It was the videos. Watching them and trying to copy the moves: that was the firs step. I guess that my brain reacted better to images about the whole process of skiing than written materials (and here I mean posts on this forum). Posts were helpful when I have become interested in fine detailes that...

I don't have a super low stance. I was exiting a couloir and traversing a very steep face (maybe 60 degrees) on speed, for transfer on another face. The knee was traveling through powder due to the steep slope and I was sure that I would have hit the rock spine dividing the two faces with my knee if...

I hit once the ice boulder on an steep icy slope. I turn below an ice bulder and very close to it. Somehow I hit the bulder with my knee. Result was one week no running, no skiing; only pool apnea training.

Great movies Tay! Steep and fast, just like I like it!
Wath skies did you have? I can't figure it out from the movie.

Thanks Rickster

LJ, skiing powder one can find many hidden things under a smooth white blanket. Exactly! One particular area that I use to ski has a perfect powder blanket and tip up pyramid shape rocks that protruded up to a 3-4 cm under the snow surface. Usually you can say that there is something under the snow...

Here is a 75 gr race binding
http://www.dynafit.com/en/rc-1-binding.html
What next?

I woun't trade my fat ones on a powder day I quote myself and take it back :lol: It seams that my knees are sufering from to much torque with big boards. So... I will replace my Atomic Automatic 193 with Rossi Soul7 188, which are not that fat. Maybe in a few years I will ski powder on 80 mm waist ...

Congratulations!

This sounds fair.