Let It Snow!!!! Winter Sports Thread
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Signing off for the winter, it's been a good one and it's stiil feeling wintery…Mont Blanc this morning.
Until next season!
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Spring skiing is even better in quadruple IH indigo (Double indigo duck, 18 oz 555, tonal stitch indigo western):
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Last weekend we hiked our local ski mountain called Wildewiese.
800 km north of the Alps, 645 m above sea level and a short 3,5 month season.
It is more about the panorama than challenging. My kids like it there. - topic:timeago-later,6 months
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Day 1, Breckenridge last Saturday as it dumped.
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^ I'm well jealous
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Cheers, any time y'all wanna come out to Colorado hit me up!
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Day 1, Breckenridge last Saturday as it dumped.
I’ll see you in April. I’ll be @ Vail, Copper & A-Basin hopefully can do skin Loveland Pass as well
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Can't wait @derivative666 !!
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Thanks @Aetas, well after the first two tous I can tell you it's very importand to have the right diameter at the pole tips.
When I tested them at home, I used a older pole with a small diameter and it worked just fine to change the, sorry for the rest, but this is a german word, Steighilfe. Is the english word heel lifter? The pole I used on the tour has/had thicker tips and it wasen't so easy to change the Steighilfe/heel lifter and in the end the tip of one pole got broken. Performance wise I was very pleased, felt very secure and robust with lots of power. My old set up was already 10 years old and much, much heavier, had a beast of a Rahmenbindung 4 times as heavy. Considering the right pole is used the first test really surprised me in a very positive way, but the season just has started.
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