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    Blister annual book of gear

    I know, jfe024 and his ilk have lots to do, but I've become reliant on this tome, especially now before the only season worth thinking about. Come on, release it already. September's practically over, and you did say September. Giddy up, you sexy bastards.

    This post is fueled by some lack of snow frustration, five negronis and two boulevardiers. Ran out of gin.

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    Blister annual book of gear

    You mean this? The Analog version has been released.

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    In constant pursuit of the perfect slarve...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bandit Man View Post
    You mean this?Click image for larger version. 

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    What the fuck? I need to check my email.

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    So, it's going to be a while until I get mine. Release the digital version, Jonathan!

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    Good to see the C132 and FL113 included. Hoped for a FL113 review in the 187. Seeing that the 194 is ranked as the “most demanding” and second to last in “most work in tight terrain” isn’t a surprise.
    In constant pursuit of the perfect slarve...

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    Lol. Not that surprised, either.

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    Those 194 slight camber "blems" are probably absolute missiles then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Velomayniac View Post
    Those 194 slight camber "blems" are probably absolute missiles then.
    The uncambered ones are,too, so I'm starting to feel some FOMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arild View Post
    The uncambered ones are,too, so I'm starting to feel some FOMO.

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    I'm sure they are. I can't wait to try a pair of HL skis. I'm just saying the cambered blems make me feel like I should spend more time in ballistics engineering before even considering. Like a mix between a Bodacious and a Pro Rider.

    I haven't read through all the HL threads on here, I honestly don't know the background of each ski nor the skis that influenced each HL model. I'm a regular rider of the 191 Monster 108s, and I think that influenced the FL113?? Maybe I'm mistaken.

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    Just needed to be a touch more patient:

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    Did you fall asleep? What time is it in the middle of Norway?

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    1:14am. No, mixed another boulevardier, stared at it for a while and then drank a glass of water.

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    And I did find the guide at last. Turns out my cc had expired.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Velomayniac View Post
    I'm sure they are. I can't wait to try a pair of HL skis. I'm just saying the cambered blems make me feel like I should spend more time in ballistics engineering before even considering. Like a mix between a Bodacious and a Pro Rider.

    I haven't read through all the HL threads on here, I honestly don't know the background of each ski nor the skis that influenced each HL model. I'm a regular rider of the 191 Monster 108s, and I think that influenced the FL113?? Maybe I'm mistaken.
    The Monsters influenced the flex pattern, mostly. The shape is otherwise not super related, other than both being chargers. Sorry, didn't see your post.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arild View Post
    I know, jfe024 and his ilk have lots to do, but I've become reliant on this tome, especially now before the only season worth thinking about. Come on, release it already. September's practically over, and you did say September. Giddy up, you sexy bastards.

    This post is fueled by some lack of snow frustration, five negronis and two boulevardiers. Ran out of gin.

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    Two Negronis and I'm a very happy wreck, but a wreck nonetheless. Good effort - and good taste.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Island Bay View Post
    Two Negronis and I'm a very happy wreck, but a wreck nonetheless. Good effort - and good taste.
    Will absolutely recommend the Boulevardier. Just use bourbon instead of the gin, only add 25% more bourbon for sweetness.

    I just discovered this last year that a Negroni is the only real alternative to an old fashioned.

    Cheers


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    Quote Originally Posted by arild View Post
    I just discovered this last year that a Negroni is the only real alternative to an old fashioned.

    Cheers


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    Not true. An ‘improved whiskey cocktail’ is also a great alternative. (The thing it was supposed to improve upon is an ‘old fashioned cocktail’.)

    Also, Sazerac.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong View Post
    Not true. An ‘improved whiskey cocktail’ is also a great alternative. (The thing it was supposed to improve upon is an ‘old fashioned cocktail’.)

    Also, Sazerac.
    Thanks for the pointers. Will check them out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arild View Post
    Thanks for the pointers. Will check them out.

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    Ha! That was fast. Just sitting here hoping for drinking tips?

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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong View Post
    Ha! That was fast. Just sitting here hoping for drinking tips?
    For some reason, Tapatalk decided to start notifying me whenever anyone participates in whatever stupid thread I've started. I think I may have Covid again, as I'm all snot, no taste today, so on the wagon.

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    Did you know that it's just been International Negroni Week?

    Best cocktail in the world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Island Bay View Post
    Did you know that it's just been International Negroni Week?

    Best cocktail in the world.
    I didn't know, but I've certainly honored it this week, if nothing else than by instinct alone.

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    Lolz, instinct is sometimes all you need

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    Since I started this cunt of a thread, I think it's only fair to the blister crew to discuss their book.

    Those of you who have the print edition; any better than previous years? Quality of paper matters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arild View Post
    For some reason, Tapatalk decided to start notifying me whenever anyone participates in whatever stupid thread I've started. I think I may have Covid again, as I'm all snot, no taste today, so on the wagon.

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    Ugh. Hope you get through it quickly.

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