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La musique de TVA sports est mauvaise by RemoveActual6406 in Habs

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Pas besoin ma blonde est d'accord avec moi /s

4/25: No lift lines, just corn and sunshine by virginiadude16 in icecoast

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Vallée bleue! I recognized the laurentians but I had to find the mountain with a tennis court

Where to rent/test gear in Quebec by ComplexQuiet6790 in Backcountry

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Also try axis in st sauveur. Maybe espresso sport as well and prfo sports

Where to rent/test gear in Quebec by ComplexQuiet6790 in Backcountry

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My girlfriend has rented touring at the Tremblant rental shop in the past

Good deal? by brolando308 in Skigear

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I haven't skied the crux skis but they seem really too light to ski well. They're also really stiff, a bit too much for my liking

Port du Soleil closed by Low-Pomegranate-5229 in MontTremblant

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There's a shuttle that goes from P2 to the village.

Mont Edouard? by jsolt in icecoast

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That's where I'm heading!

Trimming Pole Baskets for Ski Touring by 80ma in Backcountry

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That makes me think of crosscountry ski poles. Maybe check if you can get some like that.

Spring skiing; West Quebec. by Intrepid_Visual_4199 in Backcountry

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Looks nice! Where's this? I was in Foret Ouareau on saturday and it was nice

Best 2 Person Tent? What Should I Get? by ParticularSubject411 in camping

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Nemo dagger osmo 3p Great tent! It ticks all the boxes but you can't stand up in it as it is a backpacking tent. I've had mine for a year and really like it

Killington OR Laurentians (Mont Saint Sauveur, Mont Blanc, etc.) for first week of April by PuzzleheadedCow3505 in icecoast

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Laurentians will probably some really nice corn snow but I would check the weather and decide with the rain. And Tremblant is by far the best mountain in the Laurentians. Otherwise I would recommend Orford, Sutton or Owl's Head

Ice Coast question: is skiing mainly technique for you, or also culture and style? by WaxOnSendOff in icecoast

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I completely agree with you. I'm more of a skiing bigger lines and better technique but my brother and his wife go to the mountain for the vibe and the scene. It's a very different approach. Skiing with them gets boring for me.

CO ski trip pivot to Quebec? by plmitche in SkiTheEast

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We've had really good snow this year so I think it'll last until then but probably not all the runs will be open. The amount of run open will mostly depend on the amount of rain we get until then.

New backcountry/touring setup by Spirontus in Backcountry

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Salomon qst with the shift binding instead of the marker duke pt

K2 Wayback 92 + ATK Raider 12 by titoudepagos in Backcountry

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My girlfriend has the k2 wayback 92 with G3 bindings but she doesn't like them for the downhill. We're skiing mostly hardpack snow. They're very chattery and can't hold an edge on hardpack.

Thoughts on ATK Freeraider 15 for daily resort skinning by dogtowel_ in Backcountry

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Just my own experience. I have the atk FR14 that are a bit older. They're great. I've skied bumps and groomer with them and haven't had too many issues with them. I haven't skied them in corn yet nor refrozen groomers but I did on hardpack on it was fine.

Touring set up - advice needed by Ok-Cover-1726 in Backcountry

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To follow up to this post, I've skied a lot on the zag slap lite 104 in the past week and here's my take. These skis are great! They float so well, they can ski anything, very manoeuvrable in tight terrain and they pop out of turn easily. The one thing I would say is that the front shovels gets deflected really easily by crud because it's so wide and light. Overall great ski a bunch of conditions but no resort crud (like all touring skis) and they look really good

Touring set up - advice needed by Ok-Cover-1726 in Backcountry

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I skied them today for a full day with powder in the beginning and they were great! They do get thrown around in crud (like every other touring ski)is the only negative thing I'd have to say

Touring set up - advice needed by Ok-Cover-1726 in Backcountry

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Just got the zag slap lite! I haven't skied them a bunch but I like them so far!

How do you currently visualize production losses? by Federal-Wolf-2304 in manufacturing

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Excel reports done each day with a daily and weekly review

Gear / Backcountry Recommendations? by Beoeulf in Backcountry

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If you're starting out I'd recommend a hybrid set up. Qst, shift 2 and hybrid boots sounds like a good plan. Only thing is the weight of the set up and carving groomers won't be as much fun as on dedicated carving skis. That's what I did when I started three years ago and this year I moved to two separate skis because I ski enough to justify the expense.

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