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i'll add theat the cuffs on the pants tend to be a li'l smaller than most other freeride lines but the stuff is bulletproof

i'd go for teh p 18's love mine adn yea don't mix and match unless you kno the shop guys they won't mount them

some kids need to catch up on there sp hit up southparkstudios.com i'm serial!

whenever i get new skis i tune them for hours before i ride them. begin wit a good base flattening then stone grind with a fine cross structure since i'm east coast and sharpen the edges to a side bevel of 3 degrees and a base bevel of 1 degree. with good bevels i can still have a fairly sharp...

that is def the 08 pipe cleaner that you see for just a second

i just did a check for some good boot fitters round you and the closest i kno of is at hunter pro ski and ride, i'd also suggest if you get near it green mt. orthotics at stratton or us orthotic center in ny city

very few skis are made in europe or the us anymore, k2 when they sent production overseas in i think it was 02 or 03 they actually had a increase in quality, well what they were saying

i'd say thats the proper designed ski for the jester cause they really can't take the abuse of park riding

i'd suggest against the p 18 or 15 din is probly too high but any of the px series will work well.

my crews planning a trip out can't wait... heard the ramps are just covered in carpet that troo

i'd suggest the griffon over the jester li'l more affordable with a very winthin reason din... but if you plan to ride park i'd suggest a different line of bindings the jesters have some frality issues

nice find... but flex is as stiff as you think they are, currently there is no universal flex rating for boots between manufacturers. if i had to state it i'd say somewhere in the 80+ range

its lift grease thats used to lube the gears, zout you can find it in your grocery store works the best, but i usually just send my stuff to the cleaners and ask for spot cleaning.

i'll add that i test skis every year for my shop and i end up gettin a pair of ar6's for the past 3 and they hold up very well.

first off i'd check shell fit for your rampages you do that by takin out the liner and centering your foot now make sure you hvae at least 3/8 of an inch around the perimeter of your foot. if so the shell is a good fit, one problem with the krytons exspecially the rampages is a small heel...

i'd suggest if your not worried bout swing weight to do a traditional ski center or center mount +3 because you'll get a better position on the ski. center mounting is mainly so the your swing weight is equal.

either way waste of money if you plan to use the binding in the park the jester and griffons just can't take the punishment, just check out the reviews for the jester.

the answer to question 1 the price listed is often a rough price cause nothing is flat priced and it will reflect the msrp ie the armada ar6 buyers guide 575 actual msrp 574.99, and then there is map pricing which is what most shops sell it for which this year will probly be 499.99. second the...

most twins will have marks for ski center mounting and true center mounting and any shop should beable to mount the whereever you want go true cente for even swing weight or a few cm's forward from ture center for a li'l more normal ski feel if you plan to do a lot of carving. also note candide...

3 cm on a center mounted ski is 15mm in front and behind your binding you won't notice it at all