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Normal p tex probably won't stay in there very long because it won't bond well to the core material. the best thing to do would be to put something else in there first like the metal grip in this catalog or some of the epoxy techniches theres some different ideas here...

did anybody see Plake around at all or go to the movie showing? How was it? I wanted to go but I was out of town this weekend.

its not the same guy, just the same name. I thin k he goes to cva

I ski a lot of moguls and do the competition stuff too. I've been really impressed with the trouble makers in the bumps. I will be getting a mogul ski though because the skis really take a beating, especially on the tips and just to have a real mogul ski. A pure mogul ski will not work well...

I love my rip curl pants, they are from the 01-02 core series and have some type of gelanots waterproofing. I can be out in the rain all day and be completely dry. They could be a little more wind resistant though. And they've held up good after a bit over a season of use.

I don't care who has better segments or who wins more comps, both kristi and sarah are great skiers. I do think kristi has a cleaner, better looking style. Sarah seems more timid and kristi more aggressive.

salomon is lighter than look/rossi. the salomons are very prone to slipping out of adjustment, I'd say look/rossi are more reliable.

I used to wear the fleece zip out lining of my old columbia bugaboo jacket as an extra insulating layer but I left it in the lodge and now its gone. Anybody have one laying around? Preferably medium, I'll pay like $15-20 +shipping

there are skis with thicker edges like the pes and fujatives that will most likely hold up better. Id say the edges on the tm's are their weak point, but any edges will break if you really beat on em. As long as you're not catching edges on the end of the rail, doing big disasters or lots of...

except for a few runs that are a bit ragged most everything with snowmaking (most of the hill) is open and not bad. the base is super solid underneath the couple inches of new snow so its a bit icy in spots. rails are good, the half pipe is a joke right now but there's a little hip somebody...

yup, supposed to rain again tomorrow and be like 50 again. I can't take it anymore

that was quite the review, actually had some meaning

this link has some pretty good tips and all the tools for base repairs http://www.tognar.com/bsrep.html#SPK-CPW If the gouge exposes core or edges dripped in normal ptex won't stick to it.

right now I'm getting freeze, freeskier, sbc skier and powder. I like em all, freeskier is probably my favorite. I've only read one issue of skier so far but it was really good, tons of content, took me a while to read whereas others I can go through pretty quick. I went to sms so thats how I...

completely agree with mammothpunks in response to that one post about 'selling out', Its still gonna be the same ski. The owners don't have to be making skis by themselves in a garage to be 'rider owned' and oriented

I think the easiest way to do it is to turn you shoulders and lean forward a bit instead of just turning your head. It's kinda weird to get used to but if you do it enough it'll get easier

don't know if its true or not but yeah. I'm pretty sure I'm gonna be there wed. as long as the rain stops soon enough, or I might just go in the rain

probably about 150 to 200, +/- a bit, some alright deals on ebay

you don't really need new bindings but it may be safer and wouldn't hurt to get them. As long as the din range is ok for you they will work. If yuo think you plan on upgrading later, just try to get em now sow you don't have to worry about redrilling. The most popular bindings are look pivot...

I had some problems with my shins last season. I think it originated from getting backseat skiing some powder in the trees, something I'm not used to. Then it kept recurring with pretty much any skiing and was pretty painful. It was more on the side of my legs than in front. I saw some...