Hey Headmount....some of those pics would go great on your Instagram account...

Haha!  Forgot about the wall sits.  Old school. 

Old Body---58 years---carcass state not so far off!

No Way! You’re a long way from carcass state!

I’m 64 and my late 50’s and now my 60’s have been some of the best years of my life. Definitely more aches and pains, but far from carcass state   

katana 191's a few years old, the black and green ones--i like a more conventional snappy rocker--cambered even, most of the way out the tip and tail

crave big pow, but never really embraced a skidding surfy pow style--prolly my racing backround

Just got back from Cypress.  Conditions were def nice today provided you went OOB.  Had plenty of untracked fresh with the supreme R2s.  In little bumps the 190s actually work surprisingly well if you zipper and blast.  When bombing the tails carve nicely to scrub speed.  Def very forgiving -> but when cranked they hold a solid edge to bring you around.  Crud and chopped get blasted no probs.  Absolutely zero chatter.

Crazy good on soft obviously -> but certainly no POS on piste.  For me as a lightweight those things charge for a big mtn pow design.  But gotta go -6 back to firm up the tail and give better float.  Short and long radius no probs even when a bit icy.  But def not a super gripper carve machine like my B5 Metrons.  For a fat boy these things rock.

Camber is the key to this ski on piste.  Surfy in the pow -> but does not skid when carving.  But gotta stay dead centered for these things to work properly.  No catapult like the B5s off the tails.  More smooth operator.  This is the perfect all purpose mixed conditions ski for me.