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So I was taking out the garbage at my apt yesterday when i look over and see these bad boys leaning up against the dumpster Stoked beyond belief I bring them home with me.

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Ok, I know, searchbar. But I am in a bind and can't decide. History: I bought surface watch life's in January and they delamed this weekend. Surface will not warrenty them and backcountry.com will only give me the price that I paid for the skis, which won't cover any other skis from...

http://www.skipark.com/terrain_park.html Check it. Mustache march celebration. Line/Armada/4frnt demo.

Which of these is going to be the best in the next few days? A buddy of mine is up there right now and trying to get out of the rain. I know, "regionals", but more people will see this and respond more quickly.

My family is going to tahoe for the weekend and I'm going to meet them on sunday. What mountain is the best right now? I am not paying for a lift ticket, and I don't really care about park when I'm skiing with my dad, so out of squaw, Rose, shralpine, sugar bowl. . . . . anything else you...

I took my last semester of Ochem 4 semesters ago. I am now taking biochem, and for review we need to determine which is more nucleophillic R----O- or R-----OH I cannot remember how to determine nucleophillic strength, I think it is based on the pKa, or basicity. Thanks

I have the watch lifes as the title describes and when skiing them I noticed that the tail is extremely stiff. stiff as in its comparable to a 2x4. this might have to do with the fact that I centermounted them and by thickness you can tell that they were not intended to be mounted center...

Reading another thread made me think about the problems I have been having with ptexing my skis. I might be doing something wrong. That is the core shot. Anyways, I have re-ptexed about 6 times now. every day I ride, the ptex cracks and falls out. in ptexing, i cut away the edges of base...

Any on the way?

Ok, heres the deal. I am 5'11 about 190 lbs and I have been skiing park on rossi axial 14s(pivot) for the past 4 years. They are all busted up now, and places are refusing to mount them for me, which is a sign that I need new binders. the problem is that my skis have also broken, and I opted...

I have a pair of these for sale. Brand new, never been mounted. 240.00$ USD shipped. PM if you want them. Ask if you have questions.

I grew up skiing at the bach, and was wondering where this man of mystery has been hiding.

Has anyone ridden either or both and care to elaborate upon their experience?

Nice bringback. They were a good ski in 2003 or whatever, but technology has been advanced. I remember few pairs delaming easily too. Depends what kind of binders are on it. 100 bucks seems a little steep, depending on condition.

This is a little bit of ski history past that I hope never be forgotten. McGoverning is the act of falling, a lot. It is named after Aaron McGovern, who earned the title "The most dangerous man in skiing" due to his uncanny ability to survive many gnarly falls.

Serial?! With what snow?

I grew up racing. All the racers rode the park too. On training days, the training course would usually be above the park, and you could chase some gates, and then go through the park. We would train on twins, or we would hit the park on race skis. Thats how it was back in the day,it was...

lol, I got a paintball and a pellet rifle doing that at walmart. works every time.

We use Rockwell steel edges that are pre-shaped to prevent any delam. As far as reinforcement, the Antidogma uses our Abuse Base Technology. "ABT" is a metal grid laid underneath a sintered Hyper Dense Base. It distributes and lowers the heat (from friction) which occurs when sliding a rail...