leonidastria

Αγαπητε Ιορδανη θα ταν χαρα ολων να σε βλεπουμε πιο συχνα.Χαρηκα για την γνωριμια !

Με χαρα ξανασυναντηθηκαμε παλι ,αρκετοι φιλοι της Β.Ελλαδας σε ενα πολυ προσεγμενο και ωραιο περιβαλλον με καταπληκτικης ποιοτητας κρεατων , σε σημειο που να τρωμε για την γευση ενω ημασταν σκασμενοι.Το παρον εδωσε για πρωτη φορα ο Ιορδανης(BlackSmith) και φυσικα δεν απουσιαζαν (απο αριστερα προς τα δεξια)ο Νικος ,ο Νικος ,ο Βαγγελης,ο Δαμιανος ,η Αννα ,η Ελενη,Η Χριστινα ,η Ολια ,ο Κυριακος,ο Ιορδανης,ο Βασιλης ,ο προεδρος,ο Γιωργος και ο Λεωνιδας(που δεν φαινεται).Χαλαρη συζητηση κι πολλες ερωτησεις σ'αυτους που παρεβρεθηκαν στην ενημερωση στο Χ/Κ Παρνασου.

Να κατσεις εκει που εισαι και να περνας καλα ! Οταν γυρισεις θελουμε να πεις πως περασες!!!

Ωραιο... !!!

Εμενα μου φαινεται για ακομα μια προσπαθεια να ξεχωρισει καποιος και δεν μπορω να καταλαβω τι απολαυση θα μπορουσε να χαρισει ενα τετοιο "πεδιλο" πανω στο χ/πεδιο ,ενω το ιδιο θα μπορουσε να γινει με ενα μικροτερο απο τα κανονικα ,που υπαρχει ηδη !

Δειτε το μεχρι το τελος ... http://youtu.be/CiFWZ8MC2cE

Χρονια πολλα DIM !

πολυ θα ηθελα να δοκιμασω ενα τετοιο ξυλινο πεδιλο που φορουσαν τοτε ... Ετσι θα εκτιμουσουμε την σημερινη τεχνολογια και δεν θα λεγαμε διαφορα ...να λιγο ετσι ...,επρεπε να ειναι λιγο αλλιως κλπ κλπ

1. Δεν Ξενερωνω 2. Χρήστος Λάππας 3. panchristo 4. chrisstem Χρήστος Σαββόπουλος 5.Leonidastria(Λεωνιδας Τριαντοπουλος)

πολυ τσουχτερη τιμη και ειδικα αν θελεις να παρεις δυο οπως θελω εγω για να εχω επαφη με την κορη μου .Βεβαια μπορεις να παρεις για αρχη ενα και ενα φθηνο και μετα ενα ακομα, αλλα θα το βρεις μετα απο κανα χρονο....?

καλο μου φαινεται !!!

Nai αυτη ειναι η πιο σωστη εκφραση ..να το φερεις στα μετρα σου και στο σκι που κανεις ,καπου το ανεφερα αυτο ,ουσιαστικα το βελτιωνεις αλλα αυτο ισχυει μονο για σενα.

What is the RaxSki? A ski for groomed piste and freeride with rear fins for direction control. Rear fins make the RaxSki behave like an ice skate on hard pack snow or like a surf-board in powder. With what? With guiding blades at the upwardly bent ski tail. You can ride just on this tail while raising the ski tip and such reducing the effective ski length - see the Principle of RaxSki What is it good for? For fast and easy turns on hard surface, your RaxSki behaves like an ice skate there. In powder you feel as if you had a surfboard under your feet. The guiding blades act like a rear fin - see The Skiing Technique Can the RaxSki carve and glide like any other ski? Sure, just shift your weight slightly forward and put your ski on the shaped edge or on the whole gliding surface such making the RaxSki "long" again. http://www.raxski.com/ http://www.raxski.co.../what-is-raxski

The following is a list of companies known primarily for their skis. Most existing companies produce boots and bindings as well. Name of brand Main products Origins from Established in Notes Armada skis alpine skis, twin tips USA 2002 Armada was founded in 2002 by a group of professional skiers and the ski and snowboard photographer Chris O'Connell. Armada is credited with helping to shift mainstream perception of skiing in a younger, more dynamic direction through its unusual graphics and savvy marketing. Today Armada produces a full line of skis, poles, technical outerwear and skiing-related softgoods Atomic alpine skis, ski jumping skis, twin tips, bindings, ski boots, ski clothes Austria 1955 Major alpine brand, purchased by Amer Sports. Black Diamond Equipment alpine skis, telemark skis, cross-country skis, ski boots, ski bindings USA 1989 Formerly Chouinard Equipment (founded in 1957), Black Diamond first entered the ski market in the early 1980s with the XCD telemark binding. Today Black Diamond designs and manufacturers a full line of skis, boots and bindings for alpine, telemark and touring pursuits.[1] Blizzard alpine skis Austria 1945 Firebird design remains a standard from 1973 into the 1980s. Introduced the "Thermo" with temperature-sensitive materials. Dynamic alpine skis France Famed for their VR series race skis from the 1970s. Purchased by Atomic, and now part of Amer Sports. Dynastar alpine skis France 1963 First to introduce vibration-damping in the 1980s. Purchased by Rossignol. Elan alpine skis, ski jumping skis, mogul skis Slovenia 1945 Produced a variety of products, notably skis and boats. Started winning on the World Cup circuit in 1964 and became famous as the ski of Ingemar Stenmark. Introduced the first widely used carving ski ("parabolic" or "shaped") in 1992, the Elan SCX. Fischer alpine skis, ski jumping skis, cross-country skis, ski boots Austria 1924 One of the largest brands through the 1960s and into the 80s, and became a force in the downhill racing market with their C4 design in the early 1980s. Today Fischer concentrates on back-country and cross-country skis. Hart alpine skis, mogul skis USA 1955 Another early metal-laminate design from just after Head. After being joined by Billy Kidd in the late 1960s, Hart became a major brand though the 1970s and 80s. Currently makes custom hand-built skis to order. Head alpine skis, ski boots USA 1950 Introduced the Head Standard, the first successful metal/wood composite ski, and took over the majority of the ski market in the US and UK in the 1960s. Was slow to move to fibreglass, and Howard Head left the company in 1969 handing it to AMF. AMF rebuilt the brand in the 1970s and became a force again, purchasing Tyrolia. Taken over in 1989 and currently owned by Head NV, a Dutch company. Icelantic Skis alpine skis, twin tips USA 2005 Icelantic Skis was founded in 2005 and focused on American-made skis with a unique top sheet design through artist Travis Parr. The skis are handcrafted locally in Denver, CO at the Never Summer Factory and sold in 4 continents and over 14 countries. K2 alpine skis, twin tip skis, snowboards, mogul skis USA 1962 In 1962, K2’s founder, Bill Kirshner, was the first person to feature a fiberglass wrapped torsion box in a ski to effectively create the first modern ski. Over the last 50 years K2 has grown into a major conglomerate that is constantly developing new ski technology. In 2007, consumer products company, Jarden Corp, bought out K2 and its subsidiaries and has enabled K2 to expand its brand and presence in the Northwest US as well as around the world. Kästle Ski alpine skis Austria 1924 Many wins on Kästle all-wood skis in the 1950s, and again on fibreglass in the 1980s, notably withPirmin Zurbriggen. Purchased by Benneton in 1991 and folded into Nordica. Re-introduced in 2007. Kneissl alpine skis Austria 1861 Started ski production in 1919 and becomes Kneissl Ski in 1921. Introduced the composite "White Star" in 1960, sparking a revolution in materials. Merged with Dachstein in 1991 and merged Raichle and Dynafit in 1996. Line Skis alpine skis USA 1995 Introduced a radical-sidecut mini-ski in 1995, and then developed this basic idea into the first twin-tip skis in 1999. Purchased by K2 around 2002. Continues to cater to the free ride market. Madshus cross-country Norway 1906 Only major producer left in Norway. Begins production of fiberglass skis in 1974. Purchased by K2 in 1988. Madshus becomes number two worldwide in Nordic sales in 1997. The brand focuses on development of new production method and materials to keep its position as top three brand in the Nordic skis genre. Miller Ski alpine skis USA 1960s Earl Miller invented one of the first release bindings and equipment used to test them. Started Miller Ski in 1972 in order to produce a design specifically for skiing Utah powder. Of conventional construction but built wide and soft, the Miller Soft revolutionized powder skiing. Olin alpine skis USA 1960s Major player in the 1970s and 80s with their Mark IV. Licensed their line to K2 in 1986 and exited the business, brand re-introduced in 2010 and then abandoned again. Peltonen cross-country Finland 1945 Founded by Toivo Peltonen (1921–2007). Currently owned by Normark Suomi Oy, a Rapala VMC company. Produces competition level skis with advanced nanocarbon technology at the Heinola ski factory, but also markets cross-country skis for all price classes. Pre alpine skis USA Well-known brand in the US during the 1980s. Purchased by K2, owners formed the short-lived Research Dynamics. Rønning Treski cross-country skis, alpine Norway 1936 Historic producer of mainly cross-country but also other types of skis such as Telemark, Big Mountain, and Hunter. Started production under the Rønning brand in 1936, and is currently the only producer of wooden skis in Norway. Still produces all skies by hand. SkiTrab ski touring, cross-country Italy 1946 Family run company founded by Giacomo Trabucchi in 1946. Main production volume is in Bormio, Northern Italy. Specialises in lightweight ski touring skis for competition and recreational use. Rossignol alpine skis, ski jumping skis, cross-country skis, twin tips, ski boots, bindings, snowboards France 1907 Introduced one of the first successful all-round fibreglass ski designs. Built a major conglomerate in the 1990s, including Rossignol, Dynastar, Lange, Look, Kerma and other brands. Taken over byQuiksilver in 2005 but lost money and sold only two years later to its CEO, Bruno Cercley. Swallow alpine skis USA 1970s Introduced the "swallow tail" design which claimed major advantages. Disappeared in the late 1980s. Recently re-introduced as a Japanese design made in China. Salomon alpine skis, cross-country skis, ski boots, twin tips, bindings, snowboards France 1947 Started as a binding company, but made a famous foray into boots during the 1980s, and finally to skis in the 1990s. Another major conglomerate of the 1980s/90s, along with K2, Head and its primary competitor, Rossignol. Salomon owned Atomic, Volant, Dynamic and non-ski sporting companies Wilson and Arc'Teryx. Purchased by Adidas in 1997 and sold to Amer Sports in 2005. Stöckli alpine skis Switzerland 1936 Introduced a wooden ski with a fluted top that left a ridge down the middle. Was one of the earliest companies to introduce a metal laminate ski, the year after Head. The Ski alpine skis USA 1970s Entered the field by marketing to the "hot dog" (freestyle) skier, and became a well-known brand in the 1970s. Voit alpine skis USA 1966 Used a new fibreglass/epoxy technique that was well-liked but very expensive. Exited the industry after only three years. Volant alpine skis USA 1966–1989 Introduced a stainless steel cap-ski in 1989, but was very expensive to produce and went out of business in 2001. Purchased by Amer Sports in 2003 and the brand abandoned around 2008. Völkl alpine skis, twin tips, ski clothes Germany 1923 Distributed in the 1960s by Sears in the US. Purchased by K2, and in turn, Jarden in 2007. Boots[edit] The following list consists of companies known primarily for their ski boots. Some entries are duplicated from above, but not all. Some, like Head, sell branded boots from other companies and are not listed here. Name of brand Origins from Established in Notes Alpina Slovenia 1951 From its roots as Žiri Shoe Factory (est. 1947), Alpina D.O.O. is one of the dominant companies in the Nordic Skiing segment. Alpina achieved a loyal customer base in the Alpine boot market due to their comfortable fit. They are one of the few companies still producing rear entry boots (currently only in children's sizes up to 25 m.p.) Capitalizing on their tradition in excellence in Nordic skiing, Alpina also marketed a complete a line of back-country alpine / touring / telemarking equipment. In recent years the company's presence in the Alpine market has fallen off substantially, failing to connect with younger skiers who have flocked to park/trick skiing. Black Diamond Equipment USA 1989 Formerly Chouinard Equipment (founded in 1957), Black Diamond first entered the ski market in the early 1980s with the XCD telemark binding.[2] Today, Black Diamond designs and manufacturers a full line of skis, boots and bindings for alpine, telemark and touring pursuits. Black Diamond Equipment and Scarpa began a partnership in 1987 that ended in 2005.[3] Dalbello Italy 1969 Originally a designer at Henke in Switzerland, Dalbello formed in 1974 when Giovanna Dal Bello moved back to Italy. Made conventional front-entry designs, and introduced the three-piece Krypton in the 2000s. Dolomite Now owned by Tecnica Hanson USA 1969 Developed the rear-entry boot while working at Lange, and left to form their own company. Successful during the 1970s, mis-steps during the early 1980s led to their bankruptcy in 1984. Purchased by Daiwa and continues to exist in Japan. Dynafit Austria 1950 Originally known as Humanic, started making lace-up leather boots in 1950. Started using the name Dynamic for the boots, introduced buckles in 1965, and plastics in the early 1970s. Changed their name to Dynafit some time in the 1970s. Purchased by Raichle in 1991, and ended ski boot production in 1998. Returned to the touring market in 2001 after being sold to Salzer Holding. Full Tilt USA 1980 Designed for downhill skiing in the early 1980s by a NASA engineer but were then discovered to be more useful in the freestyle genre of skiing. They are now the use by predominantly freestyle skiers. K2 USA 1962 K2 began production of alpine ski boots in 2013 with the intent to create a performance boot that maximizes efficiency, optimizes power transfer, and delivers performance over a wide range of terrain and snow conditions, without the rigidness that race boots are known for. Lange USA 1962 Introduced the first plastic ski boots in 1962, and followed up with a greatly improved model in 1965/66. After 1968, they were a must-have for racers, and rapidly took over the market. Remains a major player to this day, especially in racing. Nordica Italy 1939 Nordica was formed in Montebelluna, the center of Italian ski boot manufacturing to this day. Entered the plastic ski boot market in 1968, following the lead set by Lange. Also produces skis and other equipment today. Part of the Tecnica Group. Raichle Switzerland 1907 A long-time maker of leather boots, Raichle introduced a hybrid leather/plastic design in 1968, the Raichle Fibre Jet, but saw little sales. Followed other plastic designs during the 1970s. Broke out of the mould with the now famous Flexon in 1980–81, a three-piece boot based on designs from Eric Giese. Purchased by a Swiss banker in 1996, who shortly thereafter purchased Kneissl and merged the brands in 1999. Purchased by Mammut Sports Group in 2000, and both brands disappeared. The original Flexon moulds returned to the US and became Full Tilt, while late model designs are produced by their Italian assemblers as Roxa. Rosemount USA 1965 Another contender for title of "first plastic boot", Rosemount was an all-fibreglass shell with a unique side-opening design. Was in the process of introducing a rear-entry model in 1973 when they were purchased by Raichle as the side-effect of a larger deal. Raichle ended production. Rosemount Italy 1988 Producing boots for the likes of Raichle and Full Tilt for years, they are now entering the North American Market being distributed by 4FRNT Skis. Salomon France 1947 Introduced the famed SX series of rear-entry boots in 1980, and was a major success through the 1980s. When the rear-entry design rapidly fell from favour around 1990, they turned to traditional front-entry designs. Salomon remains a major boot producer today. SCARPA Italy 1938 Originally shoe and boot makers, SCARPA entered the ski boot market during the 1970s. They introduced the first plastic dedicated Telemark boot. Tecnica Italy 1960 Formed in Montebelluna in 1960 to produce leather work boots, the company introduced the Moon Boot for apres-ski. They followed this with their first ski boots in 1973. Now controls a large number of brands including Nordica, Rollerblade, Dolomite, Lowa, Nitro Snowboards, Think Pink, Blizzard, Moon Boot, and others. (Διαβαστε το απο το link ειναι πιο ευκολο ) πηγη: Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia....t_of_ski_brands

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