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Imma disagree here, they are poaching resorts that only allow skiiers, in a way a huge protest against this discrimination. They are almost trying to show that there is NO difference between boarders and skiiers and the resorts, 2 of which are on federal ground, whom snowboarders pay taxes to...

Aren't those just touring skis? haha wtf?? why is everyone hatin on burton, that kid just quoted someone, and it was just a rumor. Get off burtons nuts, fuckin douches.

Volkl bridge? MSP? Brigade?

If you go to a commercial sign shop, they typically will have some sort of junkyard, and if you find a bunch of leftover lexan, they usually will let you take the scraps. Its how I made my rainbow rail, just might take some piecing together.

Just from flexing them by hand and looking at the flex graph they are one of the stiffer park skis, but I don't think they'd be TOO stiff. You should really go with the 169 though, especially if you center mount them. If you want a more buttery ski get some armadas or somethin.

We used steel or aluminum fence coping... steel is ideal, but I think ours was aluminum because it was easier to bend to the rail. Although the coping is not necessary at all and was the hardest part to drill on. Don't know how thick the lexan is, just make sure you can flex it.

Thats prior to the destruction. Aight I should just explain how to build it. Supplies: 3 - Sheets of about 1/2 inch to 1 inch thick plywood, I used 8x4 foot long ones, I'd suggest at least 10x4 though Numerous 2x4 inch wood boards to use as connectors Sheets of Lexan or any material plastic...

It's more of just a cosmetic thing. They could be repaired and probably will ski like new. I don't own them though, I sold them before the accident. Most likely the kid will be refunded and get to keep the skis, I don't know for sure though.

Thats hilarious because thats exactly what looks like happened. Not to mention the employee just threw some more cardboard and tape over the hole.

haha.. look at the bottom ski, on the right side ALL that silver part is damage, and then you can see the wood core too.

Heres a box I built a while ago. Although I only got to ski it for one season, because I left it at my local hill, and there happens to be a skatepark right next to it, so some skateboarders/bikers decided to drag it over there and destroy it. I'm over it though. Anyways, its not that hard to...

Alright, my bad, looks like the skis will be reimbursed. There was just some miscommunication with who can receive the money after a claim is filed. For future reference, the SENDER needs to file the claim, not the recipient. FEDEX is ok, minus their shady business of fuckin up my skis.

I had the skis valued at $450, which is Fedex's form of insurance pretty much. I'm gonna bitch at Fedex until they cover these skis...

So I sent these Armada ARV's, brand new, from Michigan to California. They had clear plastic slip cover over each ski, then clear tape around both of them to hold them together. Then I put a bunch of plastic bags for cushioning, and put them into a brown ski box that fit perfectly. I taped...

ahhh man i did that but still doesn't work too well. help me not be a retard here... i really wanna see this.

Durrr I still can't see it... is it because I have a mac???

how do you select different layers?? nice tho

Good shit dudes... lots of stuff I didn't know, I emailed my dad so I should be watchin some dope football games in HD over christmas break My dad ended gettin a HDMI cable for like $5 off ebay

Alright, thanks dudes, that clarifies some things. and my dad got a blu-ray player, but i think a ps3 wouldve been sicker