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Yeah man A class like yours would mos def have to be handled by atleast a level 3 coach with his park and pipe, I think most instructors on this site have their park and pipe and maybe somekind of low cert like I do. I would for sure hand over a class like that to someone well certified.

He beat Jd zicat at the blue mountain trip challenge nuff said

Rollerblade KFC

arent those dingdongs? at least thats what I remember them as

Launch energy gum is the way to go man, its like a redbull without the can! www.launchgum.com

Is it dope? And do they ship to Canada...? if not where can I find their shit around montreal?

make some t supports on that pvc rail live man. other than that good luck, looks like it will be sick

Man those girls ripped! I wish women in skiing had the same exposure... so dope

Thanks guys I built it last night, all though I didnt use liquid nails I think itll do the job for now!

Yeah it was the only was we really knew how to do it, I guess drilling from the bottom or using that liquid nail shit would have worked.. oh well

4 2x4s 1 2x8 2 21/2 inch 10 foot Pvc tubes ------------------------------------ 42.50$ Took me 3 hours without any plans and or design, just winged it. I highly recomend making this kind of rail, its quick, and works soo well.

I think something like this with the ns all over the entire shirt in white or black with Gold lettering would be dope. If anyone want to finish this one go ahead.

Sick thanks, and as for number of tubes I was thinking 3 was a good medium between a box and a rail. I thought it would be good to learn new stuff and still narrow enough to switch up easily. What do you guys think?

Before I start I have searchbared and nothing answered this question specificaly. When building a rail with pvc tubes onto a wood frame do I drill it in through the pvc and hope the hole doesnt catch my skis or is their another way (glue or other)? Thanks this is much apreciated!

DOWN last one was sickkk

I noticed this event on front page, whats the deal?

so sick

Sure but the truly skilled wire walkers dont use poles...

Wrong, they're K2's first completly symetrical park ski.

Im going to europe with my school for about three weeks and Im gonna be skiing in switzerland one of those days. Since im backpacking I cant bring much more than maybe my goggles so I was wondering, should I rock the jeans? If not what can I pack in my bag that I can use more than just that one...