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Jon is a little different, next year head is releasing a helmet line and jon did the drawings on his, so he decide to but a girl in a thong on the back of the helmet.

Hey dude i do know about line ski's, the only reason why i'm asking about what people think, was do to the fact that line this year promised a binding system for there ski's and they never deliever them to the shops in time, so alot of stores in my area have line ski's but no binding

what about the mojo?

go with the 184cm, the reason why is that they will be more stable for your weight, because the way you turn a ski is by flexing it, so you need the bigger ski. And since your on a big hill you will want the extra length under your foot for stability.

Hey just wondering what is people take on Line ski's. I might become the rep for them, so just wondering on some feed back?

i have two pairs, one pairs is level and the other is grenade. Both of the gloves are not warm but when you are skiing park you don't even notices it

The new 1080 boot's flex is 85 flex, the x-wave 9 flex is 100, the x-wave 10 is 110, the crossmax 10 is 110, and you don't even want to look at the equipe boots. The other question you have to ask your self is that are you doing more free riding or jumping. If you are doing both go with the...

the flex on the x-wave 10 boot is 110. So it is stiff but at the same time boots are getting softer in forward flexing and stiffening on the torsion flex, since thats how ski's are going. The boot i have is the Nordica Beast and its a stiff boot, and i have no problem

there are two types of binding on the market, ones that will hold you in and ones that release you. A bind that you pay a 100 will release you and a binding thats about 150+ is designed to hold you in. Just try and get an old binding. Maybe one or two years old

if you know what you are doing then go a head and do it. If you don't care about your ski and you have now clue on what you are doing then just do it. If you take it to a shop they will fix the gash and tune your ski's for about 30 bucks. Well thats how much my place would do it for.

the axium are meant to be the lightest binding on the market, but every company states that they have the lightest binding. The good thing about the axium binding is that they have four points of contact on the toe piece and two on the heel. The two rollers will help release while the two...

i work at a shop too, and not all binding are on display, just ask for some old binding and they will be cheap but at the same time they will be pretty good.

get it stone grind first since that will level the hole out, and then get them to p-tex the base and then scrape the rest of the p-tex out. After they scrape it, have them stone grind again, it will make the base perfect. Don't just fill it with wax, the wax will do nothing for the preformance...

if you also push to hard you can knock yourself out. Because when you push hard it cuts the blood supply to you head.

i was first a ski instructor, and now i work at my second ski shop, and this winter i'm helping head and atomic on their demo days. Out of all the different jobs you can get, working in a ski shop is the best.