Search results

So...now that I've decided to turn my chronic into a full park ski, I'm thinking about re-mount the px12 from "recommended" line to "freestyle" line, would it hold up just fine? I think the distance between toe piece screws is close to the distance I'm trying to move forward, just hoping that it...

Just got a gopro, need something that can sort of tag clips so I don't have to go through every one of them to figure out where/when/who is in that clip. Use on PC with win8. any suggestions?

Got the '14 chronic, mounted at "recommended" line on ski since I do more allmtn stuff but wanting to get into park. and I find it hella hard to ollie. is their "symmetric flex" based off the "freestyle" aka center line or traditional? and how big of a difference would that make/is it worthwhile...

Tried other places without a solid answer, guess I'll try here. and please, any "full tilts" will get -k. 5'11-170lb, new england only. 7/10 skier. Have 178 chronics, great ski but can't do nothing in soft bumps(think the day after storm, all trails at killington are bump trails). Got destroyed...

so apparently I somehow hit my tip against each other today, and I got a chipped topsheet(can see the fiberglass layer) and a couple of dot-sized chip on the edge around the tip area. I can live with topsheet issue, but the chipped edge has me worried. How do I fix it without taking it into...

take volkl wall for example: For an average park skier(by average I mean no preference rail vs jump) are they better than, say, FR's on rails? jumps? My understanding is that full camber gives you more pop, but is harder to butter since you have more edge on the snow?

wife: 5'6, 130lb, skied once 3 year ago(that was my first time too), and I finally got her into skiing this year(win!). A friend was selling a pair of 163 K2 Lotta Luv(2010-11 model I think?) w/binding for 250 and I jumped on it. I think this should work out since she's taking lessons at...

Me: 5'11, 170lb, general type 3 skier. East coast. doesn't really charge hard, wanting to get into park more so I got the '14 chronics at 178. Got a pair of Look PX12 binding to mount. I'd say I'll be doing mtn-park at 70-30 or 60-40, I can do fine allmtn, having problems at bump(and I'll ski...

Guess there's no love for lighter people...14DIN would be a waste but really like the heel piece design...so for someone 5'11/160lb/type3 I'll be stuck with PX12/STH12/Axial2 120/Griffon/(Squire?)?

Ignoring the sketchy drawing, when talking about a "35ft jump", what measure on this picture is that 35ft?

info: 5'11, 160lb, east coast. good all-mountain and starting park. skiing 60% mountain 40% park. Trying to learn bumps and trees(chronic is wide enough for most eastern trees unless big pow days I believe?), as well as beginner park stuff like switch riding, boxes, small/medium jumps etc...

I know, I know, I'll see a lot of "Chronic all day" kinda reply, but just wondering would Bridge work in typical eastern condition? both twin tip, bridge has more rocker(it's full rocker, Chronic still has some camber under foot), bridge is a little bit wider(95? vs 92), bridge is heavier I...

now that the season is over for most ppl, time to get ready for next one. I'm planning on doing some trampoline and hitting the gym. Since I'm new to park(Can do all mountain pretty well), what part of body do you suggest that I focus on working? personally I'm thinking core and quads. Also any...

Been interested in doing park but past the age of fearlessly grinding it out myself...and pretty sure I'll get trolled by some 14yo kids(Majority of them are nice and all but there is always that one a-hole that can ruin your day) in park if I just go in there knowing nothing. so...anyone know...

first post so please be gentle... bit about myself: 5'11, 160lbs, east coast, competent but not expert skier(to give a better image, I can do cascade at Killington fine but those double black mogul trails can kill me easily). Always on-piste and not interested in trees. on-piste moguls are on...