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2 hours ago, slabber said:
Apparently mine has a first for Coiler feature... grey sidewall ptex.
(presume @ShortcutToMonctonwas still 'stock' white?)
Got mine out for a quick hour before the lifts closed today... it was confidence inspiring. Not enough ride time to assess properly just yet, but I'm stoked as it cut through the mess we had with the recent ~10cm that fell since yesterday.
OMG. How thick/heavy is that board??
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6 hours ago, Wolf said:
I actually wrote a review of the bag but Amazon rejected it saying my review doesn't comply with community guidelines. I'm one of those Vine reviewers and have written a lot of reviews and haven't yet figured out what Amazon doesn't like about the review of the bag.
No surprise there. Internet fact checking, truth scrubbing, the powers that be keeping the masses in the dark at its best right there. SMH
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8 hours ago, mprovenc said:
Not interested but are those steel or alum heel receivers?
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3 hours ago, Bentnail said:
I had a 31 inch day yesterday at red lodge yesterday. As good as 2019 MCC. Cheers see y’all soon
awesome! I saw Jackson Hole had a storm total of 44 inches. We had 31"
41 minutes ago, Kneel said:MCC 1. Damn, that was stupid fun.
I wish I experienced that session!
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2 hours ago, st_lupo said:
Bonus points for a solution that fits boards up to 185cm.
I was lucky to buy a couple of Rossignol board bags that is padded in the middle, water proof and can handle 210's. Unfortunately they don't make them anymore
I found this but it's expensive. Do I win bonus points? https://www.amazon.com/Snowboard-Waterproof-Capacity-Adjustable-Foldable/dp/B0BN893SW4/ref=asc_df_B0BN893SW4?tag=bngsmtphsnus-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80745517015671&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584345038645201&psc=1
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glad this snow was heavy. covered the hard icy pack
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gotta love that big pow
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On 1/26/2023 at 10:06 AM, fluxgame said:
Noticed this crack on the outside of my right (front) boot after riding this morning. And, after closer inspection, found another crack starting in a similar spot on the inside of my left boot. Figure these are pretty much toast at this point, but was looking for input on if these are safe to ride. Not sure I've got enough time or $$$ to pick up new boots before I fly out to MCC.
Just say No to Crack!
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I like my boards shaped like a woman. Narrow in the waist and full figured everywhere else.
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2 minutes ago, inkaholic said:
MCC 2019
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6 minutes ago, crackaddict said:
@dredman Can I also have some things shipped to your mom's house please? I need a new onsie! DM me the address?
Now that's funny! Maybe he can let you demo one? Skid marks included!
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1 minute ago, Odd Job said:
Wolf Creek 2022. 2 days of near waist or waist high refills; even right off the lift at 4pm.
I remember one day a couple of years ago it snowed so hard by the time we got back to the top of the lift our tracks had filled in. Talk about endless powder runs!
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14 minutes ago, Jcar said:
Thigh deep pow at the first Montucky Clear Cut at Turner Mtn. It was nuts! First time riding that type of snow and by far the deepest.
was it the infamous year 2018? I heard it was awesome! I would love to ride that fall line mtn. with deep pow
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First day for this season this year was at a little gem of a mountain Lost Trail MT. Second day opener with 14" fresh on a untouched run with a base of 41". So deep, nose of pow board got buried and I went arse over tea kettle. Took me 10 minutes to pack enough snow under my hands and board to get stood up again. Skier buddy 20 yards from me did the same thing. A lot of work but so much fun.
Today at Bridger Bowl we had 18" of pow with 22" on the ridge with more tonight. What a day!
What's your deepest powder day?
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2 hours ago, barryj said:
That's a good one Corey!
Speaking of boards flying away, there's also Don't Be Stupid!......Was riding up the lift at Boreal for 1st lap night riding and it's a deep pow night and for some reason I decide it's imperative to check I'm solidly attached to my front TD3 SW SI....so what do I do......In a brain fart moment I pull the friking release lever and in shock and embarrassment I see my board drop like a bomb and nose over an auger in nose first in the ungroomed steeps under the lift towards the top.......and disappear! Gone, Vanished.
So I get to the top and just casually walk off the chair and the lifty just stares but doesn't say a word. So I start walking sliding, wading back down to where I last saw the board and spend a hour+ digging here and there for buried treasure until I was about to give up and actually sat down on the tail of the board! All my pit digging had drifted me downhill and away from the groom, so once I got the board out the real work started.....it was so deep to get back out to the groom I had to lay on top of the board and surf paddle out of the pow. I was so spent from all that when I finally got back down I was toast and just went straight to the car! No even one....and Done!
Yikes! That's scary beyond belief E! You one lucky dude!!
Senor moment? Lol....
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30 minutes ago, barryj said:
...and bad shoulders/broken collar bones/torn rotator cuffs!
We all have our laundry list of pains Sucks getting old
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4 hours ago, SunSurfer said:
Older, stiffer backs love step-ins!
Yep.
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This is the funniest post. Keep them coming
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53 minutes ago, west carven said:
howdy
decades too late ... awesome looking groomer ...
I wish these pimp machines were on my hill
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On 12/12/2022 at 5:11 PM, weather_nerd said:
Below is my current plan. I'll be driving north on I-15 to Turner with a half-day stop at Eagle Pass, and then stopping at resorts on the way back down after MCC. Resorts included in my passes are in black. Resorts I will have to pay for are in red.
@dredman I have Discovery in the current schedule. The back bowls there look great! Whitefish and Grand Targhee are maybes - depends on my budget and energy levels. I don't want to pay $100+ for a lift ticket if my legs are too sore to enjoy it.
@ibrussell Lost Trails is on the list and included in my Indy Pass. I may go up there again in March for a banked slalom event. Right now Snowbasin and Grand Targhee are maybes. Snowbasin is pushing the price for me, especially when I have Pow Mow as part of my Indy Pass. But TBD.
@kibber I may be stopping at Grand Targhee midweek on the way home, although I'm not sure yet. I currently have Beaver Mountain UT on the schedule since my Indy Pass covers it. Or, it may be a rest day. I will probably play it by ear. Since it is a weekday, I am guessing they won't sell out of window tickets?
Thanks all for the advice!
If I were you Grand Targhee is a bucket list! High speed quads and speed six, Lots of wide groomers and wide open terrain. I wish I lived close enough for a daily mountain. Discovery has a fun back side for Powder days. I would do discovery before Lost Trail because of back tracking
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On my deep powder boards ie. 6" plus days. I ride on F2's with UPZ XC12 boots (UPZ have a steeper ramp angle) but my set up is 3 deg. front foot toe lift with one cant shim leaning back base angle 31 deg. Back foot I ride flat. base angle 33 deg. I like back foot forward a couple of degrees.
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I ride pow with UPZ XC12 stock. I like them both on and off piste. When I ride groomers all day I use my RC12's for better support
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Blue runs off of Ram Charger like Ambush, Silver Knife, Big Horn. Off of Southern Comfort a nice green to blue there's El Dorado run under the chair with others on that side of slope which are nice cruisers. Swift Current there's Lobo, Calamity Jane, Crazy Horse, Mr. K is a nice green run for nice cruising. Enjoy! Its hell of a mountain to play on.
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Intec heel de-lam
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Looks like you got your moneys worth out of these. How much hiking to the lift do have to travel?