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OMG I WANT TO HAVE THEIR BEYBEYS!

looks sick, how'd you guys film that?

If you need a lower spring, just get the griffon. Exactly the same as the jester but goes to 12 and costs a bunch less.

get a bern. same price, tons of great styles, tons of helmets that are certified (only the macon and baker aren't, i believe) and they actually SUPPORT SKIING. Call me crazy, but I'll never buy a RED, simply because Burton thinks skiing isn't cool and hung a ton of super legit folks out to dry...

I work for LINE. You can totally mount on forward, one backward. As people have said, the edges come together in the tail. That's the ONLY difference. The only way you're going to blow those out is if you ski directly into a rail/box/tree/rock/side of a building at high speed though, which...

not unnecessarily. Some skiers really like the 100s in the park (bibby when he skied for line, peter kukesh). The thing you've gotta know is that they've got a lot of sidecut in the tip, and some taper. This makes the ski great forward, but at least for me personally, I felt like it was too...

Not quite...while the shell last is the same on all FT models, the liner thicknesses, stiffnesses, and different volume boot boards all contribute to different fits for different feet.

Fully...Hot Dogger is the stiffer FT park boot (compared to the booter) so it is pretty ripping all over the mountain.

those two boots are on complete opposite ends of the spectrum fit wise

I ski them on the line and they rock. If you're planning on skiing them more in park/more switch move them further forward, or if you just want them to ski a hair shorter

So sick! I skied them all last spring, you are going to be stoked.

If you're planning on not riding them park or switch much, mount them at the line. It should ski pretty well there b/c as someone else said, its not that far back from center. Also, Mcghies in Vegas is carrying LINE now if you're looking for a hometown shop, check them out.

Guys...You can't agree on flex because its totally personal preference. I ski a 2, my buddy who is the same size as I am and skis the exact same terrain with me daily skis a 9.

You can also order them from any Full Tilt dealer if they don't have them in stock.

Slightly softer than the pro: pro is a 6, bee is a 4 on our scale