LB247XS
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Needs a little loving then she's gonna be ready for the dance
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It's got some bare wood spots on the bottom and side rails.going to sand and varnish. Get some bindings and let'er ripFree Vogue! Buff it up, little epoxy on left near front binding, get double boots on there and you have a great ride. Is it a Single or double concave bottom? Great all around cruise ski. We have a few. They're my kids favorite skis. Easy up, not much work to ski 'em.
Wiley bindings work well on the Vogue. https://www.wileyski.com/product-category/wiley-bindings/
Some 800 wetsand, spar varnish on the bottom. Love the old laminate top, square-back Vogues. Polish up that top, it will look like new. . You're good.It's got some bare wood spots on the bottom and side rails.going to sand and varnish. Get some bindings and let'er rip
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I'm hoping too it's got some damage on the tail outside corners.have to epoxy repair then paint then leave wood finish in concave and hopefully be good to go the laminate top has a couple of things that are going to look like crap after repair won't match but I'm hoping the ski will ride well for me cuz I'm 6'4" 245 lb.Some 800 wetsand, spar varnish on the bottom. Love the old laminate top, square-back Vogues. Polish up that top, it will look like new. . You're good. [emoji106]
I'm hoping too it's got some damage on the tail outside corners.have to epoxy repair then paint then leave wood finish in concave and hopefully be good to go the laminate top has a couple of things that are going to look like crap after repair won't match but I'm hoping the ski will ride well for me cuz I'm 6'4" 245 lb.
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[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]thanks for the infoIt'll be fine. Ours have taken a beating over the years. I just do a little epoxy on any handle dings or edge cracks and varnish bottom each year and it's all set. The heavy wood makes for a solid ski. I would have to check mine again, but I am guessing it is three or even four wood layers. Just make sure the new binding front toe is even with the original. You can put the rear where you feel comfortable. The Vogue doesn't like forward weight. Meant to ride heavy on tail and smooth. I'm guessing by the look, that is a 70" or 72", it'll carry your weight easy. Even if a 69", should do fine.
Free Vogue! Buff it up, little epoxy on left near front binding, get double boots on there and you have a great ride. Is it a Single or double concave bottom? Great all around cruise ski. We have a few. They're my kids favorite skis. Easy up, not much work to ski 'em.
Wiley bindings work well on the Vogue. https://www.wileyski.com/product-category/wiley-bindings/