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agreed. a 181 or 182 in the townships would be a very fun ski for us lanky folk.

pretty sure xavier was mostly commenting on how they present themselves on here, as being a new, 'core', progressive company. he's right; nothing about the skis themselves is really that progressive. the prices seem good, provided the ski is of decent quality, but that's about it. as sad as it...

and they should take it away for that. for future reference, its really not best practice when you work in the industry, to brag about your industry discounts. thats one of the reasons that said discounts are getting harder to come by.

i still really like the team aspect. the team comp they did two years ago was tons of fun, and with the park being even better than it was before, with more support from the skier side of things in general, could be a really cool event.

what's goin on in philly? tgr at the troc again? i havent heard anything about it. we're tryin to do L1P at blue again this year, it was pretty fun last year.

kibry puckett's dead?! shit!

correct. better power transmission to the edge on wider skis, and fewer moving parts to break.

absolutely worth it. the toe piece stayed the same, but they got the heel from the px15/18, so it has a steel reinforcement on the mounting screws, similar to what salomon did with the STH bindings, and it has a wormscrew for forward pressure adjustment now instead of the tab, so its back to the...

just throwin this out there, but... brogan's one of the most fun kids to ride with, ever. i've never ridden with someone else who's constantly just super stoked to be skiing. the kid's dedicated like you wouldnt believe, and he'd be content just hiking a down rail for hours, but i guess that's...

or just PM 4bi9 on here?

not sure if you'd be interested or not, but my buddy is selling his forester. PM me if you want his contact info. the forester is 99 i think, red, 5 speed, 150k miles but they put a new engine in recently i think.

you've never skied east coast trees have you... whistler is wide open comparatively. i skied my center mounted fujatives there without too much trouble, but i'd still recommend something much wider if you're living there.

my crew's from the philly area, so we'd probably be down for a road trip. nyc is always a good time. gotta love gettin stuck in the subway at coney island at 3am...

disregard the markings on the side of the ski. measure the ski, divide by two, mark that, and mount based off of that. core center doesn't mean anything, really.

pretty sure the awd system in my 98 legacy gt wagon, or any other 90's 5 speed from subaru for that matter, is a 50/50 full time split, like it says in my owners manual.

pretty sure they're both 85 under foot.

does anyone besides me think the graphics look awful? also, it really does not make sense financially to have 3 different graphics for the same ski. it's just confusing the shipping/ordering process for everyone involved, when in all reality its the same ski. is there really that much of a...

i haven't skied anything besides east coast ice that my fujatives were not fun in. i've dropped cliffs in whistler on them, and they're still fun, even though they're center mounted. just because they're soft as hell and have minimal sidecut does not make them a crappy all mountain ski; i think...

the most fun event i have ever competed in is still the team comp boulder put on two seasons ago, even if skiers got screwed bad. doing something along those lines, with teams of 3-5 people, skiers or snowboarders, but also bringing in an individual aspect to it as well, would be really fun...

i second the coup. we should probably use that for our whistler edit, but someone is being a slacker with editing... papa what exactly do you have of me? i think the only good trick i did at boulder all year was on the flat gap down box setup at mayday?