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pretty sure he's ^^ right. the heat moldable liners by salomon are the custom fit pro liners or something, and they usually have a red design with white dots on them if they're moldable

if they were this years mike nick pros, id say it could be a tough choice... but id say PE's either way... awesome all mountain ski, cheaper than MNP, better for all mountain too... look p12s... might save you an injury.

technically, its not cap construction, its 'monocock' or something like that. the salomon guy kept gettin mad when id ask him about the cap construction.

eh pro-forming through christys is better...

When i buy boots, i like them to be a little tight at first, because like the guy a few posts before me said, the liner will pack out and give you extra room... so if theres already space in your boot, expect to have a little more after a few days of riding them. I used to wear 30s before i...

im partial to look bindings myself. so p12 or p14

p12 jibs... they're proven, while the reactors are not... and ive found them cheaper than reactors... and reactors have less energy transfer onto the skis or so i hear because of their Line Mounting system... and I get my skis mounted where the ball of my foot is over the balance point on the...

wow... that is a great price for those wisdoms, i may be interested... PM me

i have a pair of 2003-4s just sitting in my room... ive never used them and i got them new, and they havent been drilled.

i like wisdoms because they make me a better skier because i look cooler and all the cool pros have them therefore this is what makes them good. the fire lenses make me look like a demon. and i ski like one too. im so good now. i couldnt even ski down the whole mountain before but now i can...

I've got a similar question... I used to ride skogens but they were too soft for me, and a friend can hook me up with Mad Trix 181s for about 220, or public enemy 179s for 215... i want something stiffer than skogens, but not incredibly stiff... so would the PE's be good at that price (both are...

Hey, I just got into freeskiing this year, and I grew out of my old boots. They were Kneissl Rail boots... soft but heavy and too wide for my foot. They're also too small now. I was wondering if anyone know of any lighter, stiffer boots. The Rails made me feel disconnected from my skis. I...

Well the Line site doesn't say anything about Carbon Ollie Bands in current skis, except the 1260s... but on Getboards.com, every pro model, the mo'ship flite, and the chronics have the ollie band. i just wanted to know from 1260 riders if the ollie band works really well, and how the pollards...

How would the flex compare to my old pair of Skogens, (the orange and blue with the train on them), because that ski is a bit too short for me, and way too soft on the tips and tails. i dont think it has a carbon ollie band... do the pollards have one? i want something with a bit more snap...