ise wrote:
bandit wrote:
As for skis, if Stockli Stormriders can withstand ise, they should last you a while :lol:
I snapped mine but that's probably unusual.
And the mode of failure was? :!:
I have a 90 degree sharp bend in my Fischer Superglass ski history. :oops:
Dave Mac the Raichle Flexon Comp is back in production as the Full Tilt. If you have the "right" shaped foot, this may be an option. Apparently they include a choice of tongues to vary the boot's performance. Sold in the UK too.
Bandit, thanks for that, am checking it out. You may, by now, have formed the view that I am not prone to worry overly about ski gear. However, since one of my ski-pals broke the hinge on his rear entries, I have errmm re-assessed my situation. They do have a lot of km on the clock. Do you think I could take them back and complain? 8)
dave mac, will i still see daylight between your legs on the Merky with these new skis????!!!!!!!!!!! L.
L, have to confess this worried me, so have just done a quick measure of the Volkls, only 10mm wider at the tip than the K2s. I venture to suggest that your eyesight is not that good. :shock:
Old age and treachery will not always overcome youth and skill
Yup, I understand that Brucie, more than happy with 99%. :evil: My
Niederau day descent record was only beaten two years ago by two 17 year-old Austrian sh..s, sorry, er lads.
As for treachery,I once moved my sons bindings forward on his K2s,he skiied like a begginer all day,no problem keeping up with him
Micric, full respect. :P
I can still whup my grown sons down the hill, but unfortunately, not through the speed traps. :oops: Streamlining may be an issue.
Anyway, my whole philosophy on skis is this. If thay cannot make me go faster than the skis I already have, then, regardless of the shape/age/sexymodel draped over the bindings, why would I buy them?