2011 gear

I am so fucking glad I got my Lizzies this year. So much fun, I've rode a lot of my friends skis, such as silencers, 06 fujatives, and a few others, and the lizzy is by far the best. And I get so many comments along the lines of "Why the fuck would you buy powder skis?" which is a good question, seeing as I live in the Midwest, but no one understands that they are a park ski. The only thing i would like is longer lengths, and a bit of carbon for pop.
 
that would be prime.

i dont understand who the EP Minis are aimed towards seeing as they will only be 140-something and 150-something.

i dont think and little chilluns and going to need a 100mm+ waisted and rockered pow ski.
 
Whoever mentioned the thought of introducing a 182 Elizabeth is brilliant. If that were to ever happen it would be my next ski without question.
 
Damn now I have to decide
Chopstick or hellbent.
both look so sick for next year.
does anyone know the rocker specs on the chopstick?
 
Yeah I bet. The Hellbent was never intended to be as versatile a ski as it turned out as. The added 10 mm of girth underfoot is going to take a lot of that versatility away, I fear. Thank God I bought a pair of 08-09 'Bents this year.
 
backpack?

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Imagine this.

EP Mini = nonexistent

172, 176, 182 Elizabeth with tip & tail rocker = PURE SEX!

That in a 176 would be hand down my favorite ski to ever grace this fine planet
 
true.

i'm 5'8" so 172 works fine, but something a little longer would be prime, and 182 is a lot of ski for someone my size
 
seriously line

bad call removing the two park skis that take the fucking cake.

now the only thing i desire from you is the blend

which would be completely unnecessary in my quiver
 
it doesnt look like the pic yu just posted at all

friend has it, looks like the one under the tim pic in real life, so the stock saga pic
 
Since this has turned in to a "We're so mad they don't make the Lizzie's anymore!!!" thread, someone should answer this for me:
Who is the tallest person that rides them? I'm 6'1 and don't really see a reason to even strap on a pair. 172 length just doesn't sound appealing, plus I like thinner vs. fatter park skis.
 
^

6'3" spencer

6 feet and

three inches

got back on my watchlifes for a day when my friend was trying them out, and hated them
 
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