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Brendan Jewitt
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Red Mountain, Revelstoke, anywhere in BC -
Bio:
I am 15 and have been skiing since I was about 4. I took all the lessons I could get my hands on, and was recommended several times to join a racing team. I didn't really have that kind of commitment at the time, but think about how I would be now if I had joined a team... I live in Calgary, AB and ski in British Columbia. My favourite hill and the hill I grew up on is Red Mountain. Highly worth a trip if someone's never been. I now try to get out as much as I can, but with my budget and school I normally only get out about 15 times on a good season. I am a pretty huge gear geek, and am considering ski design as a career. I currently am skiing on Moment Bibby Pros. Awesome skis.
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Brendan Jewitt's Future Purchases
Created January 29, 2010
I am currently using Moment Bibby Pros with Dynastar PX 12 bindings and Tecnica Vento 4 boots. I hope to add these items to my collection soon.
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DAKINE Metal Scraper
February 19, 2010
Props to you Angus. This guys an idiot. You use metal scrapers for ptex repairs, and plastic ones for removing wax. Pretty simple...
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Dalbello Sports Krypton Pro I.D. Ski Boot - Men's
February 2, 2010
Thanks. I was also looking at the Full Tilt Konflicts, and I will definitely take your advice to go to a fitter. The boots I have now I took to get molded and punched out and there is such a huge difference.
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Dalbello Sports Krypton Pro I.D. Ski Boot - Men's
January 29, 2010
I am going to be in need of new boots next season, and really want a 3 piece. However, I unfortunately have pretty wide feet (105mm). I was wondering if the liner would mold well, or if I should look at something different. It seems that most 3 piece boots are fairly narrow...
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Marker Royal Family Replacement Brake
January 18, 2010
This does come with two, right?
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Marker Baron 12 Ski Binding
January 6, 2010
I usually run at 10. I'm thinking I'll just dish out the extra 50 bucks and get the Dukes. I've also improved a lot since I bought my last pair of bindings so I'll probably up my DIN anyway... Oh and btw I found out you can buy 132mm brakes for Marker Royal Family bindings so the Kuros shouldn't be a problem.
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Icelantic Nomad SFT Alpine Ski
January 1, 2010
I am a fairly aggressive skier, 6', and 185 lbs. My main thing is bowls and bumps, but I still ski glades, deep pow, groomers, and occasional BC. I need a one ski quiver for both budget and convenience. Based on what I've read and heard, this seems like my ski. I ski a 177 Salomon ten eighty JF Cusson model. It's not bad but I'm looking to upgrade. Normally I would go for the 181 no question, but in the description of the non-soft one it says size down for best results. I think I'm fine with the 181 but I just want a second opinion. Any advice?
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Marker Baron 12 Ski Binding
January 1, 2010
I am aggressive, 6' and 185 pounds but fairly new to BC. I want to mount these on my Icelantic Nomad SFTs. 1- I might be getting a pair of Volkl Kuros soon. Would I be able to bend the brakes for 132 underfoot? 2- I will probably go BC about 4 times next season, is it worth dishing out for the Dukes?
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