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Yup, wtf was Salomon thinking... Im gonna look into the Salomon Course XT somewhere, they look dope and seem to have almost the same specs, absorbing heel, autofit mould etc. Can't find a price online tho, im afraid they'll turn out a lot more expensive than the 1080's since the other course...

well ive been skiing for 20 years now, and i never had a boot that didn't hurt so that's kind of a problem. I think i had all regular brands, including a couple of salomons, raichle, loads of tecnica's, nordica, etc. Problem is i've got a race-background and im used to skiing with a tight...

Damn, thanks tho. I need a new boot and had my mind set on some 1080's since last year. This new color is just butt-ugly and doesn't match any of my gear, and chances are im not going to find last years model easily either. I was looking in to the Salomon Course XT model on the Salomon site...

Has anyone seen the Salomon 1080 boot in a darker green finish than the one shown on the Salomon website? (which are the ones in 'green foil' which is more yellow to my eyes) I had these darker grass-green 1080's in my hands today... I was wondering if it was the 2004 model or some budget-model...

Oh and btw, im not hitting powder thát much, so it's not really important. I just need the ski to be able to be quite aggressive and react quick on the slopes. That thing someone said about slowing me down is a good point, but I still have some giant slalom skis lying around here, so again...

Thanks for all your replys so far. About the other models, i will look into them, but im kinda set on getting line skis, since i really wanna support brands like that who are trying to take newschool skiing to another level. If I would go for a 'regular' brand, I would be looking into last...

What's with them? Ive been searching this forum for some comments and all I found were some negative critiques about them being for beginners and such. I need a twin-tip and I had my mind set on them...I'll give you some info on my situation: Height: 5.9 ft Weight: 192 lbs Experience in the...