Wondering if @cougfan and our Wed Night Crew can start showing up every week to ski in your "cold" water. Looks like perfect Stokes suit conditions. Just need to figure out the commute!
@horton you are just a total cold weather wuss...I mean c'mon...I've run 38 in a drysuit you can, too (or maybe not...won't know til you try)! It doesn't even sound like drysuit weather--a good Stokes and a cup of coffee is all you need. Does that MC of yours have a heater? Heated seats? I could get you a neo dive hood for Christmas. We have real excuses in MN--like the water is frozen!
Could you post pictures of the ski? I love the look of carbon done well. I think it makes the prettiest skis. I always wanted a Sans Rival, just because I thought it was the best looking ski I had ever seen. I am curious about the ski, because it is the biggest “unknown” in current releases and knowing how good the Nano One was, which everyone says was his design
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@skibrain As @horton said it is 100 percent a v shape bottom from tip to tail but there is a small radius in the middle of the ski where the V meets. So not a hard crease
@Horton if you say "Yes it is really a V shape" I think that is why we are comparing it to the Denali, as my understanding is that's a V shape too. If you find them dissimilar I would be curious as to why? I have lots to learn about ski design and would be curious to know what I am missing here.
I hear @dirt is on his way down to try the ski with @horton.
Got to see one of the skis in person and the carbon looks awesome. Hope to get to try one at some point.
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The_MSPosts: 6,063Member of the BallOfSpray Hall Of Fame
@Dirt send it my way when your done trying it (after you steal/borrow it)
Shut up and ski
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I watched Nick and Mike on the ski in September at Little Mountain, Nick at 36 and Mike at 34, I thought the ski looked great, and they both had good scores on it. When I wasn’t laughing at their antics, I was busy being impressed with the ski. I’d love to try one.
John Wilkins- Si non pro sanguine quem ludus ne. #iskiconnelly
So I guess I’m bored. I measured the concave depth of an XTR a 68 ion and my large pineapple. Both XTR and ion were almost the same at approximately 0.4 in. At its deepest point which for all three skis was slightly in front of front inserts. The pineapple was 0.7 inches deep. Crazy.
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My Pineapple is a 65
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For some reason people want to compare these two skis. I really don't think they are particularly similar.
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Just need to figure out the commute!
We have real excuses in MN--like the water is frozen!
So hard to get a good picture of this thing to show how beautiful it is.
Yes the lake is low. I have to ski next door at SkiWest
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Connelly ★DBSkis ★ Denali ★ Goode ★ Follow ★ Hobe Lake ★ MasterCraft
Masterline ★ Performance Ski and Surf ★ Reflex ★ Radar ★ Stokes
As @horton said it is 100 percent a v shape bottom from tip to tail but there is a small radius in the middle of the ski where the V meets. So not a hard crease
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Connelly ★DBSkis ★ Denali ★ Goode ★ Follow ★ Hobe Lake ★ MasterCraft
Masterline ★ Performance Ski and Surf ★ Reflex ★ Radar ★ Stokes
Got to see one of the skis in person and the carbon looks awesome. Hope to get to try one at some point.
The pineapple was 0.7 inches deep.
Crazy.