I've been selling my old quiver....to buy a new quiver. The long end of the quiver was empty as I sold my 185cm Armada JJ's (117 underfoot) and I've been on the search for a replacement. I'm not quite sure if I've found them, but the best I could do based on specs and reviews is the Dynastar M Free ...

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Fri Nov 13, 2020 10:07 pm

I've noodled on XC skis before and can stand up, move around a little, but my form is non-existent.

I think you're overqualified!

Yeah, just go out and have fun. This isn't rocket surgery.

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Similar thing happened with mountain bikes last spring/summer.

We need this water!
Another 1 to 2 feet in the Wasatch tonight and tomorrow.

Yep. Just goes to show that ski designers still need to keep basic design characteristics in mind. What's good for some tasks may not be good for others.

So if that "DIN" setting is cranked up past where it should be, step in may not be possilbe. Just to clarify for those who may not know, unless the 3 has changed from the 2.1 there are 2 settings independent of one another. The "DIN" for release doesn't affect the "activity" setting on the springs....

Is there a time limit? If you buy it in a month will it be more expensive? And, is there a reasonable refund policy? It wouldn't surprise me if by mid-January we have a vaccine that is approved by the FDA/CDC. If that happens, I think things will get better and open up, but it'll take time for peopl...

Is this the Jackson/Targhee area?

Well, storm #1 just dumped 30" at Alta.

Storm #2 Wednesday looks small.

Storm #3 on Saturday looks bigger!

Then one on the following Wednesday???