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whats the park looking like...probably heading down there for a couple days over spring break

going to rainier this weekend....maybe build something .....i think its the only snow around

what i do is just lower with my left shoulder down and turn my head to look at the tail of my skis your body goes corked and then you see your landing for most of the trick.

well if your really on the rail locked on it will feel like your standing on the ground ... at 90 and just pop like youd normally pop on the ground and throw your hips with your eyes on your landing the whole time (270 frontide)

who ever says its closed is full of shit

you shouldnt let moisture get in...so try to epoxy them if you can

the chronics dont ski very well in pow

ya i have the same problem with mine...i am just gunna epoxy them up....its ajust a cosmetic thing and shouldnt effect the ride of the ski at all....i was thinking about sending em back for warranty...but its too much of a hassle

i have those in my chronics....same question....yes my cracks on on the topsheet

the delam is on the tail of the outside of my ski....at first i thought it was cosmetic but its not, its the sidewall and its peeled back from the top sheet of the cap. its about 4 inchs long and another 8 inch crease further down the tail but hasnt delamed yet but it looks like it will soon

what about the delam...should i bother? i mean come on a week of skiing? thats kinda lame for the 'beefiest ski' out there

so its normal for the edge to crack? i mean does it effect anything? should i worry about it?

ok hers the deal. so i bought myself some Line chronics this year advertised to have the beefiest edge so i figured this would be a good ski to buy. so i have probably skied on them about 6 days worth of rails....i come back from the mountain today and i have a crack in my edge?! wtf?! and its...

giro nine doesnt hider sight that much

jump.....

it just needs to snow more......

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thats funny...my first day of rails was today too...i had some trouble in the morning but never fell too bad...i could alwasy cath myself on a leg and keep my self up....by the end of the day i was working 16 footers and coming off switch...it felt sooooo nice...i could start to feel getting...

it was awkward at first i agree.....but once you do it enough it feels good...what i do is i use the same principle as when i carve on the groomers....I bring my downhill leg back a bit to give you more control through the turn...and you need to lean into the slope more with the powder....just...

i would actually disagree with ^ on the 5ft jump part.....go bigger your first time its easier to get the rotation down...try it on like a 15-20 ft. thats waht i did...you have more time to get around cause your not used to the rotation. commit your head and your skis will follow