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MK@whiteface

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  • Location
    East Haddam, Ct
  • Home Mountain/Resort?
    Whiteface, but live in CT now.
  • Occupation?
    Break Jet Engines
  • Current Boards in your Quiver
    178 oxygen proton, 176 F2 Speedster, 159 F2 Eliminator, Vintage 159 throttle
  • Current Boots Used?
    Saloman
  • Current bindings and set-up?
    TD1 @70, 69
  • Snowboarding since
    1997
  • Hardbooting since
    2002

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  1. MK@whiteface
    Pm sent
  2. MK@whiteface
    What bindings and boots did you use, to go with it? and was it just the base model? (No titanal/Saber)
  3. MK@whiteface
    Wow, I was commenting about all the boards being sold, being for the under 190 crowd, but this must be a beast....
  4. MK@whiteface
    Jack, I was talking overall, I agree there are different conditions, where everyone is just as good (To the best of their ability)
  5. MK@whiteface
    I'd like to talk to a SB carver that claims they are just as good as a hardbooter. I ride both, and it depends on what I'm doing. Pros and Cons to each set-up. Of course, when I first came into the Forum, all the whiteface guys would get yelled at for what kind of boots we wore (ski boots).
  6. MK@whiteface
    I'm assuming you are riding this, on hard boots?
  7. MK@whiteface
    I didn't buy this board, but just a shout out to Moose. Pleasure conversing with him, and recommend doing business with him.
  8. MK@whiteface
    Sent you a PM
  9. MK@whiteface
    I'm pretty fit, muscle is heavier than fat, you know....
  10. MK@whiteface
    My new drivers, always help me break 90 - at least once.
  11. MK@whiteface
    All the boards for sale on here lately, are for sub 190 lbers. I'm starting to feel old and fat, at 6'2, 210. :) For reference: you have to insert your own sarcasm.
  12. MK@whiteface
    Don't know what happened (and I'm sure a story will come out), but I have to say, a lot of people were looking for this guy, a lot of time was spent, and we should all be pretty happy that ski towns pull together, even for people they don't know.
  13. MK@whiteface
    This weekend, we get back to the lift line, and my son says, "Dad, you turned so hard, in front of me, that I almost fell going over that line in the snow" I was riding my softies.... :)
  14. MK@whiteface
    I’m currently letting him go off with his friends, on his heel side adventures, so I don’t think there is pressure there :) my post was was governed by interest on teaching methods, not frustration, at all. I’m riding for the first time, in years, I can’t be having more fun.
  15. MK@whiteface
    My point was, if they don't want you to help ("I've got it, I'm a pro"), has anyone found ways to make it fun, so they want to progress? He can get up and down the mountain, so I want him to take the next step.
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