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I have a pair of 08/09 dumonts which are GREAT to ski, they just falling apart though! I wanna try someone other than salomon, and i need a really durable ski with a stiffer flex! RMU? Armada? Suggestions please?

For an english class i have to write a 10 page paper on the history of freeskiing (i'm gonna include hot doggin, and even some old warren miller, sorry but i'll need to if i want 10 pages) I searchbar'd this and found some great vids and stuff, but i am required to have at least 2 book sources...

Yo this is really stupid but i didn't get to catch the pipe final cuz i'm out the country!!! could someone just list who got first second and third

Ok so I've never skinned before and don't know too much about it, but i'm about to get my first pair. I heard that you can do shaped or straight skins, and that shaped give you more grip, but straight are easier to deal with. what do you reccomend?

$45, used 06' SPK boots. They are a great boot, and i added a shock absorbing footsole to them. They don't STINK!!

The bases are in excelent condition, around the edge of the topsheet there is some fiberglass splintering action going on but graphics are still perfect. Really really good solid and fun ski. $95 send me message or e-mail at a.rapp@comcast.net

I know we obviously don't have alot of snow right now, but does anyone know how much or how good of snow is on top of loveland pass or vail pass?

i've never bought skins before, is there a good brand, or are they all pretty much the same?

I just got a new pair of salomon czars. Now i need to get some bindings. I like the STH bindings on my dumonts but for a backcountry ski i was kinda thinking touring bindings for skinning. Are there any disadvantages to touring bindings? Which should i get? Thanks

I live in denver and we just got dumped and hit urban for three days, and tomorrow we wanna go to the mountains for a little backcountry kickers or whatever. i know the higher mountains(loveland pass, berthoud) didn't get as much as the lower mountains so where are some good areas for jumps and...

how much does a new piston bully cost?

Can anyone give me some info on this 4th of july bowl i keep hearing about. like directions, and what kind of stuff is up there, and is it free? Sorry this might be a dumb question but i just wanna shred in summer

i heard on their website that they were puting a shop in downtown denver this summer, but thats all i heard. WHERE IS IT?

i've seen a few videos where it looks like the guys have knee braces on for backcountry. i've never worn braces, but was wondering if its a good idea, and if so whats a good brand of brace?

i live in denver, and i wanna start doing more backcountry jumps, just lookin for some good areas to do that.