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Believe it or not, just leave the wax on. I have personally done it and by mid-day most of the wax has been scraped off by the snow. Early season especially doesn't matter and is still fast - a little performance but not much at all, and by mid day you are set to go.

I know in Maine and probably other places there is a handicap skiing association and he could probably borrow/use one from there. http://www.skimhs.org/

That is so sick, I bet that with the old skis they might a(let you keep them, or (b) someone in the shop may use them. I don't know but I would ask If you could ski those skis for a week and when the new ones come in take them back in. (although I would just wait the week out and thank them...

who do you think you are

I like my van for sleeping in

okay, this is how you do it put the loop of the spring area where it is supposed to be, pressing on the actual break pad ((Notice this is before the baseplate is on)) The two ends of the spring will still be there what you do is tuck one of the ends up where it would naturally be while the...

2 degrees I do mine at

wunderground.com always works for me in the east

$35 without buying anything

great deal bump

yeah, I only know a lot because I date the swix reps daughter

yea I shoot 35mm and 120 mostly, some DSLR but I would rather shoot film.

mhssc

every weekend

A reliable shop; mounting skis on your own spells trouble unless you have worked in a shop/ had a professional personally teach you and have a jig

dude it isn't the public enemy, but still to get three years from any ski is good.

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yea give them alot. They are probably thirsty, plenty of wax

a tarp works well

http://www.snowguns.com/ this website has a good forum