200cm+ challenge
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Cuervo1.8k
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too bad you don't know how use them.Highway Star wrote:I'm in....name a time and a spot.
are those autographed?
whatever - they're still 22cm shorter than my teleskis.
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swiftskier
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Wouldn't that be GS, not SG? I'ld love to see you do freestyle on those. In fact, I'ld love to see anyone do freestyle any way it's been defined with skis over 200 cm. Fischer, an austrian company, made some rather stiff GS skiis in that length. You're going to have a hard time turning those things. You're prabably going to ski with them on Intermediate trails. Let me know which ones so I make sure I'm not in your way.Bling Skier wrote:Gots me a pair of 217cm Fischer SG skis......Gotta dust them off tune them up (1deg base 2deg side or a one and one bevel)along with throwing on some binders.
Zurbriggen's ski. It would have served you well in Austria, but stateside?powbmps wrote:Highway Star - What's up with your boots in that picture?
I used to have some 213 Kastle Super G skis. Talk about stable! Tough to bust out the multiple twisters though.
Too short for today's conditions. More edge, better ice control.Vinny Vincenzo wrote:Have a couple 200's and a 196. They're fun to break out on the groomers but probally not so much on current conditions.
