If you're NTN and want to tour at all I'd go 22D. I own and regularly ski both the OutlawX (60+ days? I dunno, enough) and the Lynx (~5 days before issues put them on the sidelines for a bit). Unless you've sunk the cost or are completely enamored of the Lynx, which does tour better by a bit, go Out...

When you get stuck or frustrated, back up a step or two. In this case I think that means making smooth, rhytmic lead changes in a straight line at a comfortable speed. Probably traversing a wide, easy cruiser (assuming you're on piste). Feel bouncy even. Get curious about just how much weight your b...

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Mon Feb 03, 2020 4:55 pm

if you have to ask "why bother" you would not understand the answer.

Amen. It all happens in a moment beyond time anyway. I can recall single turns from years ago as though they happen now.