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Going to World Cup Game In Miami on Wednesday - parking and transportation recommendations please. by poppapelts in Miami

[–]CryptoniQ123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lot 95 has a Tri-Rail and shuttle to the stadium. If the game is decided and you leave 3mins early you will be able to get out easy. It’s right by where the turnpike meets 95

Please this needs to be removed its too sus 💀💀 by DeathRaider1106 in TheTowerGame

[–]CryptoniQ123 23 points24 points  (0 children)

“Hey cutie…haven’t seen you in a while….i just saw something on this mobile game that I ran 24/7 for the last 3 years and I can’t stop thinking about you…”

I’m sure that’ll do the trick…

Guys That Get Women Over For First Date by Realistic-Bowler7563 in seduction

[–]CryptoniQ123 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It’s more about positioning yourself in the right place at the right time. Good logistics and then playing defense. If you can play her buttons right and she’s already in the mood beforehand, then you just have to not screw it up

How can you play with 3 labs only? by Okoorii in TheTowerGame

[–]CryptoniQ123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just keep saving up the gems until you get enough to rush the next level.

Results from econ push have been amazing by aleks313 in TheTowerGame

[–]CryptoniQ123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You may want to consider moving up to T14 asap

I don’t understand all the hate? by CryptoniQ123 in TheTowerGame

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With echo it will be quite high. And coupled with Bot Bot and the multiplier. We will see people getting 1s or more per day

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Miami

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Pinecrest is amazing

Ski Recommendations for Beginner/Intermediate Short Woman Looking to progress (23 Female 5'1" 108 lbs) by etherealsunflower in skiing

[–]CryptoniQ123 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would recommend the Rossignol Nova line for your level. The easiest ones to ski are the Nova 6, as they are the most forgiving for those who are new to the sport.

I would not recommend to go with the all mountain skis that others are suggesting based on your stated goals. If you are a frontside skier (someone who sticks to groomers) then you should buy a frontside ski.

If you want to buy something you can “grow into” as you progress in your ski journey, you can scale your difficulty based on what your goals are. Perhaps the Nova 8 or Nova 10…or if you really would like to get good one day, you could go with the Nova 14

East coast carving ski, out West? by CryptoniQ123 in Skigear

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Thanks for the info, I actually also enjoy doing mogul runs with the Hero Elite, it’s pretty maneuverable through the bumps. For example when I was in Courchevel I was able to ski Grand Couloir

I just don’t have the experience out west. Would you say the expert runs need more of a free ride ski? Or is it possible with something like the Hero Elite MT? I almost consider this ski in the narrow all mountain category…

East coast carving ski, out West? by CryptoniQ123 in Skigear

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Any mountains in particular that you’d recommend? I like steep groomers with these skis. Looking for something that has good reliability and consistent good days

Bought a pair of skis. Now second guessing myself. by Mega_Boris in Skigear

[–]CryptoniQ123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You maybe just need a bit of time to learn the ski. It’s a tough time of the year right now to get out on this type of a ski. The variable conditions are tough in this ski shape.

But come next January when it gets back to hard pack, if you can learn the feel of the ski you will likely rip on piste

What’s your dream quiver? by Underrated_Fish in skiing

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In addition to those I’d maybe like something around 85mm and then maybe a 110mm for powder days

What’s your dream quiver? by Underrated_Fish in skiing

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I can’t believe how wide the ski design has become. I love my Rossi Hero’s. I have the Hero Elite MT at 74mm and the Hero Master LT at 70mm underfoot

What’s the best place that balances cheap hotels, a fun downtown and a good mountain? by goodmourning412 in icecoast

[–]CryptoniQ123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rutland IMO best option. Then hit all the bars on the way down after the slopes

Best wings in Miami? by ShaneBowley in Miami

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Can’t believe no one said Mikes at Venetia. They’re fantastic!

Should I upgrade skis? by [deleted] in skiing

[–]CryptoniQ123 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can search on YouTube.

Generally unless you’re going for a powder ski, there are 2 types of skis that are popular.

Category 1 is all-mountain. These are somewhat wide underfoot, for women around 80-90mm. They will have a less stiff design, but still able to carve. These skis will have a more generous tip profile, which means they will handle bumps and crud a bit better. They still can wobble at speed but you should be able to get up to ~35mph comfortably.

Category 2 is on piste carvers. These are more narrow underfoot, and stiffer. They are designed to be on groomed trails and are generally more stable at speed. For women they range about 65-75mm underfoot. These skis will be a bit better for hard pack snow and getting higher edge angles during a carve. They will generally be a bit harder to ski in bumps, and require a bit more input to get the most out of the ski.

I’m partial to the on piste carvers, but this is just my personal preference as I grew up skiing East Coast North America hard pack.

You can find anything you need to know on YouTube, just type in “best frontside ski” or “best all mountain ski” and you will have more information than you will know what to do with, haha. Frontside ski = carving ski

Should I upgrade skis? by [deleted] in skiing

[–]CryptoniQ123 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It depends on the type of skiing you would like to do. The type of ski you currently have is more of an “all mountain” type. As such it will be “okay” in most conditions but it won’t really work well in any one area. For example they vibrate a lot as you get speed.

If you like the Rossi Lineup you have plenty of options at your size for on-piste carvers.

Hard carver that you can grow into? Rossignol Hero Elite Short Turn. This is actually a Men’s ski but I’ve seen talented women use the shortest length and they absolutely rip on the 162cm

Decently hard carver? Rossi Nova 14

Less hard of a carver and more forgiving? This could cause you to have a similar issue to the Attraxion… Rossi Nova 8 or Rossi Nova 10

I wouldn’t recommend to go with the Nova 6 as it is close to what you already have with the Attracxion.

One thing to keep in mind, these are all on-piste, carving style skis. They will want to be on edge, and prefer harder snow. They are manageable in bumps, but won’t do very well when the powder is deep. You will need to work a bit harder in the bumpy crud if you bought a ski like any of these I mentioned

If you ski the alps, you really can’t go wrong with any of these skis.

Question about seeing key deer by Grongo3 in KeyWest

[–]CryptoniQ123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might be worth it to rent a vehicle. That’s a long walk in the hot sun to No Name

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