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fujatives and hellbents are the most fun skis i've been on. since i don't see a purpose in owning hellbents in pennsylvania, i got fujatives, and love them. sure, they're not rockered, but they're so soft it doesnt matter. after about a year of riding mine, they have lost their camber so they...

he lives in PA.... southern PA at that. i did the same thing first time i tried them out at canyons last year. the jump and landing were fine, but as soon as i got off axis and saw the ground below me, i just got super freaked by it and stalled my rotation in the air cause i didnt know where i...

do you have rampages by any chance? because if you do, you're just screwed. you basically cannot keep your feet warm in those boots. and like other people have said, play around with your buckles. try buckling your boots slightly looser over your instep, since thats where all the bloodflow to...

what time's the photo shoot? i was told that was goin down saturday night? i could probably get there by like 7 tonight....

i heard blue's park was fun this morning. if you get there first thing in the morning, everything is usually in pretty good shape. around 9-11 is usually the best time to ride park once stuff softens up a bit.

what do you like in a ski? narrow or wide? short or long turning radius? stiff or soft flex? think about some characteristics you like in a ski and it suddenly becomes apparent which ski you'd like the best. besides the fact that they're both true twin, the wall and invader dont have very much...

where do you ski? i have my seths at 2 degrees base and 1 degree side, and that has worked well for me. they still carve well on groomers, but arent constantly hooking up in choppier terrain.

get up to boulder/frost if you can. their snow somehow has held up well for the most part. i was at frost last saturday and the snow was as nice as any groomer i've skied out west in the middle of the season. nice grippy snow with a layer of soft stuff on top, which made for awesome landings and...

i've dealt with line about warrenty issues before, when i had a pair of invaders. straight from line, they said i could use as much glue, epoxy, or tape to get them to stay together for the season and then just send them back at the end of the year. basically anything but riveting my tips back...

i don't have winter break anymore. i lose. i skied once over my four day weekend because all it does is fucking rain when its 60 degrees in december in pennsylvania.

check sidestep.com for airfare. i just looked earlier today for that same time and found airfare from newark, nj (i live in philly) to slc for well under $300 roundtrip. rental car is what's gonna kill you. if there' a storm, often times you need either a 4wd vehicle or chains to legally be on...

i'm assuming everything will be prime by the first week of march?

dan, you just found your purpose in life...

mount them at +7.5. true center on that ski is +12. i had silencers (same sidecut as the PE) mounted at +7.5 for my do everything ski last year, and they skied really really well all mountain. anything less than +5 is pointless on a k2 ski. i have my seths at +5 as well, and they still ski...

its pretty legit, we chilled there for a bit today. they have tons of couches, flatscreens, redbull bar tables and stools, a redbull vending machine, and a pool table. its pretty nice. the pool table is only 50 cents too!

turf war at sno, i'll make sure i'm packing when i make it up there this year.

my girlfriend is 5'8 and around your weight and she skis 169 missdemeanors just fine. she actually skied on the a pair of 170 volkl v pros before the k2's which were 2x4's and skied them fine. 171 in a salomon ski should be no problem at all.

trevors filming tomorrow. skier edit coming soon@!

i'm not rediculously drunk, so i shoulod be ther ebefore noon... hopefully

whats the jump situation look like? i think i'll be up tomorrow and sunday