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Ultimate Quiver

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Steezy_Peazy
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So my buddies and I were shootin the shit, and got to arguing about how many skis it would take to have a full quiver. I know some people say that their ski is a "one ski quiver" but I think that's complete horse shit. Nothing does everything well. How many skis does it take? My buddy was like 3 but I think it's higher, like 5ish. Help me settle my argument, gentlemen and gentlepinkames
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Feb 2 2015 2:53PM
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WhatTheHuck
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I agree with you, closer to 5 if you include touring, long fatties, playful shorter fatties, all mountain chargers, park, and rock ski. My dream is:

Steeple 112
JJ 2.0
2011 SFB (my favourite skis of all time)
Whipits
Whatever I can find in Sell/Trade for cheap
Feb 2 2015 3:54PM
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Steezy_Peazy
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jdpowI agree with you, closer to 5 if you include touring, long fatties, playful shorter fatties, all mountain chargers, park, and rock ski. My dream is:

Steeple 112
JJ 2.0
2011 SFB (my favourite skis of all time)
Whipits
Whatever I can find in Sell/Trade for cheap


Yeah that's what I was thinking. Park ski, Pow, Touring setup, Charger, Urban/rock/loaner, and one or two of what people call "one ski quivers" to use for trips, when you don't know what to do, or just to mix it up. I would love a pair of JJ's, a pair of Whipits and a bunch of skis from BST and ebay
Feb 2 2015 5:00PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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Powder, all mountain, park, race/slalom ski. 4 would be fine with me.
Feb 2 2015 5:15PM
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Muggydude
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True one ski quiver would be skinny carver/mogul ski, playful all mountain/park ski, light midfat pow/touring ski, big mountain charger, pure powder ski IMO

More or less what I have minus the carver, fat skis are more fun anyways
Feb 2 2015 5:25PM
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WhatTheHuck
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Yeah right now I am rippin the 2011 SFB in the park since my joysticks broke. 115 underfoot is actually super fun. Closest I have to a one ski quiver
Feb 2 2015 5:27PM
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crotchvent
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Touring ski, Pow ski, an all mountain twin, race ski, a park ski, urban ski, and then a one ski quiver if you take a trip somewhere.
Feb 2 2015 6:04PM
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Steezy_Peazy
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crotchventTouring ski, Pow ski, an all mountain twin, race ski, a park ski, urban ski, and then a one ski quiver if you take a trip somewhere.


Wouldn't your all mountain be your one ski quiver? My assumption was that the two terms were intercangeable.
Feb 2 2015 9:18PM
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dingus
Posts: 1328 - Karma: 7,877
I have a three ski quiver
Atomic Bentchetlers (Best ski ever)
Jskis Cats in Space (Yeah I like cats)
and a pair of K2 revivals (for urban)
I wish I had an all mountain ski but there are more important things that my wallet must tend to
Feb 2 2015 10:28PM
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ghosthop
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Hard snow ski for long stretches in-between storms, I like the new Stockli Stormriders a lot

Soft, playful twin, anything EP has called his pro model would do

versatile everyday ski with a soft snow bias, there are a million skis in this category, my sickles were great for this but I've started grabbing the EHP's more; I really want to try the Billy Goat for this type of ski

a ski for the stupid deep days, probably powboards or protests

and a touring rig

so 5, but if we're talking hypotheticals I want *all* the skis
Feb 2 2015 10:30PM
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crotchvent
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Steezy_PeazyWouldn't your all mountain be your one ski quiver? My assumption was that the two terms were intercangeable.


Nope for a one ski quiver id probably go for something around 100 or so underfoot maybe a tiny bit wider. Then for an all mountain twin I'd go for something a bit narrower more like 85 underfoot. This is also just my ideal setup so in reality I have a park ski, race ski, and pow ski.
Feb 2 2015 10:33PM
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Steezy_Peazy
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crotchventNope for a one ski quiver id probably go for something around 100 or so underfoot maybe a tiny bit wider. Then for an all mountain twin I'd go for something a bit narrower more like 85 underfoot. This is also just my ideal setup so in reality I have a park ski, race ski, and pow ski.


So all mountain is like a groomer or charger ski, one not meant to be able to do park and bc as well as groomers, and the one ski quiver can? Thanks for the clarification
Feb 3 2015 12:19PM
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kirbstopper
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Pow Ski, 115-125mm underfoot (Cast touring plates) - 4frnt Renegade
All Mountain Ski, 105-110mm underfoot (Cast touring plates) - 4frnt Devastator
Light Touring Ski, 100-105mm underfoot (tech binding) - Undecided
Park Ski, rocker/camber, 95mm+ that can still get around the mountain. - Rossignol Slat
Park ski, full camber for the large jump days. - Rossignol Storm

This is my idea of the ultimate quiver that I am working towards, still missing Renegades, and a touring specific ski.
Feb 3 2015 12:40PM
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KravtZ
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Couldn't give specific models but for me:

115-120 pow ski / deep crud charger / out west ski
100 mm all mountain slightly cambered twin tip
85-90 mm park ski / hardpack cruiser
Full blown carving ski
Feb 3 2015 1:12PM
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.jif
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I would have whipits, Kartel 98's, billy goats and ON3P cease and desist.
Feb 3 2015 2:22PM
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Carl_the_Llama
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Two right now... I was thinking three, but after I thought about it, don't really see where I would need a third...

1: Daily Driver, 95-105, park capable, all mountain as well... Currently Shreditor 102...

2: Fresh Snow, 110-120, all mountain capable, jibby, Currently Shreditor 112, might change to opus, jeff 114, not sure yet... Yah.
Feb 3 2015 2:24PM
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marcel_ID
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The ultimate quiver for me would be something like

Deep Pow (aka best days of the season) - ON3P C&D
Jib Wide Pow - ON3P Jeffrey 122
Charger Pow - ON3P BG
Wide Charger - ON3P Wrenegade 112
All MTN - Praxis Freeride
All MTB Jib - ON3P Kartel 106
Hard Pack - Praxis SND

Praxis Touring Quiver
Spring touring - Praxis Yeti
Everything else touring - Praxis Backcountry
Deep Pow touring - Praxis Protest
Feb 3 2015 3:34PM
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MartianMan
Posts: 1101 - Karma: 2,099
I've always felt like if I were to live out west, a 3-ski-quiver like this would do the trick.

Folsom Rapture (Big-mtn/Pow)
ON3P Steeple 112 (Touring/Soft Snow)
Moment Belafonte (All Mtn Charger)
Feb 3 2015 3:51PM
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saskskier
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3 would be pretty much perfect.

Stupid deep/fun pow ski - 194 Surface Balance (formerly New Life) w/ Peak 18's
Touring/light pow - 189 ON3P Steeple 112 w/ Beast 16's
All Mountain - 186 ON3P Kartel 106 w/ Atack 16's

I think that would be good. Maybe some kind of race ski to mess around on.
Feb 3 2015 5:35PM
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rtl32
Posts: 679 - Karma: 1,161
Right now for NJ I run a center mounted park ski, a full blown race ski, and a rock/fuck around in the woods ski.

I also rockered and rounded out the rock ski so they are my pow skis as well.

Ideally for me

60-70mm cheater 19-23m GS ski (12m SLs gets too jumpy at mach 3)
80-90 true park skis
110-120mm pow skis (with dukes for the occasional tour with the buddies)
80-90mm Urban/rock skis
Feb 3 2015 9:32PM
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