Any body recognize these?
Any body recognize these?
Tua diablo
Anybody ever ski these? They any fun? I have a tua mega that is kinda fun. I have a black diamond tele sauvage that I LOVE. these worth keeping and skiing?
- phoenix
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Re: Any body recognize these?
I remember both those skis being around, I nay have skied those Tua's on a demo. I think that BD model was the "Revolution"; came after the Toute Neige generation and did not have the same level of performance. Wish I could say for sure, but I would have guessed those Tua's were a Mega, prior to the next run with the yellow top sheet. If not, they were of the same vintage/series, and would be worth skiing.
- Paulfalls
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- Ski style: Apparently it’s called XCD
- Favorite Skis: My old Tua Tele Sauvage
Re: Any body recognize these?
I had a pair Tua Tele Sauvage I bought used around 1991.
Rottefella Super Telemark cable bindings and a pair of double leather boots I’ve long forgotten the name of.
They were the skis I learned on. I’m just getting back into things after a 30+ year hiatus. Nice to see something I recognize hahaha.
Rottefella Super Telemark cable bindings and a pair of double leather boots I’ve long forgotten the name of.
They were the skis I learned on. I’m just getting back into things after a 30+ year hiatus. Nice to see something I recognize hahaha.
- Telerock
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- Ski style: Leather and wool-three pin
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- Favorite boots: Asolo extreme
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Re: Any body recognize these?
The tuas look like my razors; they also lost their top coat, but still are my preference for downhill… mine have no camber left, and vibrate on icy slopes.