Well, perry. Iif you are interested in wider skis I would suggest you start with somethihg less wide and then work up. For where you ski, you have the right tools for sure, moving to soft snow does require a midification to your skiing in that the use of edges? has to be tempered and modulated or you will be overworking the skis.
As far as HH goes, its not HH, he's just runing a business and marketing his product? Its the mentality that some Harbilites have that I object to. Too many misconceptions and preconceptions that have been "fed" to them that are just not true or factual.? (THAT DOESN'T MEAN ALL HERE!)? I know that was my former self.? Like many,I dont ski enough so you look to fill that wth something else ski related. Some become gear
****, some become advid ski
**** watchers, others study skiing technique. I'm a ski-
**** watcher and? gear
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and I will overcome this. HH is a fantasitc skier for sure and his skiing method is great. I commend anyone for dedicating themselves to improving their skiing and encourage everyone to conitnue to be the skiers they want to be- Trying Johns method is a great: a different approach, there are certainly similarites that all skiing share but you will see some contrasting approaches as well. Hopefully, you wil adopt some of those skiils to your skill-set toolbox.
for me, its learning different approaches, trying different sks/gear to see ihow it changes the experiece and pushing myself to challenge me mentally as well as physically. However, I dont want to think about?my skiing, I just want to ski- this a shutting the mind down and just skiing in the moment. I have never enjoyed skiing as much as I have since arriving in Chile and changing my whole outlook and approach to skiing. I hope you all have the joy in what you are doing. I don't mean to insult anyone or anyones skiing preference but encourage you to broaden your horizons and and be open to to what may bring even more enjoyment to your sking
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