I dunno, LJ says they have to split the trees to ski where he is!!

Ban him!!! Ban him now! He's largely responsible for the impending doom
of ..EYT!!!!

If he only had!! could you imagine ?

Really? Well we often have to ski up the trees to get down the mountains!

T-race! No ski or slope or condition inbounds or out it will not handle.. Yea, the are stiff if you are coming from most 3-buckle options-- and you have to adjust if you have knee issues also.. 75mm, not a tougher boot made! Pair 'em up with some 3pin Hardwires and forget all 700 pages of NTN blath...

Uh huh..well I can assure you that if it gets tighter, you won't ski, you will take off the skis and stomp.. :lol: :lol: the fun is in finding the openings.. thick lodgepole does not, generally, have a lot of lowdown limbs..The upper pic is where the trees open into a nice glade..(Digression) Throug...

Dunno..Used to ski the 10th mts some.. I would say they were 1.5 camber before the changes at Madshus..It's not JUST camber that can make a ski unstable on difficult or hard/icy snow ; it's the combination of flex and camber..I guess in theory there could be a 2x cambered ski ( if you don't define b...

Blend!

Some of our fav haunts are areas of very tight trees.. In some cases they are so tight you have to traverse to safely get through them..but then when they open up just a bit, you can choose to tele or parallel..maybe 3 or 4 quick strides and then a runout , but it's all about how well you see the li...