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I'm looking for a 100% park ski. I've already got 2012 Line chronics so i want to try out something more light, lots of pop, flexible/soft and with rocker...any suggestions?

What do you guys do to help with your skiing? Straight up free weights / classic weight training or something more of a hybrid of cardiovascular and endurance. Anyone ever hear of crossfit? I tried doing that for a bit and it totally kicked my ass. Thoughts? comments?

Well half of my season is over. Broke my fibula the other day trying a new trick and i'm out for 6-8 weeks! Atleast its not even january so my season isn't completely shot. I feel like a broken fib is sort of not the norm when it comes to broken bones in skiing. Anyone have any wierd bones...

Is it imperative to dull my edges if i plan on hitting some rails in the park? I still do alot of all mountain stuff so i dont want to limit myself there but then again i definitely dont want to catch an edge on a rail. Any thoughts??

Amazing! Was at Brettonwoods (easy coast mountain in NH) and they performed super well. Cut through the crud, ice, and the slow man made stuff too. Anyone else love their chronics too?

Anyone know? ive got a few minor delams and was wondering how or if i can patch these up. ptex?

Bought the 2012 Line chronic this past week and was wondering how durable it is jibbing around on rails /boxes etc. Obviously it's not the best park ski in the world but that is ok with me. Mainly im just concerned about hitting rails/boxes and still being useable for multiple seasons

What do you think gets you more speed? A downramp or one of those bungees? what are the Pro's con's to each and which do you prefer.

So i'm new to skiing, skiied last year all of maybe 10 times but picked up on it extremely fast (going down blacks at okemo/stratton). I'm 6'6 weigh around 195 lbs and bought atomic smoke TI skis for this season. My question is this, my friends that i skiied with last year are going to be doing...