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Why didnt you want to get boot work done, if it is your ankle bone that is the problem then no boot you try on will work without some padding or punching to that area. As for your question the two fits are so different that it is impossible to buy one without trying on the other. The kaos fits...

When sizing a ski, height does not matter at all. even with your argument they would still be on the same ski becuase even though the center of gravity is different the mass they put on the ski into a turn is the same. a ski cant tell how tall you are, only how much you weigh. There is two ways...

How is that bullshit, his review sounds about right. It really is not all that good of a boot, due to the way it is designed the boot fits like a box. Which for anything but park is horrible, even for park its not all that good. There are far better boots that are better for park and more...

im looking to trade these for something similar, im in the toronto area and dont want to do anything by mail so if your within driving distance it will work. let me know

Turntable bindings were alot better for release and didnt jar the knee as much.. as well as having a single screw to mount the back part of the binding to the ski giving the ski more room to flex. Stationary bindings are better for stability at high speeds, cheaper to make and way more...

dont be a bitch, hit it switch

if you want to rip the shit out of your knee then by all means increase your din. There are reasons as to why there is a chart that decides what din you need

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It was an awesome soundtrack and im trying to find some of the music but i cant find these two tracks Picture of Selassie (remix) Songs of Joy (remix) So if anyone has these songs and can send them to me or can tell me where to get them, it would be greatly appreciated

It was a sick movie... but people around here are pricks and for some reason have a massive problem with msp for whatever reason. So no matter what they put out.. without even watching it with an open mind people will judge it and say its crap.

Dynastar makes some of the best skis on the market.. they are always consistently made with a high quality and kick ass when you ride them. The big trouble, slays everything from park, to powder to groomers. The Legend is the best ski that has ever been made hands down. It is literally a dream...

i downloaded it and its a great program but i wanna be able to save the stuff i make. Does anyone have the registration code i need to unlock the demo mode?

at your height and weight a 171 is fine. Im an advanced to expert skier who has worked in a shop for years. and with that size you will be fine. Im 6' 170 pounds and my park ski is a 170 and it works perfectly fine for me. it even works for BC skiing on shitty days.

Worst ski ever would have to be Nordica Beast. That thing was so heavy, turned like shit and was torn apart after only two days of powder riding. The only benefit was that when u went straight it was a an ok ski.

there is no forward pressure on the old look pivot bindings

i think i got one of the best deals.. 415 for whitewater. Best powder in the world and i get a discount at the other local hill. Doesnt get much better then that

I have worked in a shop for four years and done 2 years of bootfitting much like you My advice for your skis since your skiing style is fast and hard making GS type turns you will want to stick with the Gotama. Basically the Gotama is a very stiff, very big turning radius (much better for GS...

Im looking at picking up a powder ski. It will be used primarily for backcountry. I want this ski to be able to charge and just straight line shit and huck cliffs and all that fun stuff. So my question is that is a 100mm+ ski really worth it for this or would something around a 95mm do the trick...

Ya im 6' and i got the 176, but due to the massive tail it makes the ski shorter.. so now im wishing i would have gone longer. SO go for the 186 if your a strong skier and do a lot of big mountian