noharleyyet
Well-known member
195 K2 and 205 Rossignols for me...liked the control of the shorter/wider skis but preferred the speed of the longer skinnys. I stopped all of it when the ortho doc advised. That's been a minute ago.
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It’s like a box squat stance, not quite seated, but 120 degrees or so. Pow is cherry. On manufactured snow, you got to yeet that back foot hard to aggressively edge. Everyone biffs some of the time so get up and shred.tried couple of times but it wasn't very successful. maybe i should give it another try
Hey, if telemark skiing was easy it would be called snowboarding.As a long time Telemarker I look down on lessor forms of snow recreation![]()
'Fraid I do.
I’m an oldster, been a pinhead since the days of low leather boots and lignestone edges. I used to take pleasure in kicking the butts of my alpine friends.Hey, if telemark skiing was easy it would be called snowboarding.![]()
Started in 1990..sold my alpine the next day. Nothing but since....though I have skied x-country for 50 years.I’m an oldster, been a pinhead since the days of low leather boots and lignestone edges. I used to take pleasure in kicking the butts of my alpine friends.
I’ve got @Hem ‘s first pair of skis hanging on my wall.Started in 1990..sold my alpine the next day. Nothing but since....though I have skied x-country for 50 years.

Hmmm...well I did break a leg at 5 years old skiing alpine gear. Lace up boots with some sort of cable bindings.
Same, except for the broken leg. My great-uncle was a WWI vet and learned to ski in Austria. He later operated our local small town airport and installed what he claimed was the first ski tow rope in southeastern OH there. We had a lot of fun out there, but the equipment was rudimentary at best.Hmmm...well I did break a leg at 5 years old skiing alpine gear. Lace up boots with some sort of cable bindings.