Member of the Month

PartyBullshiit
March, 2024

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

PE's in pow?

profile picture
meb9486
Posts: 740 - Karma: 10
I know the PE's are great for all-mtn and park but how do they handle in pow, im heading out to copper in January and was wondering how they are for skiing steep/deep, pow and trees?
thanks -matt
__________________
'Over time, most people experience life involving love, suffering, compassion and an unspeakable drive for something new...For me there's skiing, nothing more nothing less and it encompasses everything, everyday I'm out there.'
-Pep Fujas-
Oct 20 2004 1:04PM
0 0
profile picture
eljefe
Posts: 914 - Karma: 465
Last march I went to utah to look at college, but I thought Id get a day of skiing in too. Since it was march I went ahead and took my PE's only to show up with 15 inches of freshies. The PE's skied like champs and I was almost happy I had skinny skies, cause it made everything feel really deep. So to answer your question...yes they ski great in pow. I have mine mounted forward too.
Oct 20 2004 2:08PM
0 0
profile picture
BennyB
Posts: 2800 - Karma: 62
PEs are awesome in pow, i was in colorado last year and there was like 2 feet of snow...and they did great in em

crochet, so hot rigth now

CONCEPT headwear
Oct 20 2004 2:30PM
0 0
profile picture
meb9486
Posts: 740 - Karma: 10
sweet to hear
__________________
'Over time, most people experience life involving love, suffering, compassion and an unspeakable drive for something new...For me there's skiing, nothing more nothing less and it encompasses everything, everyday I'm out there.'
-Pep Fujas-
Oct 20 2004 2:37PM
0 0
profile picture
huckster989
Posts: 2147 - Karma: 12
yeah I skied mainly on the PEs this last year and they do great in the pow but i mean they are no fat powder ski but they will get you where you need to go and you'll have a blast while you do it with them


M~M~C


Work is like anti-hippie spray; they stay the fuck away from it

Oct 20 2004 2:53PM
0 0
profile picture
saucerboy84
Posts: 1361 - Karma: 10
agreed, the tip is so fat it works really well in keeping the skis up
Oct 20 2004 2:57PM
0 0
profile picture
ski_Crystal
Posts: 649 - Karma: 10
what do you guys have them mounted at then??
i'm getting mine remounted (was thinking about +4 or +5) and was wondering how far is too far forward
'

~-~NWFT~-~

*Kirsten*
Oct 20 2004 3:17PM
0 0
profile picture
B-Flip
Posts: 909 - Karma: 13
dope in pow
Remember it's 10% equipment, 90% rider, and 0% what kinda jacket your wearing


I am a skier because skiing needs a future

Save correct spelling for school



Member Number 2511
Oct 20 2004 4:19PM
0 0
profile picture
EastCoastPride
Posts: 11654 - Karma: 4,989
Yep yep they're great in powder. Like somebody else said, the tips are reallly fat so it helps the flotation factor by a power of 9 MHz/sec. I skied them at Alta last Christmas when it snowed 7 feet in 5 days and I couldn't have been happier with them.


-teddy
WWTJSD?
Oct 20 2004 4:50PM
0 0
profile picture
meb9486
Posts: 740 - Karma: 10
oh man now that i know they will be good i cant wait to get out there, Im goin with the purdue ski and snowboard club. if anyone else here is going let me know
__________________
'Over time, most people experience life involving love, suffering, compassion and an unspeakable drive for something new...For me there's skiing, nothing more nothing less and it encompasses everything, everyday I'm out there.'
-Pep Fujas-
Oct 20 2004 4:56PM
0 0
profile picture
Tosh
Posts: 3272 - Karma: 673
i have thme mounted at +3 and skied pow all year at baker whistler etc and they worked awsome for me and where good in park too
Oct 20 2004 5:06PM
0 0
profile picture
saucerboy84
Posts: 1361 - Karma: 10
yep +3 for me too
Oct 21 2004 4:11PM
0 0
profile picture
EastCoastPride
Posts: 11654 - Karma: 4,989
+2 for me.


-teddy
WWTJSD?
Oct 21 2004 4:12PM
0 0
profile picture
FUUUCK
Posts: 18426 - Karma: 4,888
+7 bitches
____________________________
òÄɧñ
PÜþlî© ÉÑémîʧ ²
'people who dont smoke get cancer just as often as non smokers'-Lateralis
Oct 21 2004 4:26PM
0 0
profile picture
snow_pro_jibber
Posts: 132 - Karma: 10
just got em mounted at +5
-Jibber-
Oct 21 2004 6:06PM
0 0
profile picture
ski_Crystal
Posts: 649 - Karma: 10
once again... i want mine at +5, will that work ok in powder or will it hard to keep the tips afloat??
'

~-~NWFT~-~

*Kirsten*
Oct 21 2004 7:13PM
0 0
profile picture
boeski
Posts: 406 - Karma: 19
depends on the size...if you have 169's +5 is good, if you have 179 mount more like +7. thats ski is awesome in powder no worries.

------------------------
www.penguinmilk.com
Oct 21 2004 7:39PM
0 0
profile picture
ski_Crystal
Posts: 649 - Karma: 10
ok, thanks that's great to hear. by the way, i have the 169s
'

~-~NWFT~-~

*Kirsten*
Oct 21 2004 8:27PM
0 0
profile picture
saucerboy84
Posts: 1361 - Karma: 10
i hope +7 is a joke, isnt that forward of center?
Oct 22 2004 4:22PM
0 0
profile picture
SnowCoast
Posts: 1991 - Karma: 14
I think +7.5 is center, so 7 is just about center. Not sure if its exact core center, but thats relatively close. I remember someone saying exact center is +12.5, not sure though.
_______________________

'Thanks for ripping off my friend. He has a magnum.' - SkogenJake
'I was like a 13 year old girl meeting a backstreet boy' - Ski@Jaypeak2 ... on meeting Glen Plake
Oct 22 2004 4:24PM
0 0
profile picture
FUUUCK
Posts: 18426 - Karma: 4,888
+7 is centre for most skis, for the pe + 7 is the balance point but not the exact centre and no i wasnt joking
_________________________
'You're from Ontario, and you're an idiot, meaning that your opinion can pretty much automatically be dismissed worthless. Yes, I can back that up, I used to live there. Moving to BC really opened up my eyes to what skiing is really about. HINT: Skiing isn't about tiny verticals, shit talking, and private clubs galore. Get the fuck out of Glen Eden and Craigleith or Caledon, and get real.'-what jib this thinks of me
Oct 22 2004 4:38PM
0 0
profile picture
five0
Posts: 11466 - Karma: 36
+2 or 3 is just about perfect for all skiing genres
~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-

'You can't argue with idiots, they drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.'

'so basically i lost my penis trying to have sex with my cat' Misty7



'Who's not 18 yet? What? LA LA LA LA LA LA! I can't hear you.'~Jay aka rebel
Oct 22 2004 4:56PM
0 0
profile picture
meb9486
Posts: 740 - Karma: 10
mine are at + 3, and +7.5 is core center
__________________
'Over time, most people experience life involving love, suffering, compassion and an unspeakable drive for something new...For me there's skiing, nothing more nothing less and it encompasses everything, everyday I'm out there.'
-Pep Fujas-
Oct 22 2004 6:22PM
0 0
profile picture
saucerboy84
Posts: 1361 - Karma: 10
hmm, for some reason i thought it was +6, +7 seven is prolly pretty nice for park and rails...
Oct 23 2004 4:52PM
0 0
All times are Eastern (-4)