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Volkl Kuro Alpine Ski
April 6, 2010
Has anyone else had problems with the big metal piece under the tip peeling up where the edge stops? Both my tips are doing it. Also, anyone know if they changed that part of the ski next year? Thanks
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Volkl Kuro Alpine Ski
February 25, 2010
I would imagine the skis pretty similar on a deep day. The kuro has a little bit more of a regular shape (not quite as extreme of a powder pintail) and is a little stiffer, so it is probably a little more stable on harder snow. In deep snow the kuro is probably a little more aggressive, where the pontoon is probably more playful.
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Volkl Kuro Alpine Ski
February 13, 2010
I'd move them up. I like mine at the traditional, but like them even more at +2. I don't think i would like them any farther back than traditional...too much tip
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DAKINE Apollo Glove - Men's
February 11, 2010
I got these last year and they have a google wipe on one thumb and a soft nose wipe on the other...
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Volkl Kuro Alpine Ski
February 2, 2010
Lars, Ive been on the kuros for almost two years now, 185 last year and 195 this year. I was also amazed at well it skis all over, and I use it everyday now. I would say go for it, its stiff compared to other rockered skis, although I'm sure it is softer than the gotama, (never tried that one) and I think that that is why it does well on groomers. I use to think it wasn't good in bumps, but just today I was some pretty big bumps and had a blast. I really can't say enough good things about these boards. Get em and prepare for the comments on the chairlift.
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Volkl Kuro Alpine Ski
January 26, 2010
The regular mount point seems pretty far back, and with the narrow tails, skiing switch in powder can be tricky with these. I would say go plus 2 or just get the chopsticks.
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Volkl Kuro Alpine Ski
January 16, 2010
I just switched to the 195 and have been loving it. It is a very aggresive ski, but with the rocker it is not at all hard to make smaller, tighter turns when needed. It seems to me that the 195 is a little better on the hardpack as well, not that it really matters with this ski. If you have been enjoying the 194 gotama, you should probably go with the 195. It just
demands to skied very forward, or it will throw you around.
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Volkl Kuro Alpine Ski
January 11, 2010
The sidewall is improved this year. Last year's had an annoying habit of fracturing and falling apart like superman's ice cave. Get the new one, it's worth it.
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Lange Banshee Pro Ski Boot - Men's
May 4, 2009
Exactly what Erik said. The Vibram soles make more of a difference than I thought they did. Great for hiking.
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Black Diamond Covert with Avalung Winter Pack - 1343-1953 cu in
May 4, 2009
The Volkl Kuro (166-132-13something) fits fine diagonal with the 32L L/XL pack.
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