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D System ( D-System ) development continues

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This blog is for July 20, 2005. For the remainder of the July 2005 blogs please click the link at the bottom of this post and step backwards through all the posts.

Are you saying “make it stooooop” when it comes to development of the D System (D-System) ski and snowboard descent rating system? The D System continues to get revisions and, I hope, improvements. Check out the D System here. Join the discussion at the Couloir forums or fire me a private email with your comments (use contact link in menus on this website).

Click here for all July 2005 blog posts.

Posted by Lou on July 20, 2005 | Filed Under Backcountry Skiing 

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