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I think it was sick as hell, but like some other dude said, I understand why everyone doesnt like it thought.

sticking them with nice style.

Seriously, people that isnt skiing in the park doesnt need full twintiped skis, the big downside are the often soft flex that gives them bad edge grip on ice and the long turning radius that makes the twins pretty boring for medium to slow cruizing on groomers. And i mean most of the "normal"...

Or the ME:X if you want a all mountain midfat.

Wtf is wrong with you? stop that fuckin caps writing. Get the B5`s.

corked

hmm its a skier in there doing a corcked 7

http://www.sbol.ws/vbulletin/upload/showthread.php?s=c18a4e5d52298b79fc0c87edf33e10f6&threadid=938 OMG?!

Its the same ski from what ive heard/feelt, and the MOJO90 is not a stiff ski, the stiffness are similar to the old Scratch BC.

have you tried them on? i think you should, buying boots over the I-net are nog to good imo.

nope. but the guys like 42 or something, and he gets like a little kid when they talk to him about skiing.

Yeah theyre nice if you have a pretty thin and low feet.

I think it sounds good, but maybe you should have bought the 186`s instead if you want the best floatation?

haha yeah i laugh because he´s so enthustiastic too, love seeing guys with passion like that its always fun. Otherwise Shootr got it right about pete o.

190cm 80 kg NBT`s 182cm Scratch BC`s 185cm

haha yeah she gets pretty crazy

that one and "you look like the predator from that arnold swartz movie the friggin monster" are pretty fun.

hes pretty fucked up

you have probably seen him but w-ever. http://www.compfused.com/directlink/915/

Just ski backwards as much as you can if you think you can handle skiing forwards (as i think you can). The best place to practice are in my opinion in like blue slopes where you can easily adjust the speed with control.