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Restricting this to the market of the average NS'er, and not skiing as a whole, I believe that much of the industry, (particularly outerwear) is strongly driven by opinion leadership. Basically if people don't like the brand, they won't buy it and these companies will fail with their attempts...

Could be. If Salomon haven't changed how they report their flex indices and the 110 flex is anything like the old xwave 10 flex (110) then they are mighty stiff.

on the arms that hold the heelpiece. it's a posidrive setup, and make sure they are even

https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/394538/

clarke!

i loved the lateralis v. atlantaski battles

yeah it melts the snow which then typically refreezes to keep the shape better don't salt a landing though.

so GOOD!

interesting.

oath.

definitely effects added to that. could be anything

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With an industry analysis, you would need to be studying a product or business to know what industry it competes in.. then when analysing an industry you would look at all the factors which drive the competitiveness Porters 5 forces is a typical model used it looks at bargaining power of...

yep up and to the side is good, helps to open the shell up a bit too

So call spyder from your shop and tell them - hey it's xyz from xyz shop - will you hook up a prodeal for me?

amen. totally agree. i actually found the whole thing quite amusing until the bullshit NS bandwagon had to start..

http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/videos/1226817206keystone_jump_sesh_Keystone_11-15-08.mov

agnostic jedi

uhhhhh forward pressure?