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Chris jenney
Skier // Camper/Hiker // Alpine Skier // Hiker
Chris jenney
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Salt Lake City, Utah -
Bio:
Born in London, moved to new York when i was young. Lived 20 minutes outside of new York city for the better part of my life. Went to west virginia university to play baseball. When that didn't work out the way I had planned I packed all my stuff and transfered to Westminster College in salt lake city.
Pretty much moved here exclusively for the skiing. Find me at Park City Mountain Resort or Snowbird. Pow days im in the backcountry somewhere.
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Line Eric Pollard Pro Ski
6 days ago
way too big for the ski. Your tails will wash out and you will backslap the majority of the cliffs you drop. I'd say look stiffer.
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Line Anthem Alpine Ski
December 18, 2008
good choice, there is no reason to ski groomers unless theirs no pow and the park 's not happening. (I like the way you think, thanks man) -RossLast season I was short on money so the anthem was the only ski I had in my quiver and I live out in Utah. It was amazing in the park, and suprisingly fun and responsive in the pow. it has pretty good float and the soft flex made it super fun. You can pretty much do anything with this ski.
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Armada Alpha 1 Alpine Ski
December 18, 2008
With its early rise design it might be a little weird on edge hold if you are just carving groomers and things like that. There are much better skis for what it looks like you want to use them for. If you want to stick with armada and want a good performing ski that will rip all mountain and park check the ar6 or arv (a little wider and heavier)
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Oakley Spike Sunglasses
December 5, 2008
If you live in SLC, you would probably get them the next business day. But if you live in northern Maine, it could take a week or more. Go to the bottom of this page and click on "Help Center" Then click "When will my new gear arrive" in the left column under the shipping heading. Now find where you live on the map, and figure out what color your area is. It is a pretty good estimate.There are many different shipping options that you can choose from. Backcountry offers second day air 3 day air, next day air. You can get it as fast as you want... as long as you are willing to pay a small amount
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Head Skis USA Mojo 15 Ski Bindings
November 14, 2008
a 97mm break can probably be able to fit skis up to 120 mm if you bend them out properly. It won't be the BEST fit, but if you bend them out correctly you could most definately get a 120 mm ski under those.
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