
un traducteur please!!!
je comprends pas tout ce qui se dit!!!si quelqu'un veut se coller à la traduction.
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un traducteur please!!!
je comprends pas tout ce qui se dit!!!si quelqu'un veut se coller à la traduction.
forums.epicski.com
non kaiser!!! join date c'est la date d'entree du mec sur le forum... je suis mauvais en english mais ça j'avais compris!!!
allez refais moi la trad...stp
All the previous skis have owned or demoed were good for certain things, but I always had this voice in the back of my head saying you want something fatter, lighter, easier to turn, smoother, more versatile. I know over the years many of you have had skis which you thought were simply fantastic and could not be improved upon, but this is the first such set I have had since I first started getting an understanding of how skis work, and I am just so stoked with them
Sure there are better specialist skis out there for one type of turn or one type of snow, but in terms of a do it all ski I haven't found anything which beats it. I used to have a 2 ski quiver (4x4 Powertrac and flame tip Big) , officially I have a 3 ski quiver now, but the only skis I find myself using are the Legends. In terms of width I think Dynastar have found a sweet spot at a 79mm waist, it is wide enough to float in pow, but narrow enough to rail on groomers, and the flex and dampening complement the physical dimensions nicely.
Don't get me wrong, I know one day I will find a set of skis which I will like even better, and I do look forward to that day because they will be the most versatile, stable, mind reading skis you could imagine, and I will rush out and buy a set. But until then I am having a blast tearing over every inch of our mountains, am looking forward to a couple of months of spring skiing and going to France at the start of next year to check out their mountains.
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inscrit le 6/9/03
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