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it's really easy to get into the stadium and there are rails/box galore in there of course. i've been streaking after a good ol' fountain run a few times at 3 in the morning

i was in boyne the day after the first big storm rolled through, it was pretty sick. i want to go back after they open more terrain though and finish their pipe.

i go to purdue and there are some sick rails (lily hall has some long ass rails) but like somoene else said, purdue is a pretty enclosed campus so it may be harder to get away with. not very spread out at all. purdue has a shitload of skateboarders too and it seems like every bench/sitting...

boyne mtn seems majority boarders

northeast storm is screwin' me over

any of the slopes in summit have season college passes? breck/vail/keystone/beaver? I can't find anthing about it anywhere but figured it'd be worth asking

Yea, I've been reading the linked thread and it's been helping me a lot. Thanks for all of the input. Where "specialized bootfitters"? Is it just kind of like an underground type of thing and you just know of good shops? or are there shops all around hte country that are really renown for...

Since I've never boughten boots before, I'm a bit new to this subject. I current live in Indiana (go to college) but my home is in Kansas, so neither places are necessarily at the foothills of any decent mountains or anything. When you say go to a bootfitter, does just about any snow shop have...

Sorry for posting in the wrong forum. As I'm sure you can tell, I'm new around here (thank God I finally found an active ski community). If it's possible for someone to move it, that would be sweet.

I need the lowdown on boots. I see so many contradicting statements and along with the extremely generalized details ("good for those who like to hit the mountain hard, but not too much" types of statements") it's become a pretty aggravating search. I'm an all-mountain skier and actually just...