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Wanting to try Skiing
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hello all I been playing with an idea of trying skiing for quite some time now. Just a bit of background of me, i been snowboarding for 15 years and loved it, a few years ago got in the motorcycle accident so that caused me to quit boarding for a while, in 2011 i went back to the mountain for the first time in 3 years, and tell you the truth its just no feel the same. I did lost a lot of my advance skills that made it fun for me. So kept going back to the Mountain for two seasons trying to get back what i have lost but it seems when you 30 its not as easy, lol. So I left the park and started to explore the mountain in search of some excitement and sure i found it. I fell in love of pistes riding something i have never done in my 15 years of boarding, i been mostly riding the park and pipe. Well found it that its much more difficult riding back-country in deep heaps of powder on the board. I did ski a few times before i started to board and it was fun so i am thinking to go back and give another try. So i am looking to pick up as set of skis i am 6'3 @ 195 pounds, I live in US, Oregon, have access to multiple ski resorts, we get deep powder here so i more interested in something that can get me through that and also be cool on the groom runs. Any feedback with be appreciated.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

abused, welcome to snowheads. snowHead Maybe rent some gear, get a ski lesson and ask the instructor's advice! Hope you enjoy it. snowHead
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