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TJ.BRK go back to the K2 forums. ;)

So, to do a switch lincoln, just go off the jump backwards and instead of doing nothing, do a lincoln? Brilliant! I never thought it could be that easy. Seriously though, I tried a bunch of them at the water ramps and they're super hard because you're looking over your shoulder to spot the...

He clearly beat the piss out of them. Any ski would look like shit if you beat them enough. I'm sure there are tons of stories about every single popular twintip out there that show how they can be bashed on enough to look like shit. I've gotten a ton of rails/jumps in my TMs and they still...

I'm phUnk's best friend.

SportsDen.com has a bunch of em in all the colors. I've been wearing one for the last 2-3 years. I usually rock it without the chinguard unless I'm hucking cliffs.

Skeletools.com ^^^^^^^^^^^^ I wear em every time I ski.

Climbing harness because they are out in the BC.

A zero spin is a switch takeoff with no rotation. Why would the definition change if you're in a pipe? In the pipe, if you take off switch and don't spin, that's a zero spin. It's not anything different just because you come in forward rather than switch. With that said, to answer the original...

Yeah, I'm skiing the 179 all-mountain right now. The edges are 20% bigger/stronger. I've hit some pretty stupid big rocks hard and took a dinger to the base but it didn't go through at all. Phew! They rock. Period.

Word SamCaylor. You get your's yet?

To be more clear: The 'pro models' coming out having nothing to do with the skis that CR and Candide have been owning on since last year. The new 'pro models' are just 1080's with different topsheets.

Selling these for a friend. I've checked them out and they honestly look like they've been skied about 2 days. I think they have about 7 days on them. Bases, edges, topsheet, bindings are all perfect. Fat brakes on the Solly's. You like? Message or email me then.

Yeah, the flint SC is snug getting on if you have the chin guard on it. With the chin guard off, it's just as easy as any other helmet. Once it's on, it should fit snugly but not give you a headache. I ski Alta with the chin guard on, Park City terrain park with the chin guard off. Also...

Veteran, no it's not. It just has a slightly stiffer tail. This from Gutt.

They are Kahunas (this year's big blue bastards) with different topsheet and base graphics.

Salty Knutz Bump

More Kristi with less clothes.

I'm all for it if it'll make parks safer by lowering the number of goobs in there, power-wedging through landings & whatnot...

No, wait. I'm Martina.