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Picking The Right EYT Powder Ski/Kit
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For powder days in the bc, I have Voile Drifters and Volkl Nunataqs. Both with Switchbacks. Both ski great, but ski very differently. Drifters are the choice if it's crazy deep, Nunataqs if it's just deep. Or I might take one or the other out just because they have such different personalities, and that's what I want that day. Fun to have choices.
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I've been very pleased with my Voile Vectors (not the "BC" model which has fishscales). 96 underfoot, light, tip rocker, inexpensive, US made. When you add up the weight of the ski, skins, and amount of snow on top of the skis when skinning, not going superwide is a good idea imho for a bc-dedicated ski.Reluctant enthusiast, part-time crusader, half-hearted fanatic
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Originally posted by thornton View Postthere are attributes to my much loved resort boards that i don't feel are necessary for my touring boards, primarily, dampness.
Those G3's look nice!! Why do they have to be black......."Just say no to groomed snow"
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A bit shorter than recommended helps when billy-goating up and around steep terrain features and bushwhacking plus a few ounces less in weight. I ski a 175ish for 5-8/160. 1/2 rocker tip and tail twin tips @ 130/100/130 is pretty neat. I like the BD Convert as a good choice as I upgrade from my 2nd pair of BD Drifts to some carbon. Works fine for this tele skier who has no desire to fit in dynas just because everyone else wants to clone the BC. Really?
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