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yah, we could do that. turns out though that we (the site) would need everyone elses help for that. kind of the point of the wiki. So I could totally cover whatever mountain I'm skiing at that day (copper, for example), but probably wouldn't give a very accurate report of Squaw or Okemo..

not a full article yet, but this might give you some jumping off points: http://hookedonwinter.com/wiki/index.php?title=Twin-tip_Skis

hard to say... hopefully sick and empty, but probably a little bare on the good stuff. just check their site. they have webcams and shit.

I can just picture Champ as a baby.. they were probably going to call him bob or something, and then he came out punching and they were like, whoa champ. whoa. also, side note. that donkey isn't going to punch itself.

you could do something like the history of freeskiing over the past 10 years.. a little narrower than all of skiing.

thanks. i just have to get everything done before the mountains open up or it won't get finished till next summer.

hah that's my site. thanks for posting that. yah, go check it out.

i emailed cust. service at getboards yesterday about that. their response: "The dvd Push has been put on backorder for a month due to duplication problems. "

Copper, A-Basin, Mary Jane, Vail, CB. in that order.

my car had snow on it this morning.. the ground didn't, but that was enough to make working in the shitty real world a little bit better.

copper opens 11/3. 24 days, if you're the type to count.

yah, i'm waiting for a copy of that. my buddy has it. should be a good article...

and i've had some reports saying that it's the k2 poacher.

So I'm writing an article about the history of today's freestyle ski, focussing on the twin-tips. While it's easy to get old articles off of NYTimes.com, it's a little harder off of Freeskier. Anyone have any information/sources they'd like to share?