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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

After reading DannyBO1's thread on powder skis I was rather amazed to arrive at line-up this morning to find a Whitedot demo tent set up. What was even better was that I didn't have any work assigned so I spent a couple of hours on the "One", while a friend demoed both the "One" and the "Defender". We both were given t-shirts by the company, and now I have to figure out if I can afford new skis...... wink

The "One" suited my purposes almost exactly - conditions were slushy spring snow, with some areas salted. I didn't get bogged down in the really wet stuff, and I could carve where I wanted to. To me, the ski feels solid with no deflection through the heavier mush, yet is versatile enough that I think I could use it as an everyday teaching ski (I can do my teaching demos on it). I probably would want a different ski for a dedicated powder lesson in our Sierra Cement, but it feels like it would work well enough for an intro to powder lesson, or when teaching smaller kids. I had a blast!

Nice to see that the company has expanded as far as Tahoe, and the skis are available retail in Tahoe City. Now I wonder if they need a mountain rep at Squaw? snowHead
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

They don't do a Defender - presume you mean the Director, the purple 'un.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

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I probably would want a different ski for a dedicated powder lesson in our Sierra Cement


Thats a good point, used to work in Sierra on the South side a few years ago, good skiing and good people, but when it got warm it was solid snow in the trees!
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