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Which skis to bring to Tline?

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liamrashotte
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Not sure how the conditions are right now. I'll be up next monday, should I bring Pow skis and park skis ,or just park skis?
Apr 6 2016 6:49PM
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OregonDead
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I'd bring both if you can. When it gets slushy/sticky I think pow skis are more fun b/c they are less likely to catch an edge and are more surfy.
I'm guessing it is sticky up there right now as I type this. Snow will get cooked again tomorrow. After that I don't know. Hard to predict more than 3-4 days out but the 7 day is showing a chance or precip.
Apr 6 2016 6:57PM
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Lbird
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I would bring both if its not a hassle, but if you're more of a park skier just park skis should do it
Apr 6 2016 7:38PM
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ALMIGHTYSOSA
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park skis looking like it's suppose to be sunny
Apr 6 2016 7:39PM
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stupendous-man
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snowblades or snowskate
Apr 6 2016 10:48PM
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OregonDead
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stupendous-mansnowblades or snowskate


A couple of days ago I saw a guy on a snowskate that had a handlebar like a scooter.

Snowscooter FTW!
Apr 7 2016 12:10PM
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fghtoffyrdmns
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liamrashotteNot sure how the conditions are right now. I'll be up next monday, should I bring Pow skis and park skis ,or just park skis?


only ever bring pow skis
Apr 9 2016 5:57PM
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dyer
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I would bring park skis and if you have room it can't hurt to ride some of the slush on a wider ski. Spring conditions out there.
Apr 18 2016 12:24PM
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