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jesus, ^ of course they are different looking, they're fucking different skis.

ummmm sell your fks on this site for mucho $$ then buy some look/rossi 12. no nvm just mount the fks and save tons of hassle and money and have indestructible skis, stop worrying about weight, go exercise, and eat some food.

o yeah and everyone will tell you that the local dudes that started their own company from 'x' town are the best. they are usually good boards but see what u like, try different styles, flexes, and sizes.

y does everyone rip on sector 9, sure if you've been riding a board for years you may want something nicer, but for a beginner come on. i've been riding a shorter super flexy 9 w/ a tail for 3 years now and it still is fine. I ride it everyday to and from class as well as pretty much everynight...

dude they got blue diamonds and black squares at winter park haha

moving to CO eh?? where at?? Is this the pass thats unlimited at all of those, or just 10 days and vail/BC Even still that pass is usually the best for the Summit County locals, you can ski a-basin all oct. then keystone/breck for park days, and for the big pow days BC and Vail are...

10, b/c u claimed that name b4 some pubescent 14yo dude watching the chappelle show did

whistler whistler whistler

^ yes yes, always tell them you're doing a school project, most police don't wanna give a kid a fine or ticket when he's trying to participate in a "learning opportunity" haha

do u want a tail or not? obviously most boards are no tail but condsider the main type of riding u do, or if you have a skate backgr i prefer boards w/ a tail on them like a skateboard b/c i do a lot of riding around the city and pedestrians, where the tail helps me maneuver around better...

intuitions. i don't know where you can get them though depending on your area

cause they're that g plus they are provide a great powder skirt when tucked in on those deep days

that sounds like your answer right there

i went to MSU-bozeman, CMC - leadville, and have spent a lot of time in boulder, and would say i completely agree w/ this. don't plan on studying much at CMC and someone said something about UW - university of Washington, I've been there a few times as my gf goes there and the campus/school is...

STH 12: 220$ and a little bit lighter than px12 px12: 130$ so ur paying a whole lot more for a little lighter binding and really nothing else. what i don't understand is how a 170 dude can butter w/ a din of 5-6.

too many 14 year olds that think they know their shit about bindings....... Come on guys, the jester can't be that bad, if there's as many pros as there is riding on it, not to mention switching to it, then it can't be that prone to "exploding" just buy some damn race px bindings from look or...

It should be the same. But over time i would believe that it may differ. The only difference is the spring inside the binding is tensioned more/less (idk) on the 12 din binding because is is close to its max. Where on the 15 din binding 10 is right about the middle, which is supposed to be the...

yeah one of mine is missing too and is loose like you said when my foot isn't in, but it skis solid. i noticed it back in dec-jan and i've skied 120+ days on the bindings this year and they still are holdin up fine. though i don't know if its bad or not haha

bump, hope to see some of you there tomorrowww

bump course is looking niceeeee