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TRUST ME BAD IDEA snowboard inserts are built in so are the line insert. a hellicoil is not. I have seen many strip and never have seen a snowboard insert strip. oh thoose who say it is a good idea have you ever put one in a ski before?

third coast bitches

for the area bittersweet isnt too bad. the park is better than most if you dont mind two hits per run. they have a chair for the park so that helps. I graduated from NMU and lived in colorado for a winter so I know what you mean. If your lookin to ride let me know. How is Cooley goin I have...

no that wouldnt be a good idea. the helicoils are not made to be used that way . You would strip them out if you interchange alot. WORD

kalamazoo, ride timberado and up north when I can.

The best way to get paid is by the work ticket. I dont get paid hourly when I'm in the shop. But rather by the work I do. I get 10 dollars for every stonegrind I do and 7 for every mount. I can do 5 or 6 stones or mounts an hour. Word.

good to here you are ok Eric. have fun out there. hope you have lots of snow this winter.

i still cant belive it only one other person only sees the benefit of the reactor plate. one binding many skis. As Phuck said what about is i dont have my hex wrench driver with me? all real skiers dont go anywhere with out a posi-driver. come on dumbass just say it 'I just dont like line and...

i disagree about tecnica having different lasts for half sizes. it's not true. whole sizes and half sizes are the same

you guys are pretty much all really stupid. The greatest and best part of the reactor is the ability to use one binding on many skis. That is why someone would want the adapter. I would love to have one pair of bindings for all my skis. It is a great idea. Snowboarders dont need more than one...

also a 27 is same as 27.5 and 28 same as 28.5 only difference is volume thicker footbed in whole sizes

You all are wrong. It is Northern Michigan University where you can get a four year degree in ski area management. Its in the upper penninsula of michigan where they can get 300 plus inches of snow. You spend semesters three and four on an paid internship out west. I groomed on mine. It kicks ass

You all are wrong. It is Northern Michigan University where you can get a four year degree in ski area management. Its in the upper penninsula of michigan where they can get 300 plus inches of snow. You spend semesters three and four on an paid internship out west. I groomed on mine. It kicks ass

Go to Gogebic Community College and major in ski area management if you really want to ski alot. There you will work at the ski hill owned by the college get credit and get paid. I skied atleast 5 days a week my first winter there. Your second winter is spent on an internship (I went to Beaver...