so i have line twelvesixties now. i figure they would be similar to like todays invader but im not centered on them like 10mm back i think. anyways whats a ski that is light in the park and poppy but will still be good like all mountain, not perfect but good. something from either line, volkl...
your best bet would be to look for previous season models of skis. alot of stuff is around 85-90 underfoot. o yeah and ebay does the trick too. im looking for the same thing and thats where i have found the deals. peace
looking at the invaders and questionable if the symetrical part makes a big difference, or if the whole design will be gone in a year or two, like their bindings. worth it?
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im thinking about building a box or rail cause theres no snow and probably willl never come. so i was thinking about makeing something but i dont want to spend a ton something like 10-15 feet long. any sugesstions ?
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well to all you. thanks, i stomped it tons of times and was close to a 5. i had some trouble going past 3 into 5 though. and yes it was at springs. cool jump. thanks
work at a shop and can order k2, rossi, volkl and dynastar. what aree the best 20% mountain 80% park and kinda light. comming from line twelve sixties. thanks
the new park at my close resort has a really steep landing and whenever i try a 3 my spins fine but i can never come down smooth on the landing. seems like im at 20 degree slope but the landing is like 40. what can i do to land level. thanks
when i spin off a rail, or box i seem to have trouble getting all the way around or always hit ground before i finish rotation. what can i do fix this/ actually land a 270. thanks
Whats a good way to get dirt for making larger bike hits. and does nay one know like can you just buy dirt? i figure you probably can but is it expensive? if you know let me know
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sick , went to squaw in january , my cousins live out there, looks like i am taking a trip, last year i went on easter, they got a 6 foot storm the day before, sick, to them its like the typical storm