAwptik View Post
    The projected weather switch coincides perfectly with my frontside'ish/groomer'ish ski purchase. You are welcome.
    What did you get?
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  8. #883
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    Quote Originally Posted by jonesy View Post
    What did you get?
    Rossi Experience 94. Skinny for me.
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  9. #884
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    Quote Originally Posted by PhiberAwptik View Post
    Rossi Experience 94. Skinny for me.
    Those are definitely trenchers.
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  10. #885
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    Since no one seems stoked on much. T-line was super fun combo of sugar and corn today.
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  11. #886
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sessiøn View Post
    Since no one seems stoked on much. T-line was super fun combo of sugar and corn today.
    Hoodoo had the same conditions. You see some wacky shit at the Doo.
    Last edited by jonesy; 01-16-2021 at 07:23 PM.
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  12. #887
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    ^^^Yes it was. Kinda warm creamed corn with the occasional scraped over patch to keep you light on your feet. Ahh Juneuary

    Pic from the top with non-mag buddy Ben, whom many of you have met. Damn we look good!
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    The Deviation guys were demoing skis and boards. Ben tried out The Matrix (left- 135/87/122) while I tried the Mode 102 (135-102-122).
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    Both were damp and did a great job of cutting the schmoo while being easy to put on edge. The Mode was surprisingly easy to go edge-edge, and held it even when slope was scraped clean. Need to try in six inches of west-side crud.

    And in the "Only at Hoodoo" department, there was a guy skiing in a ghillie suit...

  13. #888
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    Maybe he was hoping to catch a ptarmigan dinner?

    Sadly, with the 12” of coverage lost to the rain at the beginning of the week, that guy probably blended in really well with the manzanita fields between Face and Crater (also known as a place where the adventurous can find combat skiing) ...
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    I'll be there."
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  14. #889
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    BTW, who here has ON3P's with Magnus topsheet, but clearly not Magnuses?
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  15. #890
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    Some called today's snow "firm and fast" some called it "bulletproof".

    I call it perfect for 178cm, 65mm waist, 14.5m radius, catholic-priest-at boy's-choir-practice stiff Head TT80s. Drive that shovel and they love you long time.

    They definitely performed better than the tourons I saw riding on DPS with Dynafiddles and avy packs.

    The Johnson family from SLC was there

  16. #891
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    Quote Originally Posted by TBS View Post

    They definitely performed better than the tourons I saw riding on DPS with Dynafiddles and avy packs.

    The Johnson family from SLC was there
    Bet they looked cooler than you though

  17. #892
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    Of course they did, but who had more fun? I love a narrow ski for groomers. Still praying to get the MX84's out this season if Mammoth ever opens lodging again.
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    I think you'd have an easier time understanding people if you remembered that 80% of them are fucking morons.
    That is why I like dogs, more than most people.

  18. #893
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    Feel the Power of the Darkside young Jedi.
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  19. #894
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    Start your snow dances, because we need to put this juneuary behind us. My SuperBros have seen entirely too much time on snow this month and I've got a pair of Powderboards that I am dying to get on.

  20. #895
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    Don't any of you sons of bitches buy any more pow skis.
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  21. #896
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    I drove to COVID central in SoCal with record hi temps and high winds for you...isn’t it working?

  22. #897
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    You had fever and gas?
    Daniel Ortega eats here.

  23. #898
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    Well, today was the day for skinny skis fo sho. I took out Fischer GS for the first time in about 5 years… no more than a couple minutes wait in line so what the heck, I wanted to see how much vertical I can get - ended up getting 56,000 vertical feet for the day. Hope I made Jonsey proud!

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  24. #899
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    Nice work! Doesn't look like you took a single breather. Need some more cascade to hrm to really build up the lactic acid!

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    Well done. That's major footage.
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