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SlunkyHow do you find the 108s In deep pow. I want new pow skis but I heard the 116 is really heavy
The 108's have felt good in everything. I rode them everyday at JHole last year including some 18"-22" days. They have the perfect amount of float which allows you to sink a little bit and have an absolute blast. Never felt like I needed anymore ski. Fatter skis kind of ruin the fun of powder skiing in my opinion.
QuaffThe 108's have felt good in everything. I rode them everyday at JHole last year including some 18"-22" days. They have the perfect amount of float which allows you to sink a little bit and have an absolute blast. Never felt like I needed anymore ski. Fatter skis kind of ruin the fun of powder skiing in my opinion.
108 is such a money ski width.
Yeah I have 98s and they’ve done decently In pow so I was considering the 108s for Weight savings. Plus I’ve heard with modern rocker you don’t really need a super fat ski
Strapped a cooler full of beer to this mofo today and beat the heat out on Lake Sammamish. Had it for a couple weeks now today was probably my first real outing.
Needed a trad shoe and TC pros didnt fit me sadly. Heard these are pretty nice and I'm curious to see how their rubber grips.
Needed a new pack as well and had tons of cash back on moosejaw.
Good job dude! Stay of cc debt. It eats at you like no other. When you dont pay it off immediately, you have already accepted that money be loaned out to you with18-20 percent interest for the year.
JoeF2661Not really a purchase but I paid off my credit card and was able to save a little money for the upcoming season so I'm pretty happy about that.
BigPurpleSkiSuitGood job dude! Stay of cc debt. It eats at you like no other. When you dont pay it off immediately, you have already accepted that money be loaned out to you with18-20 percent interest for the year.
So they increased credit limit the day after I pay it off. Due to my "responsible" credit history. Dont get me wrong I never missed a payment and rarely paid any interest but it makes you think how cc companies just want you to get into debt.
Yeah, that's how they make their money, granted if someone declares bankruptcy or defaults on their payments they lose money, but I think last year alone Americans paid 104 billion dollars in cc debt. It keeps people from ever being able to save money, and though the terms are laid out in front of them, many people simply dont have the self control to stop themselves from spending more than they can afford. Whenever I open a cc for anyone I explain to them the proper way to use it. Pay it off immediately and view your balance as what is available to use since that is updated in basically real time whereas your 'current balance' can often be a day or two behind.
JoeF2661So they increased credit limit the day after I pay it off. Due to my "responsible" credit history. Dont get me wrong I never missed a payment and rarely paid any interest but it makes you think how cc companies just want you to get into debt.
If you dont have money dont fucking buy it....credit Card debt never made sense to me. Lots of people fucking their lives up buying shit they dont need with money they dont have
Obvious exclusion for house etc but that is a loan not CC.
BigPurpleSkiSuitYeah, that's how they make their money, granted if someone declares bankruptcy or defaults on their payments they lose money, but I think last year alone Americans paid 104 billion dollars in cc debt. It keeps people from ever being able to save money, and though the terms are laid out in front of them, many people simply dont have the self control to stop themselves from spending more than they can afford. Whenever I open a cc for anyone I explain to them the proper way to use it. Pay it off immediately and view your balance as what is available to use since that is updated in basically real time whereas your 'current balance' can often be a day or two behind.
Easiest way is to tell people to treat it like a Debit Card. If you don't have the $ in your bank account on hand, don't spend it.
I've got quite a bit of $$$ stashed in my bank account after saving up for the past few years despite a new truck, 2 bikes (soon to be 3), and a few trips but any time I see my monthly statement get over $1,500 I'm pissed.
It's a lot easier to teach yourself fiscal responsibility when you're younger because when you get older those expenses pile on quickly.
powpatrolWhat’s the difference between normal mavic?
Way better camera (at least on pro), the zoom can obviously zoom (and dolly zoom feature), longer flight time by a couple mins, faster, better obstacle awareness, quieter. Is it worth the upgrade from the mavic pro? Idk. Is it worth it to be your first drone and thereby futureproofing yourself? Absolutely.
