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calling last run is definatly bad luck. i was skiing snowmass and we decided we were done for the day and said we were 'going top to bottom'. sure enough, halfway down i found this jump i had been trying to find all day. i ripped of it, got tons of air, landed completely in control, but it...

150 grit? thats rough as hell. i use 150 on rough carpentry. i was thinkin more like using 1000 grit on a sanding block..

i know they use a machine, ive actually done it myself on a grinder at a shop. but i heard some racer talking about hand sanding his. thats why im asking all you fellas, cause i hate racers and never listen to them.

ok, i know its funny, but where did all of this chuck norris worshipping come from? if i remember right, his show sucks so much ass that it makes me poop when i watch it. anyone care to defend themselves on this?

since i have my own waxing iron, im not about to take my skis in and pay for a tune. but my edges and bases could use a little touch-up, can i hand sand them? and what grit sand paper do you suggest? ill be in aspen in 10 days...FUCK YEA brah

I'm certainly not rich, i just find awesome deals. last year i bought the 04 Mike Nicks off ebay for a decent price. Then after the snow melted, i found a pair of 05 Mothership Flites with R10s mounted on them for $330! just no way in hell i could pass that up for a powder ski. Then early...

PRACTICE? sking isnt something that most people are coached on. so lay off us for now knowing what a 4 point is. the only skiers that actually go to practice are pussy racers or olympians. the rest of us just go out and rip shit for a good time and the enjoyment of skiing. thats what makes...

Fujatives suck ass. they are and look cheap. Invaders a fucking sweet, but entirely park. Chronics are park oriented, but give a little more versatility. And you could never go wrong with some centermounted AR5's for park. my park skis are centered Mike Nick Pros, and also i ride my AR5's...

ok, so i have realised that becuase both the front and back of my R10's can move, you can slide them all of the way up for park, or all the way back for pow. my question is: does moving them off center like that fuck the mechanics of the binding?? i know they are totally high tech, and i dont...

ive got a pair if AR5's that im about to mount some freedom plates on for my R10's. i know they would be sweet to centermount, but they are also going to be my groomer skis, and i dont want to loose their carving ability. i also have a pair of Mike Nicks that i could move to centermount this...

Im looking to buy some new ski videos, but i want to know what is new and what is good. ive heard alot of shit about tangerine dream. what are some others??

i think anyone who has a mount forward of center is a true tool. why dont you pick up snowboarding so you can fit in with them crotch stains.... you morons look like a bunch of retards trying to hump a door knob.

The skis are certainly not too long, they are perfect for me. and man. rec. is actually 2 inches behind center, i just measured. but i was thinking that as of now i am leaning towards mounting them an inch forward of man. rec. i like to ski switch alot when im screwing around, and im up to...

i just bought the 05 armada AR5's (176), and im struggling to decide where to mount them. i know alot of pros like to centermount, but im not sure if id like it. i also have a pair of 04 Mike Nicks (171), and 05 Flites (172). i mounted the Nicks on manu. rec., which is 2 and a half inches...