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Props to all the dudes that went off and bought a pair first. They are kind of my guniea pigs haha
Not too surprising. I was (I think) one of the first group of people to start talking to him about an order a while back, and I knew he was getting a ton of orders, and that he would be making some changes. He had me and possibly a few others check out a few sheets(like multi point sidecut order form) for any errors, and also took some time to make those videos that are on the site about how he gets his materials and how the skis are built. Everything he showed me seemed perfect, and he by no means aimed to be cheap/lazy with his job at all. The care he has been taking just getting everything ready in the factory and on the site should give an idea of the effort he will be putting into the skis. People that complain about not getting their skis in early September, which I don't think you are, are just being impatient. Give him some time, he's just getting everything sorted out so that what he sells will be quality.
The only downside I can think of of these is the cap construction. Sidewall lays down turns on groomers better IMO. That being said, cap saves a ton of weight and there is no delam problem, and my ski is made for pow and will be used for all my touring(195, 118 underfoot, pretty straight with fairly large tip rocker and taper, and medium tail taper, medium-long tail rocker with low rise, camber underfoot=BEAST)
Haha, they didn't bring it to the market. Michael had been using it in all the factorys or whatever he was making before this, and some skis(especially older) and snowboards already used it. Line just took something which IMO won't effect performance THAT much and over-advertised it as something genius and new. Also we don't know it's one of the burliest jib skis ever since we haven't had extended time on it. Yet everybody seems to believe it so I guess it's another line genius sales pitch which somehow so many people believe.
Oh, and about what you said earlier about this layup being alot better for cap, I'm not sure if that's right. There is still no material above the edge where it is on sidewall skis, and I think that is the difference.
Anybody know when Michael will start making his skis? I'm so stoked to have a ski that will actually shine on cliffs(Center mounted chronics weren't a big help). Am I the only one making a directional charger?
can someone find a link to the tgr thread on 333 skis?
ive tried but their website doesnt search 333 so it just searches skis.
is anyone going to actually get 333 skis? or are we all jsut gonna sit here waiting to find out what happens?