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Michael T Thayer

Alpine Skier // AT Skier // Hiker // Mountain Biker

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  • Stomping Grounds:

    Jackson Hole; Bend, OR; NYC
  • Bio:

    Powder days, singletrack, wakeboarding sessions on glassy days.....

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Smith Interlock Spoiler Sunglasses - Polarized

Smith Interlock Spoiler Sunglasses - Polarized

Rating for this product: 4 June 8, 2009

Great lenses, look cool, good coverage. I'm only giving them 4 stars because I found the fit on the bridge of the nose to be slightly tight (an issue I haven't had with any other sunglasses). They got a bit uncomfortable after wearing them on a boat for 5 hours. But for running/hiking/biking, these can't be beat -- stay in place perfectly.

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Smith Prodigy Goggle

May 27, 2009

Go to the smith website and there is a lot of detail. Platinum mirror is one of the darkest regularly available lenses (but I still ride with them 99% of the time); Ignitor is a bit lighter with more contrast; Sensor is the lightest of the "Mirror" lenses. RC36 is sorta like the old-school orange/rose tint lense.

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Volkl Mantra Alpine Ski

May 27, 2009

I'm 6'2, 185lbs (w/o ski gear), and would never go shorter than the 191s. This kinda depends on how aggressively you ski, but if you like to give it, then you need to step up to the bigger size. Next time you're in a tram line or gondy line at a resort with a lot of good skiers (Snowbird / Jackson), take a look around. All the rippers have skis that are about as tall as they are, sometimes bigger.

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Best choice for ex-racers

Volkl Mantra Alpine Ski

Volkl Mantra Alpine Ski

Rating for this product: 5 May 27, 2009

These things rip. If you are a former racer, grab a pair of 191s and don't look back. They turn like a GS ski in the groomers, and the width gives them great float in the pow. Definitely my go-to ski for almost any condition.

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Pretty sweet

Scott P4 Alpine Ski

Scott P4 Alpine Ski

Rating for this product: 4 May 27, 2009

Got these off SAC in 191s, great flotation on powder days, surprisingly good on the groomers. Twin tips make them ski a bit shorter. I mounted them with center boot over the arrow on the sidewall...seemed to work out pretty well. I still grab the Mantra's for most days, but these are a fun addition to the quiver

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Its just OK

Salomon 2 Pair Padded Ski Bag 180

Salomon 2 Pair Padded Ski Bag 180

Rating for this product: 5 January 28, 2005

You get what you pay for. The padding isn't very thick, and for some reason there is only one set of straps inside this two-pair bag. If you want a serious bag to take on the plane, get a DaKine.

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This thing rules!

DAKINE Concourse Double Ski Bag

DAKINE Concourse Double Ski Bag

Rating for this product: 5 December 31, 2004

This bag is super nice, it has straps inside to keep your skis from banging around and a separate pole compartment. I just took it on vacation and ended up bringing an extra pair of skis home with me--and actually fit all three pairs inside. If you take your skis on a plane, then this is the bag you should get.

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