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well ive had bad experiences with new stuff...probably just me... ive had my eye on the line bindings, and really want a pair..so those will be on my next ski :) well having rid on a twinny for a few seasons, and on/off with normal skis, i can tell a flex difference, and when i wander to the...

ive read good things about them...really good things... if my next pair of skis are lines, i will for sure be grabbing a pair of these bindings...

thanks! i was planning on holding off on getting a new ski til next season anyways...but thanks for the greatly appreciated heads-up with the PRs.... so you love your moships? do you have any complaints with them? how do they handle in the bumps, deep freshies, and large (10+foot) hucks? my...

heh...i get the point :)

would have helped if i mentioned where im from, huh :) i live in the northwest and ride the hood area, stevens pass area, and whistler...so i spend the majority of my time in deep powder and flooofy bumps...im off the grooms less im going from one part of the mtn to another... ive seen a few...

so on my quest for the next ski, someone threw this option at me... grab a pair of scratch bc's in about a 176ish with the scratch 140 bindings... i have a pair of the salomon 1080 boots and love them...so i told the scratch advocate to keep his boot suggestions cause i was happy :)...

hey, what about the seth pistol?

hey, a friend of mine just told me to look into the seth pistols.... yay/nah?

heh, posted this in the wrong forum...woops :) so after a lot of reading and little testing...i have decided on one of these... line mothership salomon pocket rocket head mad trix system im looking for a very powder friendly (fat) twintip that doesn't weigh a ton, has the ability to handle...

so after a lot of reading and little testing...i have decided on one of these... line mothership salomon pocket rocket head mad trix system im looking for a very powder friendly (fat) twintip that doesn't weigh a ton, has the ability to handle rather large hucks, and is light enough for...