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exactly as I said, the 1080's rocked untill they fucked them up with spaceframe and ice-is-scary for just plain skiing I don't use my scratches, my old 1080's do that job just fine

that's a fat ski allright

First off all, i want to give props to salomon for making the first commercial twin (not forgetting the ancient olin mark IV and the line ostness dragon). I've got the jellow and orange 1080's from the 00/01 season and they ski great. Great in powder, good in the park, good on the slopes. The...

the line ostness dragon is a twin that's older then the 1080

had about the same feeling once... turned out to be a broken fibula nothing bad, not even a cast but get it looked after by a doctor

Wrist guards work pretty well, once you get used to your wrist being fixed. But it doesn't prevent fractures, just makes shure you don't break your joint but further up the radius. This heals better and doesn't leave loss of use of your wrist. Dieter, the nurse

I'm gonna get some elan ski's (sponsor)as soon as we get them imported in belgium (would be around june). They're gonna have 2 or 3 freestyle models to choose from. I like elan, they care for the sport, not contest results and shit

anyone knows anything about the elan twins and the ones coming next year?

try the british 'fall line' or the very good french 'skieur magazine'

what's the difference between a snowboarder and a vacuum cleaner? the way they attach the dirtbag

how the fuck can you make these like snow cubes for building a kicker? or do you guys just shovel a pile of snow, shaping it into a kicker? or any other methods?

anyone knows if those so called pipe gloves work well? it's some kind of grip layer so you can grab better

in belgium they use some kind of artificial plastic grass lubricated with water, dulls your ski's like hell and hurts like a bitch when you crash, indoor slopes have real snow (read ice)

just skiing got so fucking boring Freeride on a Powder day, otherwise fly in the park

ya it''s ice, i live in belgium and we have some indoor snow (read ice) slopes, i know i stick backs on a tramp but with with ski's is a whole lot different i think don't want to wait for a pow day so it's gonna be the ice

I want some tourski's to explore the bc, I hear a lot about ski trab but I don't know much about randonnée so any help is more then welcome and for freestyle bc, what do you suggest, rossi scratch bc with a randomnée binding to get there or regular bindings and hike with some snowshoes?

what the fuck is just the 'ideal stance' to nail rails, I know you have to focus on the end of the rail in order to slide the whole bitch but I seem to have difficulties getting onto the rail

what kind of jump would be best for training backflips? it's gonna be an indoor jump for my first backflip attempt so the landing is gonna bevery icy need a good type of jump so crash chances are reduced

spreek is af om eens samen te kloojen in landgraaf of zo ik en een paar andere belgische freestylers zullen er dan wel zijn, altijd tof om nieuw volk te leren kennen dieter1080@hotmail.com

Anyone know how to avoid biting your own tongue when your chin hits your knees on though landings? I know it sounds stupid, but even when you don't stick your tongue out you can bite the side of the back of your tongue real nasty ... any suggestions?