Yes, exactly this! The Nansens when I didn’t know what to expect. Now I feel like I have to go and give them an apologetic fondle having cast aspersions on them in a public place.Woodserson wrote: ↑Mon Mar 29, 2021 8:02 amThe Nansen is the do-it-all ski. It got some crap from Crister for being soft and "beginner ski" and so on, but damn if it is not the most enjoyable ski I have. Never had grip issues, or glide issues. It wasn't the fastest ski, but it was the most dependable if I didn't know what the conditions were going to be like beforehand-- going somewhere with variable terrain/snow.Musk Ox wrote: ↑Mon Mar 29, 2021 1:26 amI'm slightly regretting not doing this myself. I do love my Nansens, and for where I am it makes great sense, but a Gamme/ Ingstad combination might have extended possibilities a wee bitwooderson wrote: I think a Gamme/Ingstad mix is the ticket, especially for northeast terrain and snow (weird snow, not miles
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