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mrk127Is 2017 before or after they started putting the ultralight core in the zero JJ?
It’s the first year they put the ultralight core in the zero ski hence who I love it so much. They only did it for 2 season before it became the arv 116 UL zero
Kbob94It’s the first year they put the ultralight core in the zero ski hence who I love it so much. They only did it for 2 season before it became the arv 116 UL zero
Hell yea that’s a real cool ski. I loved my ARV JJ UL I had last year before I snapped them. Now I’m rockin with whitewalkers too
Kbob94Haha I think anyone who is a decent skier had UL 116s and had a bad time and now are on WWs What binding u running on yours?
I’ve got shifts on them rn but I’m not a huge fan so I just ordered quiver killer inserts and tools so I can swap to marker jesters for inbounds and just use the shits for backcountry
mrk127I’ve got shifts on them rn but I’m not a huge fan so I just ordered quiver killer inserts and tools so I can swap to marker jesters for inbounds and just use the shits for backcountry
idk what to do, i blew out about 9" of the sidewall, edge, and base underfoot and can't decide if an epoxy fix + clamps will fix it or something better. help me save these legendary skis. I landed on a rock @snowbird after getting them remounted with another set of pivots cuz I broke those and need a fun spring ski back in my life
This is probably my fourth pair of these over the years. They bases aren’t as fast as the pricier options but they’re super light and also somehow very durable. I’ve only skied the 176s before, as I primarily use them for my rail skis, so curious to see how the bigger size feels. My walls are 185s but those never touch metal
I had one pair and I loved them. I even wrote Liberty to see if they had any dead stock Antigens laying around
twonsarelliThis is probably my fourth pair of these over the years. They bases aren’t as fast as the pricier options but they’re super light and also somehow very durable. I’ve only skied the 176s before, as I primarily use them for my rail skis, so curious to see how the bigger size feels. My walls are 185s but those never touch metal
183 ct 2.0 w/ duke 16 (non-traditional choice for a touring ski but they are light and fun)
181 black diamond tele skis gonna learn tele this season
181 mag 90's w/ attack 13
186 jeff 108's w/ attack 16
MANY people on TGR or online make me feel better as I’m “not as crazy as that guy!” Haha
Luckily I sell the skis I’ve updated otherwise I’d have a very full basement!
@anders_a Always teases that my quiver isn’t very big as it “can fit in only one picture”. Compared to his amazing selection it’s tiny!
Greg_KMANY people on TGR or online make me feel better as I’m “not as crazy as that guy!” Haha
Luckily I sell the skis I’ve updated otherwise I’d have a very full basement!
@anders_a Always teases that my quiver isn’t very big as it “can fit in only one picture”. Compared to his amazing selection it’s tiny!
You looking to trade any of those twigs for some prodigy 2.0s? Mine a just too short and it looks like you've got lots of selection lol
hunternay_10You looking to trade any of those twigs for some prodigy 2.0s? Mine a just too short and it looks like you've got lots of selection lol
Loving all the current skis so I’m afraid I’m keeping all of them.
There are still some 21 CT 2.0 selling on eBay for $499.99 in all sizes and Skis.com has the 21 CT 1.0 for $429 if either of those work. Some Canadian places have both of those for similar prices but I only see new 22 Prodigy 2.0 now for $649 CAN. The place I bought a few skis from had the 21 Prodigy 2.0 on for $449.99 CAN but they are sold out now.
Got to try them for the first time today and they were super fun. Took a little bit of getting used to because of how massive the shovels are and how tight the radius is, but they absolutely launch you into turns when you lean into them. I don't plan to daily them, but they're definitely going to be seeing a lot of use.
Traded my pair of Atris in for the MF 99 this year and can’t wait to give them a whirl. Found the Atris fine but too middle of the road, jack of all trades, not fun enough. I grabbed my SFB over it almost every single time. At 108 ww, I should have seen the overlap coming. But thinking that the MF 99 will offer a different kind of playfulness, the narrower width, and more stability that will differentiate it enough so as to not directly compete with my love of the bacon. God speed to you all.
Traded my pair of Atris in for the MF 99 this year and can’t wait to give them a whirl. Found the Atris fine but too middle of the road, jack of all trades, not fun enough. I grabbed my SFB over it almost every single time. At 108 ww, I should have seen the overlap coming. But thinking that the MF 99 will offer a different kind of playfulness, the narrower width, and more stability that will differentiate it enough so as to not directly compete with my love of the bacon. God speed to you all.
Fun looking quiver! Not a fan of the Atris as the MFree 108(especially the 182cm) was so much more fun and surfy. The MFree 99 has very similar flex, taper and rocker to the 182cm MFree 108, so it should be an absolute riot in the trees and bumps.
Love the Attack choice too as that’s all I run as well.
Greg_KFun looking quiver! Not a fan of the Atris as the MFree 108(especially the 182cm) was so much more fun and surfy. The MFree 99 has very similar flex, taper and rocker to the 182cm MFree 108, so it should be an absolute riot in the trees and bumps.
Love the Attack choice too as that’s all I run as well.
That's good to hear about the MFree 108. vs. the atris. I mean after hearing everyone's thoughts/love for the 108 this last year and the 99 seeming very similar on paper, I'm hoping that exact same thing. I bet it's gonna be real fun in those trees.
Added a fun carver for groomer days on hard snow to the quiver, the 178cm Deacon 72 Masters. Got a great deal from Corbetts on them as always. Pink top sheets and sidewall look great in person. Picked up a cheap padded ski bag at 60% off too.
Kartel 96 for beaters and park
Vision 118’s with shifts for touring, and pow days at the resort
Picking up a pair of Sakanas today for mixed days
gonna be fun
Sort of an unusual quiver, but it’s ideal for SW Montana. Jeffrey 102’s will be a fun park/fuck around ski and the woody 108’s are more of a daily driver. Jeffrey 110’s just because they are awesome
Greg_KAdded a fun carver for groomer days on hard snow to the quiver, the 178cm Deacon 72 Masters. Got a great deal from Corbetts on them as always. Pink top sheets and sidewall look great in person. Picked up a cheap padded ski bag at 60% off too.
Damm those are so rad. I rode the deacon for a day on hard refreeze and the ski was so awesome. The 178 is good length for that ski
I've only skiied them once and it was a storm day with thick wet snow so I couldn't get a good read on them. But on what groomed terrain there was that day they felt pretty good
@profa_212 hooked me up with a pair of outsiders. I plan to use them mainly as urban and late season skis. Edges are kinda beat, was thinking going edgeless like @weastcoat did. Thoughts?
**This post was edited on Oct 25th 2021 at 11:49:14pm
If you're going to try and carve on any kind of hardpack, going edgeless is probably gonna suck ass and you're missing out on the potential of these skis to lay an edge if you press down in the right spot as you cross the fall line.
Otherwise they'll be good in fresh snow and fine for jibbing, although their weight makes them a bit less than ideal for the latter. Late season generally is not associated with fresh snow, so...yeah
Moment Bibby Pro 190cm (12/13)
Moment Deathwish 104 190cm (21/22)
Bought the Bibby for a season in Canada/Japan in 2012 but that never happened, so instead they've been used in Sweden/Norway. Completely fucking overkill but I love them!
Always wanted the DW but really couldn't convince myself to buy it since I had the Bibbys. And this season the stars aligned and Moment released the DW104 and I got my university degree which of course means that I needed to reward myself hehe.
Did you double check the mounting triangles on your dw104? Did moment contact you?
your mount looks oddly far back in the picture….probably just the pic
anyway when I got my d104 they emailed me told me to measure the mounting triangles, and mine were part of a run of skis that were off by 1.5
JolpMoment Bibby Pro 190cm (12/13)
Moment Deathwish 104 190cm (21/22)
Bought the Bibby for a season in Canada/Japan in 2012 but that never happened, so instead they've been used in Sweden/Norway. Completely fucking overkill but I love them!
Always wanted the DW but really couldn't convince myself to buy it since I had the Bibbys. And this season the stars aligned and Moment released the DW104 and I got my university degree which of course means that I needed to reward myself hehe.
