Sale: 07/08 Lib Tech NAS POW, 07/08 Dynastar Big Trouble, The North Face

JBird

JBird

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I need to sell one of these pairs of skis so it'll be whichever goes first. I will sell skis alone, but I won't accept any offers for bindings alone.

07/08 Lib Tech POW 185cm. Dimensions are 149/117/142. Pow Narrow Ass Snowboards with MAGNE-TRACTION.75: Smooth riding! Turns ice into shave ice! Handcrafted by Lib Technologies near Canada in the USA. Designed by Mike Wilson.

Skied about 10-20 days. No core shots or scratches. They've been mounted twice, once with fritschis and currently have Rossi FKS's mounted on them 2 cm back from the dent for a 306mm shell. Asking $450 with bindings, $350 without, or best offer.

07/08 Dynastar Big Troubles 186cm with Dynastar PX 15 Jib bindings mounted +4 cm from standard. They've been mounted

once for a 306mm shell (26.0). They have about 20 days on them. No core

shots. Will have them freshly tuned at my shop before I ship them.

Thinking $400 with bindings, $300 without, or best offer.

07/08 The North Face Men's Quanticon Triclimate Jacket. Worn less than 5 days. Brand new condition. Asking $100.

Description from backcountry.com (on sale for $244 there)

With waterproof breathable fabric and a snap-in liner, The North Face

Men's Quanticon Triclimate Jacket is ready for winter storms and spring

slush. While other ski jacket's liners zip in and out, this synthetic

insulated liner attaches with a three-point snap system, leaving the

shell's inner pockets easily accessible. The Quanticon Triclimate

Jacket's fully taped seams keep unwelcome snow and water on the

outside, and pitzips help prevent swamp build-up on the inside. The

North Face gave this three-in-one jacket a powder skirt to block

moisture, and a media and goggle pocket to store your essentials. A

built-in Recco reflector may aid ski patrol in the event of an

avalanche.

Bottom Line: The weather is continually changing—be prepared with The North Face Quanticon Triclimate Jacket.

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agreed. that's why someone should pick up these BT's. Such a fun ski, and a dope setup w/ that binding. buy this mans things!
 
It actually makes a lot of sense... if you are a big mountain skier or like to charge. It's true is doesn't make sense for everyone though, if you're looking for a powder ski just to hit BC booters or ski low angle Warren Miller style powder then this isn't your ski.

The Pow NAS plenty of float for the deepest of days, yet unlike the hellbent, ep pro, or even prophet 130, this ski holds up on edge and carves amazingly well for a ski of its girth. Magne-traction just makes the ski more versatile and gives it more edge stability. Basically, the faster you go, the more solid and locked they feel on edge, where other fat skis would be washing out of turns. If you ever ski your powder skis in less than ideal conditions, wind blown crust, corn, icy chutes, then magne-traction just makes sense.
 
i just bought some libs and rode them for 2 runs! SUCH AN ILL SKI! They are super awesome for carving groomers..the edges hold like woah and you can tell a huge difference from a normal ski! Someone hop on those they would be a fun all around ski for sure!
 
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