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@Powder_Rider wrote:

The one thing about Northern breeds (Siberian Huskies, Malamutes and Alaskans (mix husky breeds) is they love to run, so they can never be taken off lead!

You’re kidding right?
I have a Chinook x Alaskan Husky/Wolf and an Inuit Dog who are never on leashes, never run off and listen perfectly. There are no shortage of sled dogs…[Read more]

It’s just insane! All words just seem insufficient in trying to describe the quality of turns we are getting on a daily basis.

HIGH avy danger = rest day

One of my BC partners is 165# @ 5’8″ and Mark @ Voile recommended the 166 RX.

It’s just getting better and better. I spent a good portion of Black Friday in the Whiteroom

Yeah, you want to avoid a bad situation for sure.

:clap: :bananas: :bananas: :bananas: :disco: :disco: :disco: :clap:
It’s official! Just saw my first grizz of the season walking across a trailhead parking area on my way home from the Pass.

If you are coming here “Be Bear Aware” 😉

YEAH! LOVE THOSE GRIZZLIES! :thumpsup:

@TEX wrote:

I see your 58″ and raise you the 87″ we just got in the same time span

Holy Crap batman, you guys arent use to those kinds of one day dumps. Is that a record?

Naaah, no records broken but sure was a nice couple weeks while Splittrippen was in town. :thumpsup:

I see your 58″ and raise you the 87″ we just got in the same time span
http://www.tetonsnowinfo.com

@kins191 wrote:

I think I’m gonna try the Mojo 171 Rx and see how it goes.

You won’t be sorry!

I have a partner who runs Voile’ Mtn.Plates reversed on Koflach’s. Thought that might work on the TLT5.

Barrows, What do you think about switching the heel wire and toe bale,(setting the bindings up like a crampon) on the MtnPlates for the TLT5?

Kins191, I’m 6′ 1.75″ @ 235-240# I ride a 171 Mojo RX with no difficulties. It’s super responsive! My trees aren’t as tight as yours though.

Congrats! There’s a whole new world of riding in your future!

@lewmt wrote:

I’ve had to get more disciplined on my diet

Are there foods which aide in joint lubrication? I tried glucosamine for a while – couldn’t really see much effect. Definitely have too much of a red meat & taters kinda diet but I’m just not sure my wife will go for a major alteration(making excuses again)

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@lewmt wrote:

Biggest thing weighing on my mind last weekend was recall of climbing Buck only 3 yrs ago and I wasn’t 1/2 as pecked out as I was on Middle this year. Definitely didn’t have the legs & hips completely play out. Then – After doing Buck – I did 2 days straight afterwards of maybe 3-5k climbs without coming up short on the climbs.…

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@barrows wrote:

I like the early rise tip combined with camber for the rest of the board-that profile could make for a very versatile board………. as it is it will be sketchy at speed, and in difficult snow and steeps.
I wonder how long it is going to take for manufacturers to realize that boards for charging in the backcountry need way less…

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@Wyomingsplit_ride wrote:

@singlewhitecaveman wrote:

Haven’t made them any prettier, I see. These things fell out the Ugly Tree and hit every branch on the way down.

WTF…since when have graphics made a board ride or split better? What is up with all the Voile bashing? It is getting old and I am personally tired of this negative vibe. Don’t you…

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@vapor wrote:

One more thing to remember in those short steep sections when you dont have the wires up,have the pressure in the heal of the foot to give you more traction and have fun!!

Even when you do have your wires up you want to have your weight on your heels.

Be Patient! Skinning is all about technique. It takes a little time to learn to be…[Read more]

Welcome to SB.com.

You should be fine with the wide (27cm) Venture. The bindings on top of the pucks should help with drag.

What boot/binding combo are you planning on using?

What stance angles do you ride?

DFT! What up Josh?
Dude, I just re-read that piece about a month ago. Good stuff!