2011 gear
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Reno Jib | 111-86-111 in 156, 166, 171, 176, 181
carbon stringers
traditional camber = 7mm
Rocker | 114-92-114 in 168, 178
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 10mm/4cm
tail rocker = 10mm/3cm
Eldorado | 118-85-111.5 in 166, 176, 182
traditional camber = 7mm
Tahoe | 127-96-118 in 170, 180, 188
traditional camber = 7mm
Belafonte | 135-106-124 in 174, 182, 192
carbon stringers
slightly softer than Garbones with 5mm extra at tips and tails
tip rocker = 15mm/20cm
camber = 7mm
Ruby | 141-111-129 in 170, 180, 188
traditional camber = 7mm
uniform flex in all sizes (old 180 flex)
Bibby Pro | 143-118-134 in 174, 184, 190
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 15mm/25cm
tail rocker = 20mm/18cm
camber = 5mm
Night Train | 140-123-135 in 168, 178, 186
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 18mm/40cm
tail rocker = 20mm/30cm
Comi | 160-135-145 in 186, 192
tip rocker = 15mm/20cm
camber = 7mm
Donner Party | 135-140-137-130 in 186
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 18mm/40cm
tail rocker = 20mm/30cm
Stiletto | 111-86-111 in 156, 166
carbon stringers
traditional camber = 5mm
Spade | 118-85-111.5 in 146, 156, 166
traditional camber = 5mm
Sierra | 127-96-118 in 150, 160, 170
traditional camber = 5mm
Pika | 141-111-129 in 150, 160, 170
traditional camber = 5mm
Reagan | 140-123-135 in 158, 168
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 18mm/40cm
tail rocker = 20mm/30cm
carbon stringers
traditional camber = 7mm
Rocker | 114-92-114 in 168, 178
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 10mm/4cm
tail rocker = 10mm/3cm
Eldorado | 118-85-111.5 in 166, 176, 182
traditional camber = 7mm
Tahoe | 127-96-118 in 170, 180, 188
traditional camber = 7mm
Belafonte | 135-106-124 in 174, 182, 192
carbon stringers
slightly softer than Garbones with 5mm extra at tips and tails
tip rocker = 15mm/20cm
camber = 7mm
Ruby | 141-111-129 in 170, 180, 188
traditional camber = 7mm
uniform flex in all sizes (old 180 flex)
Bibby Pro | 143-118-134 in 174, 184, 190
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 15mm/25cm
tail rocker = 20mm/18cm
camber = 5mm
Night Train | 140-123-135 in 168, 178, 186
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 18mm/40cm
tail rocker = 20mm/30cm
Comi | 160-135-145 in 186, 192
tip rocker = 15mm/20cm
camber = 7mm
Donner Party | 135-140-137-130 in 186
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 18mm/40cm
tail rocker = 20mm/30cm
Stiletto | 111-86-111 in 156, 166
carbon stringers
traditional camber = 5mm
Spade | 118-85-111.5 in 146, 156, 166
traditional camber = 5mm
Sierra | 127-96-118 in 150, 160, 170
traditional camber = 5mm
Pika | 141-111-129 in 150, 160, 170
traditional camber = 5mm
Reagan | 140-123-135 in 158, 168
carbon stringers
tip rocker = 18mm/40cm
tail rocker = 20mm/30cm
holymountain
New member
Here my new skis, the Splatula (pmgear), it's kind of the same design of the Spatula just bigger (144 underfoot) and with some carbon fiber in it.
For powder day...
For powder day...
fuck.your.tits
Member
There you go bro http://global.skipass.com/gearguide/ski/2011/armada/ and the alpha 2's are called halos
fuck.your.tits
Member
Yea man no prob. I'm really feelin the da'nollies and punx for next year
CCampbell-A1
Member
+k to you.
willyg0808
Active member
nabbed pic from a buddy
DJ_Pauly_D
Active member
this awesome thread needs a bump
Aaaron.
Active member
ocean & earthhttp://www.oceanearth.com
Larz-the-Ninja
Active member
lolz, thats mine now
arandomname
Active member
They are 10,000 waterproof and 8,000 breathability, and worth $369 for a single jacket? Sounds like a ripoff to me.
cobra_commander
Active member
those don't look exactly like First Drop's jackets at all.
SweatyBallShack
Active member
They don't really. Simmilar colors I guess...
TOUCHE
Active member
Its from a local brand in Melbourne, Australia their website is
http://www.findboardsports.com.au/catalog/mens-lines-jacket-green-p-922.html not sure if they post international though.
http://www.findboardsports.com.au/catalog/mens-lines-jacket-green-p-922.html not sure if they post international though.
TOUCHE
Active member
Well its in Australian dollars which is a bit cheaper and also snow gear over hear is expensive as fuck, most good jackets downunder are often $500 and so are pants, for example i got some grenade pants last year that set me back around $420. from my point of view this is reasonably well priced for a jacket as sick as that.
arandomname
Active member
Oh alright, I didn't realize it was Australian dollars. That sucks that shit is so expensive over there.
JStrathern
Active member
They really don't, I mean yes the orange and yellow does have the same colors as the FD orange and yellow, but the design isn't that similar. And there are tons of black and white jackets.
