40 Pairs of 194cm Devastators: TODAY, Thursday 10/5 at 11AM MST 🤝

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4FRNT completely missing the mark again... Height is nothing but an advantage. Bigger cock on average, more attractive to women, more implied authority in the workplace, better air quality... The list goes on...

They are doing this because there is a strong correlation with height and financial success, and 4FRNT want a peice of the pie.

How about making a ski for people who are overweight? or who are struggling to put food on the table? Why don't you have a ski that celebrates different cultures and raises awareness? Like the Uighur's who are subject to live organ harvesting?

How about a Ukraine ski?

You would rather fuel the ego of people who don't need it because they have a big dick and everything is sweet just doesn't make any sense tbh

TheGreenRoom4FRNT completely missing the mark again... Height is nothing but an advantage. Bigger cock on average, more attractive to women, more implied authority in the workplace, better air quality... The list goes on...

They are doing this because there is a strong correlation with height and financial success, and 4FRNT want a peice of the pie.

How about making a ski for people who are overweight? or who are struggling to put food on the table? Why don't you have a ski that celebrates different cultures and raises awareness? Like the Uighur's who are subject to live organ harvesting?

How about a Ukraine ski?

You would rather fuel the ego of people who don't need it because they have a big dick and everything is sweet just doesn't make any sense tbh

Fat skis already exists.

I don't think I can fit these in the budget right now, but as a freakishly tall human, thank you for thinking about us.
Not being able to ride the vast majority of skis fucking blows, so every 190cm+ option is seriously appreciated!

Also, I know they say 194, but a lot of skis measure up short, and for us 200cm-ish guys, that's an issue.
Do they measure 194 true length after pressing?

Im 6'4'' and approve of this message.

I DISLIKE riding undersized skis.

TheGreenRoom4FRNT completely missing the mark again... Height is nothing but an advantage. Bigger cock on average, more attractive to women, more implied authority in the workplace, better air quality... The list goes on...

They are doing this because there is a strong correlation with height and financial success, and 4FRNT want a peice of the pie.

How about making a ski for people who are overweight? or who are struggling to put food on the table? Why don't you have a ski that celebrates different cultures and raises awareness? Like the Uighur's who are subject to live organ harvesting?

How about a Ukraine ski?

You would rather fuel the ego of people who don't need it because they have a big dick and everything is sweet just doesn't make any sense tbh

Missed me on this?! Best of luck out there though.

jimbobsI don't think I can fit these in the budget right now, but as a freakishly tall human, thank you for thinking about us.
Not being able to ride the vast majority of skis fucking blows, so every 190cm+ option is seriously appreciated!

Also, I know they say 194, but a lot of skis measure up short, and for us 200cm-ish guys, that's an issue.
Do they measure 194 true length after pressing?

This is a reverse camber ski that's flat underfoot, we call it a multi-radius rocker (multiple points of reverse camber). That flatness creates a longer effective edge on snow, which means the Dev does not significantly shorten when pressed on snow. Beyond the effective edge you don't want to loose the rocker in the tip and tail - need that.

ecsm.Im 6'4'' and approve of this message.

I DISLIKE riding undersized skis.

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Good to know, but I was asking about the true tip-to-tail length after the skis are built.
For instance, my Poachers were advertised as 184 long, but they measure 182cm when I bring out the tape measure. My Jeffery 102s were advertised at 191cm long, but they measure 192cm.
Any insight on that number? Cheers

4FRNTThis is a reverse camber ski that's flat underfoot, we call it a multi-radius rocker (multiple points of reverse camber). That flatness creates a longer effective edge on snow, which means the Dev does not significantly shorten when pressed on snow. Beyond the effective edge you don't want to loose the rocker in the tip and tail - need that.

Build them heavy and beefy again

jimbobsGood to know, but I was asking about the true tip-to-tail length after the skis are built.
For instance, my Poachers were advertised as 184 long, but they measure 182cm when I bring out the tape measure. My Jeffery 102s were advertised at 191cm long, but they measure 192cm.
Any insight on that number? Cheers

Yes, the length of the 194cm Devastator is truly measured 194cm tip to tail along the base.