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    Hood River, Oregon
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    2 kids just in school so it's good to be able to get out for half-day outings. We go often and hit it hard. Gear gets thoroughly thrashed.

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Icelantic Nomad Alpine Ski

Icelantic Nomad Alpine Ski

Rating for this product: 5 February 25, 2009

First day on them with 12-18 inches or Cascade crud, spackle, mashed potatoes, whatever: these rode like a dream. Light. Wider than listed - about 112mm under foot. I'm skiing the 181 which is stiffer than the Line Sir Francis Bacons I use for alpine but even more stable and damp. Steeps, trees, andjust fine on packed groomers. Shop techs and patrollers were salivating...

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Worry-free bindings

Black Diamond Fritschi Diamir Freeride Plus Binding

Black Diamond Fritschi Diamir Freeride Plus Binding

Rating for this product: 5 February 17, 2009

Used: 4 years, touring, in area with AT and alpine boots
Durability: excellent- some wear in the rear of the binding where it locks down for ski mode with no effect on performance. People who are breaking the are probably stomping on them with their opposite ski.
Vs. Marker: lighter, better materials, better riser, proven design. Higher rise off ski and din 12 may be negatives fir some.
Vs. Dynafit: heavier than; dynas can release in tour mode if too much lateral stress. Work with alpine boots

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Are you kidding me?

Line Sir Francis Bacon Alpine Ski

Line Sir Francis Bacon Alpine Ski

Rating for this product: 5 December 29, 2008

Groomers, pow, trees, drops, switch... Best ski i've ever ridden. Don't be intimidated by the width. Just came off 101 Salomon Guns and these skis are way more stable and fun owing to a slightly stiffer chassis. Can turn very quick - I could ski behind my son with him on a leash. Stiffer, longer turning-radius skis might be for you if you're skiing huge Alaskan faces but for everything else the Bacons dominate!

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Push the button, bro

Black Diamond Patrol Mitt

Black Diamond Patrol Mitt

Rating for this product: 5 May 1, 2008

I never thought I would like mittens but my mind has been changed. These are super warm and fit well in spite of feeling fairly thin and dextrous. The grip and feel is so good that using poles w/o straps is totally natural. They are plenty burly. Only beef - cuff is a little short to cover my watch and wrist closure on my coat without fussing with it a bit

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Excellent ski

Salomon Gun Alpine Ski

Salomon Gun Alpine Ski

Rating for this product: 5 March 25, 2008

Throws down in pow and lands drops well. Light and very spinnable with a center mount. Can hook a bit in more packed conditions. If you like to drive a ski super hard, might not be the best because it's flexy. I'm 6' and 185 and have a lazier style and it suits me well.

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1080 Guns (185 size)

Salomon Teneighty Gun Alpine Ski

Salomon Teneighty Gun Alpine Ski

Rating for this product: 5 November 14, 2005

I skied the new Guns for the first time today in 10 inches of classic Northwest fresh (no, it ain't powder!) Excellent all-around ski in spite of the size, it can rip on softer packed runs but really excels on the steep and deep. The skis have a nice bouncy feel without being too snappy. They provide an excellent, stable platform for landing drops and jumps. Can't wait to push them further!

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