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Ski season is almost upon boys, and I need to definitely sport some new outerwear this season... now that i'm living downtown TO, i'm trying to figure out where the heck i'm going to find a place with some decent looking jackets and outerwear. I'm looking for some nice jackets, Orage? Burton...

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Sounds good, thanks for the help so far :D

So...I should start on boxes first from the sounds of things... I hate boxes though, I feel like my skis are so restricted on them...whereas rails are just simply free to allow my skis to do anything. Anyone else get this feeling?

Got a quick question, since I want to learn these this year... First...easiest type of rail to learn these on? I am very comfortable on rails, switch ons, reverse 270's out, etc, etc...but what type of rail is ideal for these switch ups on rails? F-D? Straight rails? Length? Anything...

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Its Norway, they have enough snow as is.

That is by far the coolest shot...so creative!

theres no need to claim it, its the only way to go.

wow, this splash page never seems to dissapoint me. it is beautiful.

Can we see some pictures?

Pretty sure I saw that camera at Future Shop for less then $100 brother. Good luck selling her, I owned one...wasn't too pleased with it.

projectile motion would be the physics formulae you would have to use in order to calculate the distance and speed. but how the hell would you know how fast your going? you gonna get someone to gun you and let you know if your going fast enough...nah fuck that, its called rock paper scissors!

yea im an hour outside of TO, and its 9 degrees outside right now, isnt that fucking awesome? There is not a mound of snow to be found on the side of the roads or even on the grass...just at the resorts. The only good thing about this weather if anything, is that since people don't see any...

google him. garuntee youll find a profile page with him.

From what i've heard..it gets easier as you spin faster. My friend is urging me to start at 7...then 5...then 3's. 3's are really tough i hear..but...

I think im in the same boat as STL here...im learning to to cork my spins, well at least I want too! I am just waiting for the right to do them and the right jump to come around...at the moment Ontario is having shitty snow which results in rain which makes ice, so these jumps don't seem ideal...

http://www.kestan.com/travel/dc/dup_cir/snow/2004%20P%20St%20toward%2017th%20snow%20b&w%20(-).jpg

i did, and still do. have never had a problem with them. ripped them for 3 season straight and no complaints.