FS: ON3P Caylors, Revision Bodrum, XL Patagonia Powslayer

chris.goodhue

chris.goodhue

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ON3P Caylors, 191- $200

- drilled twice, two small core shots that I've filled, lots of life left in these, super rad skis that need a home!

882467.jpegRevision Bodrum -$200

Brand new, look really fun. Size 190

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XL Patagonia Pow slayer

-like a $600 shell that is super waterproof and has a nice relaxed fit since its XL, been used a few seasons but is still a sick jacket

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PM for more info/ any questions

Paypal or pickup only - located in Bozeman, MT
 
They've been mounted for a 26.5 with fks and sth2 at recommended and 2cm back from center, still plenty of room for other mounts

13857623:Robeeeeeeeeeerto said:
What kind of bindings and what type topsheets do they on3ps have
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Yo Chris you ever ski the caylors back in new england, how do you think they'd be for cannon/ loon's tight ass trees? Definitely a sweet ski for out west but not sure if they would be a little wide for around here, turn radius of 27 seems like it might be a little long too
 
13860070:.squirrely. said:
Yo Chris you ever ski the caylors back in new england, how do you think they'd be for cannon/ loon's tight ass trees? Definitely a sweet ski for out west but not sure if they would be a little wide for around here, turn radius of 27 seems like it might be a little long too
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ah i don't think the turning radius is the biggest problem, they are nice and surfy / jibby so they can definitely slarve through the trees pretty well..being a 191 at 120 underfoot though, its definitely alot of ski if you mount them back at recommended....but for someone around 6 ft or more if you mounted them around center i think theyd be super fun for the east
 
13860185:chris.goodhue said:
ah i don't think the turning radius is the biggest problem, they are nice and surfy / jibby so they can definitely slarve through the trees pretty well..being a 191 at 120 underfoot though, its definitely alot of ski if you mount them back at recommended....but for someone around 6 ft or more if you mounted them around center i think theyd be super fun for the east
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What about a big mtn cliff stomper in the west? and where is the rec mount on these? cant seem to find out online. I have too many skis and these will probably overlap my billys but I am looking for a longer, stiffer pow ski for wet/cruddy days.
 
13860280:Zypher said:
What about a big mtn cliff stomper in the west? and where is the rec mount on these? cant seem to find out online. I have too many skis and these will probably overlap my billys but I am looking for a longer, stiffer pow ski for wet/cruddy days.
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They are super sick for our west, I've skied them in Montana mostly and they are freakin awesome, I wouldn't say they are super stiff per say but definitely a good twin tip for stomping big cliffs, recommended is probably like 4 or 5 cm back? There's a mark on the ski it
 
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