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Hey Josh, Brian here from Colorado Springs. Looking to get in contact with you about this winter. Drop me a line here or at beggleto@hotmail.com. Best personal greetings, Brian

Hey Josh, This is Brian from UCCS/C.S./Christy Sports/Tony and Erici's buddy. Looking to get in contact with you about this winter. Please drop me a line here or by email at beggleto@hotmail.com Best personal regards, Brian

warranty it.

using a touring binding in the park will be stupid. it'll break so fast. so, if you're setting up a backcountry setup for touring only, it's not a bad idea. get the tounring binding. although Naxo is new, they have a more burly screw pattern which equals more power to ski, less likely to pull...

marker comp 14.0 free or eps.

it is true that alot of people hate on marker, but i think that alot of the opinioins are formed through using a low end model. the high end stuff from marker is great. also, make sure your forward pressure is set correctly.

the marker binding you have is far from appropriate for what you are doing. it is equivalent to a look nova. if you want a real opinion of marker bindings to compare to a top of the line look/rossi or top of the line salomon, check out the Comp 14.0 Free or the Comp 14.0 EPS (a cheaper version...

ali g, if you get that 2002 p14, i'll never talk to you again. only the 2002.5 model is worth buying, even though all p14s are pretty much the same.

if you simulate at home what happens when the brake catches on the ski, you can understand what is causing the brake to get caught on the ski. after that, you will know what to do. my guess is you are already onto the answer. i think the problem is as stated: the brake is attached to the heel...

the hugo promodel will never be available on the market. the B4 that will be either a mid season release or a fall entry '05 is actually the B3 that is on the market now. the name changed because they put a ski between the current B3 and B2. so they upped the name of the B3 to B4. the '05 B3 is...

any time you use a ski on a surface other than snow, the ski is going to destruct relatively quickly. skis were not designed to be ridden on metal and concrete. the core companies get the hype cause all they make are skis for the jib scene. but talk to the pros who grind all the time - most of...

...so go ski anywhere else than mrg cause it's awful there... haha skodeo...

ali_g - unless you've got a demo mount binding, you're going to need to remount.

DIN is calculated using your height(or weight), whichever is lower, your age, your skier ability, and last but not least, your boot sole length. long boot soles equal lower DIN values. your DIN is probably at 6 cause you've got a huge foot. have the shop check your forward pressure. moving your...

if you only ski in the park, you're new school.

Vertigo is the former name for the all-mountain category of skis from Völkl. most of them are great skis that hold up very well for burly all over the mountain riding. if you see Vertigo G4s for sale and you need a wide ski (everyone does), buy them. they are super bomber and stable. great...

here's an idea for boots. GET ONE THAT FITS YOUR FOOT. TO DO THIS, GO SEE YOUR LOCAL BOOTFITTER AND TELL THEM WHAT YOUR NEEDS ARE. THEY WILL LOOK AT YOUR FOOT AND PULL OUT SOME BOOTS FOR YOU BASED ON THE SHAPE OF YOUR FOOT. maybe i'm wrong and you should get whatever is the 'coolest', but...

in normal english, without the 'gangsta steez spelling'. get the DIN and bootsole length of the binding adjusted by your dealer out of the box before you use the binding. then, when you have more than one pair of line skis with the central hole pattern, you can move the binding from ski to...

that is some bad luck.

i don't know why guddulf's line bindings broke, and yeah they are heavy. where his broke though is not one of the areas that makes that binding heavy. the point i am trying to make is that if you are abusing equipment and puttig it through types of use that it maybe really wasn't intended for...