Official Gear Rumor Thread

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Don't know why uploads are so little these days, here's some more rossi, looks about as interesting as always..

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13781491:scratchskier321 said:
someone post pics of new rossi slat and scratch

scratch is the same as this year, which is the same as last year. rossi is really getting some mileage out that graphic/ ski design. Slat is gone
 
13781656:skidemon22 said:
scratch is the same as this year, which is the same as last year. rossi is really getting some mileage out that graphic/ ski design. Slat is gone

ya its really lame. just more reasons to buy armada i guess... rossi seems to care less, less and more less every year with their park skis.
 
The new E Dollo graphic (although much like this years) looks really sick. The B Dog is such a fun ski but not a fan of the top sheet
 
13781693:Gnarco said:
The new E Dollo graphic (although much like this years) looks really sick. The B Dog is such a fun ski but not a fan of the top sheet

Thanks dude!

Was really waiting to see a full pic of those!!
 
13781997:jblaski said:
To anyone at SIA, is there any word on a Version 2 of the Black Diamond Jetforce packs?

BD wasn't there. But from what I hear from ORWM they did not present the new version, so looks like they won't officially be available for next season.
 
I just cant wait for all the new ON3P to drop.

The Cease & Desists now have asymmetric tip/tails and have a new offset tip/tail shape (think K2 Marksman kinda). The 10% I have seen look great graphic wise. I don't even want a C&D, but they would be fun to demo on a pow day for sure.

The Billy Goats have asymmetric tip/tails as well now... might have to make this my touring ski since the BG is now pretty versatile compared to past years.
 
13782790:.lencon said:
I just cant wait for all the new ON3P to drop.

The Cease & Desists now have asymmetric tip/tails and have a new offset tip/tail shape (think K2 Marksman kinda). The 10% I have seen look great graphic wise. I don't even want a C&D, but they would be fun to demo on a pow day for sure.

The Billy Goats have asymmetric tip/tails as well now... might have to make this my touring ski since the BG is now pretty versatile compared to past years.

you mean like left vs right? why?
 
13782792:SofaKingSick said:
you mean like left vs right? why?

I think so..

And I am not sure their take on it, but I'm guessing it makes it float/surf/smear/pivot better. I have heard really good things about Left/Right specific skis when you are skiing directionally and in the pow.
 
13782796:.lencon said:
I thought I quoted this, but someone tell me more about those Solly tech binders..

so the salomon and atomic tech binding has actually been on the market for almost a year now in canada and europe. The one on sale now does not have a brake so was not allowed to be sold in the states. Next season it has been updated with a brake so will be available in america.

It is more on the lightweight style (think radical 2) rather then the kingpin style. It does feature a pretty cool interchangeable heel pin system though. You can use thicker or thinner pins for a higher or lower release. Despite its lighter weight design guys like cody townsend have been riding big lines on it so its no featherweight rando option.

The other big thing from salomon is the new alp x boot. It is eseentially an arcteryx procine with a mnt lab lower. salomon developed the proclinewith arcteryx so its no real surprise to see it added to sollys line. It features a much higher range of motion and lighter weight then the mtn lab but is not as burly so the mtn lab is still the big mountain touring boot and the new one is more the true touring option.

Im going to do some follow up articles on the new tech stuff which was brushed upon by the sia coverage. What gear are you guys interested in? There is a ton of new stuff Im going to cover but is there anything in particular you are interested in?
 
13782829:tomPietrowski said:
so the salomon and atomic tech binding has actually been on the market for almost a year now in canada and europe. The one on sale now does not have a brake so was not allowed to be sold in the states. Next season it has been updated with a brake so will be available in america.

It is more on the lightweight style (think radical 2) rather then the kingpin style. It does feature a pretty cool interchangeable heel pin system though. You can use thicker or thinner pins for a higher or lower release. Despite its lighter weight design guys like cody townsend have been riding big lines on it so its no featherweight rando option.

The other big thing from salomon is the new alp x boot. It is eseentially an arcteryx procine with a mnt lab lower. salomon developed the proclinewith arcteryx so its no real surprise to see it added to sollys line. It features a much higher range of motion and lighter weight then the mtn lab but is not as burly so the mtn lab is still the big mountain touring boot and the new one is more the true touring option.

Im going to do some follow up articles on the new tech stuff which was brushed upon by the sia coverage. What gear are you guys interested in? There is a ton of new stuff Im going to cover but is there anything in particular you are interested in?

Super interested in more about the Salomon tech. Also the Salomon boot that's similar to the Procline.

I'll keep you posted if I want to know about anything else;)

What brands can you get your hands on though?
 
13782835:.lencon said:
Super interested in more about the Salomon tech. Also the Salomon boot that's similar to the Procline.

I'll keep you posted if I want to know about anything else;)

What brands can you get your hands on though?

Well I worked the BC version of sia so know and have seen about all the major brands. There are a ton of new products out there which were sadly missed at SIA. There is a lot of new boot tech for sure. Small brands will be harder for me to cover though.
 
13782840:tomPietrowski said:
Well I worked the BC version of sia so know and have seen about all the major brands. There are a ton of new products out there which were sadly missed at SIA. There is a lot of new boot tech for sure. Small brands will be harder for me to cover though.

Catamarans pls
 
13782865:gapersarefriends said:
Catamarans pls

13782866:gapersarefriends said:
And new 4FRNT!!! Specifically whatever the new KYE is called and the inthayne

catamarans i actually have a review of as i was riding them for the last month or so.

4frnt ill have to see if they show up for any of the demos
 
13782829:tomPietrowski said:
so the salomon and atomic tech binding has actually been on the market for almost a year now in canada and europe. The one on sale now does not have a brake so was not allowed to be sold in the states. Next season it has been updated with a brake so will be available in america.

It is more on the lightweight style (think radical 2) rather then the kingpin style. It does feature a pretty cool interchangeable heel pin system though. You can use thicker or thinner pins for a higher or lower release. Despite its lighter weight design guys like cody townsend have been riding big lines on it so its no featherweight rando option.

The other big thing from salomon is the new alp x boot. It is eseentially an arcteryx procine with a mnt lab lower. salomon developed the proclinewith arcteryx so its no real surprise to see it added to sollys line. It features a much higher range of motion and lighter weight then the mtn lab but is not as burly so the mtn lab is still the big mountain touring boot and the new one is more the true touring option.

Im going to do some follow up articles on the new tech stuff which was brushed upon by the sia coverage. What gear are you guys interested in? There is a ton of new stuff Im going to cover but is there anything in particular you are interested in?

Have been looking around but yet to hear if there are any changes to the Marker Kingpin of Salomon MTN Lab boot. Thanks for any info!
 
13782829:tomPietrowski said:
so the salomon and atomic tech binding has actually been on the market for almost a year now in canada and europe. The one on sale now does not have a brake so was not allowed to be sold in the states. Next season it has been updated with a brake so will be available in america.

It is more on the lightweight style (think radical 2) rather then the kingpin style. It does feature a pretty cool interchangeable heel pin system though. You can use thicker or thinner pins for a higher or lower release. Despite its lighter weight design guys like cody townsend have been riding big lines on it so its no featherweight rando option.

The other big thing from salomon is the new alp x boot. It is eseentially an arcteryx procine with a mnt lab lower. salomon developed the proclinewith arcteryx so its no real surprise to see it added to sollys line. It features a much higher range of motion and lighter weight then the mtn lab but is not as burly so the mtn lab is still the big mountain touring boot and the new one is more the true touring option.

Im going to do some follow up articles on the new tech stuff which was brushed upon by the sia coverage. What gear are you guys interested in? There is a ton of new stuff Im going to cover but is there anything in particular you are interested in?

Any word on changes to Kingpin or MTN Lab boot?
 
13782794:.lencon said:
I think so..

And I am not sure their take on it, but I'm guessing it makes it float/surf/smear/pivot better. I have heard really good things about Left/Right specific skis when you are skiing directionally and in the pow.

haven't seen their take on the C&D but what was said about the BG on TGR was less hookness on crud and wind blown! I'm excited to try... same dimensions and sizes
 
13783577:SofaKingSick said:
"Binding: Flat"

huh? does that just mean there's no mounting plate or something?

when a company says that it indicates its a non system ski so any regular binding can be mounted on it
 
13783523:SEABURN said:
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stoked on the new spur!

192 for a phat charger? who s going to ride that? minions?

beeing tall sucks ass if you re looking for skis. 4frnt and movement are the only ones caring about us. It doesn t seem to change in the upcoming years. 190-192cm seems to be a magic barrier for current and 17/18 line ups. pussies.
 
13783603:_faaa said:
192 for a phat charger? who s going to ride that? minions?

beeing tall sucks ass if you re looking for skis. 4frnt and movement are the only ones caring about us. It doesn t seem to change in the upcoming years. 190-192cm seems to be a magic barrier for current and 17/18 line ups. pussies.

I ride a 195 armada JJ zero. I know a good majority of armadas a person can get in that 190-195 range.
 
13783617:Kbob94 said:
I ride a 195 armada JJ zero. I know a good majority of armadas a person can get in that 190-195 range.

As far as I m aware, the 195 jjs do not measure true to length. the 195 is more likely a 192. But if you re 6'2", everything below 195 feels like short park sticks.

I am really happy with the 194 Devestators. If 4frnt would make a 202-205 devastator, I d buy 3... such a nice, stiff but playful ski.
 
13783655:_faaa said:
As far as I m aware, the 195 jjs do not measure true to length. the 195 is more likely a 192. But if you re 6'2", everything below 195 feels like short park sticks.

I am really happy with the 194 Devestators. If 4frnt would make a 202-205 devastator, I d buy 3... such a nice, stiff but playful ski.

That could be. I'm 6'1" and they defiantly don't feel short to me, but i know that each person has a different riding styles and skis feel differently to everyone.
 
13783603:_faaa said:
192 for a phat charger? who s going to ride that? minions?

beeing tall sucks ass if you re looking for skis. 4frnt and movement are the only ones caring about us. It doesn t seem to change in the upcoming years. 190-192cm seems to be a magic barrier for current and 17/18 line ups. pussies.

Faction has some longer lengths too
 
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