Size Matters Telemark
Bob Mazarei telemark skiing on Rossignol Race-Stock 217cm Downhill skis, Scarpa TX boots, and Rottefella NTN telemark bindings. The online story can be viewed here: telemarktips.com . Filmed by Guido Perrini and Gary Bigham in 2008. Music by Matt Kalin. "Short Skis Suck!" I haven't seen that t-shirt in a while. Probably cause that proclamation doesn't hold much water nowadays: modern ski designs have made it much easier for us to ski fast (and slow) with maximum control within the context of the whole mountain. It's shrink-wrapped insta-shred compared to the way it used to be. Simply put, shorter and wider skis not only deliver for the masses, they also provide unparalleled premium level performance for experts. These types of skis have been the standard for firm and technical, as well as for drawn out and with speed, for a long time now. So yeah, the modern ski design, schralp-in-a-box denouement above is what does hold water—kind of. "Long Skis Rock!" Still, saying all that, there is special section set aside within my quiver that never fails to sock my rocks off, get the blood moving at ADSL velocity, and legs pumping like Merckx on the Ventoux. That special section, code-named, "Yeah Right! No Wrongs" contain Long-Ass Skis.
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