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I'm looking to add a 2nd ski to my quiver.. currently using an 08 Scratch BC for everything. i want to add a fatter ski i can use for pow that will also work for all mountain. I'll be skiing mostly resort in tahoe, but also some backcountry. I'm 6'1, 170. Intersted so far in the Rossi s6...

I'm looking to add a fatter ski to my quiver and have heard good things about the liberty double helix. I'm currently riding a 185 scratch bc for everything and am a little concerned about being able to handle such a big ski (190 length, 121 underfoot) though i hear its great in the pow and is...

i'm thinking of moving to teach english in asia for 6 months or a year and would want some good mountains nearby. Japan seems to be the obvious location but does anyone know anything about skiing in Korea, or maybe China?

Any recommened bindings for an '08 scratch BC 185 (98mm waist), used for all mountain and a little park?

i would consider myself advanced, not expert. can ski anything but some stuff might not be pretty. i spend most my time in the trees, bumbs, steeps and will get into the park some. don't want to get the 181 and then soon want longer... but i can get the 181 for cheaper which is why im leaning...

i'll be getting a first pair of twin tips... used for all mountain. i typically ride a 176. how does this typically translate into twin tip length? 6'-1", 175. was lookin at a 181 hazmat or should i go longer?

you know what, if any, the difference is between this and last year's model?

how do the msp's do in powder?... seem a little narrow also, has anyone ridden hazmats? i will be spending least amount of time in the park... so less importnat but still want something that works

I'm looking to get an all mountain ski that can hold its own in the park and powder. Any advice? I'm 6'2, 175 Been looking at 4frnt SMPs, Liberty Hazmat, line prophet 90/100s, vokl bridge