The Fiddle was fantastic today - The 1080's? A serious blast

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Post by jon4snow »

Pedro wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:
Dr. NO wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:Don't expect them to groom fiddle the rest of the year. This weekend is the last one for Bear anyway.

B)
Mmm, poached bumps on Fiddle and Bear. Time to set up the car pool.

Oh OH,, MtnMan, you can drive, right? Can I trust you with the van for a few pickups and beer runs? :D
You hooked me up pre season, I'm there for you post season. Consider it done boss.

B)
Yeah Baby the Gimp Express!
Count me in... I'm there... and this time I won't try to snap my neck in half on vertigo beforehand :)
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Post by RustyK »

Pedro wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:
Dr. NO wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:Don't expect them to groom fiddle the rest of the year. This weekend is the last one for Bear anyway.

B)
Mmm, poached bumps on Fiddle and Bear. Time to set up the car pool.

Oh OH,, MtnMan, you can drive, right? Can I trust you with the van for a few pickups and beer runs? :D
You hooked me up pre season, I'm there for you post season. Consider it done boss.

B)
Yeah Baby the Gimp Express!
I want to go, but I may have to take a taxi back.
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RustyK wrote:
Pedro wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:
Dr. NO wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:Don't expect them to groom fiddle the rest of the year. This weekend is the last one for Bear anyway.

B)
Mmm, poached bumps on Fiddle and Bear. Time to set up the car pool.

Oh OH,, MtnMan, you can drive, right? Can I trust you with the van for a few pickups and beer runs? :D
You hooked me up pre season, I'm there for you post season. Consider it done boss.

B)
Yeah Baby the Gimp Express!
I want to go, but I may have to take a taxi back.
MtnMan's revenge.
Hehe, paybacks a beotch!!!!

B)
Mmmmmm, sidecountry....
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Skibumtress wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:Thanks for the report Sunny and glad you got to enjoy the Fiddle. It is nice to hear that there is still enough snow on it. Was worried about it when I saw what condition Growler was in over the weekend. Can you elaborate a little more as what you like about the 1080s versus the K2 luvs? I was looking at those myself but have not demoed them.

Ty, what's your boot size? If all our binding settings are the same, you're more than welcome to try out mine.
The boot size is 7.
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tyrolean_skier wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:Thanks for the report Sunny and glad you got to enjoy the Fiddle. It is nice to hear that there is still enough snow on it. Was worried about it when I saw what condition Growler was in over the weekend. Can you elaborate a little more as what you like about the 1080s versus the K2 luvs? I was looking at those myself but have not demoed them.

Ty, what's your boot size? If all our binding settings are the same, you're more than welcome to try out mine.
The boot size is 7.
Becareful, there's more to it then just the boot size. The boot length may not be the same.
Admins, I respectfully request that you do not delete this post or me, thank you.

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andyzee wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:Thanks for the report Sunny and glad you got to enjoy the Fiddle. It is nice to hear that there is still enough snow on it. Was worried about it when I saw what condition Growler was in over the weekend. Can you elaborate a little more as what you like about the 1080s versus the K2 luvs? I was looking at those myself but have not demoed them.

Ty, what's your boot size? If all our binding settings are the same, you're more than welcome to try out mine.
The boot size is 7.
Becareful, there's more to it then just the boot size. The boot length may not be the same.
The man speaks the truth. Look at the boot sole length, usually located on the heel. I could probably adjust the bindings since you two look like you may be the same size. I'll have to search for my DIN chart though.

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andyzee wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:
Skibumtress wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:Thanks for the report Sunny and glad you got to enjoy the Fiddle. It is nice to hear that there is still enough snow on it. Was worried about it when I saw what condition Growler was in over the weekend. Can you elaborate a little more as what you like about the 1080s versus the K2 luvs? I was looking at those myself but have not demoed them.

Ty, what's your boot size? If all our binding settings are the same, you're more than welcome to try out mine.
The boot size is 7.
Becareful, there's more to it then just the boot size. The boot length may not be the same.
Yes I know Andy. But never mind 'cause I'm a 5.... munchkin feet.
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Post by Skibumtress »

Mtn Man wrote:
RustyK wrote:
Pedro wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:
Dr. NO wrote: Mmm, poached bumps on Fiddle and Bear. Time to set up the car pool.

Oh OH,, MtnMan, you can drive, right? Can I trust you with the van for a few pickups and beer runs? :D
You hooked me up pre season, I'm there for you post season. Consider it done boss.

B)
Yeah Baby the Gimp Express!
I want to go, but I may have to take a taxi back.
MtnMan's revenge.
Hehe, paybacks a beotch!!!!

B)
hehe.... Sorry to laugh MtnMan (actually laughing at your revenge to Rusty) but I still can't believe they lost you two. And.... I can't believe you walked over a mile and 1/2 with your knee. No wonder you slept so late. Thank goodness for the alcohol 'cause I bet that helped to diminish the pain.
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Post by snowsprite »

SunnyMorning wrote:I really enjoyed the way the twin tips felt in the moguls.
I like this too, my Darksides have really helped me out in the trees & bumps. Are twin tips "the new mogul ski?"

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SunnyMorning wrote:I really enjoyed the way the twin tips felt in the moguls.
I think I can work with this.....
SunnyMorning wrote:I really enjoyed the way the tip felt in my moguls.
I agree though. Ever since I bought the twins a couple years ago, they seem to run better in the moguls, less tail catching on the backside of the moguls.

B)
Mmmmmm, sidecountry....
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Post by BigKahuna13 »

Skibumtress wrote:
tyrolean_skier wrote:Thanks for the report Sunny and glad you got to enjoy the Fiddle. It is nice to hear that there is still enough snow on it. Was worried about it when I saw what condition Growler was in over the weekend. Can you elaborate a little more as what you like about the 1080s versus the K2 luvs? I was looking at those myself but have not demoed them.

Ty, what's your boot size? If all our binding settings are the same, you're more than welcome to try out mine.
It's actually shell size that matters, not boot (foot) size. Found that out this season when wife decided, spur of the moment to buy a new pair of boots, while I was having bindings put on her new skis. New boot is the same size as the old but the shell was a little bigger so the bindings needed to be done.
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Post by SunnyMorning »

Mtn Man wrote:
I think I can work with this.....
SunnyMorning wrote:I really enjoyed the way the tip felt in my moguls.
I agree though. Ever since I bought the twins a couple years ago, they seem to run better in the moguls, less tail catching on the backside of the moguls.

B)
They felt very very smooth... granted I was skiing hero bumps with nice lines and light forgiving corn snow. I'm looking forward to taking them out again, maybe this afternoon if the sun happens to pop out.

How's the knee feeling MtnMan?
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Post by Mtn Man »

SunnyMorning wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:
I think I can work with this.....
SunnyMorning wrote:I really enjoyed the way the tip felt in my moguls.
I agree though. Ever since I bought the twins a couple years ago, they seem to run better in the moguls, less tail catching on the backside of the moguls.

B)
They felt very very smooth... granted I was skiing hero bumps with nice lines and light forgiving corn snow. I'm looking forward to taking them out again, maybe this afternoon if the sun happens to pop out.

How's the knee feeling MtnMan?
Shitty :wink:

I start pre op PT tonight and get the second opinion tomorrow afternoon. I should nice and sore by Friday :? It's a rocky road, but I'll get there.

B)
Mmmmmm, sidecountry....
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Post by KBL Drinker »

Mtn Man wrote:I start pre op PT tonight
So, you're a pre-op now? Interesting.
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Post by SkiPutt »

Mtn Man wrote:
SunnyMorning wrote:
Mtn Man wrote:
I think I can work with this.....
SunnyMorning wrote:I really enjoyed the way the tip felt in my moguls.
I agree though. Ever since I bought the twins a couple years ago, they seem to run better in the moguls, less tail catching on the backside of the moguls.

B)
They felt very very smooth... granted I was skiing hero bumps with nice lines and light forgiving corn snow. I'm looking forward to taking them out again, maybe this afternoon if the sun happens to pop out.

How's the knee feeling MtnMan?
Shitty :wink:

I start pre op PT tonight and get the second opinion tomorrow afternoon. I should nice and sore by Friday :? It's a rocky road, but I'll get there.

B)
MtnMan are you on a sick leave from work or are you crutching in like a dedicted employee should? :)
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