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I have too many jackets. You want more jackets... buy one. Most of these are 2 seasons old unless otherwise mentioned. Price does not include shipping which is $6 (unless you buy more than one or are outside the US). If you want a better deal pm me a real offer... trades accepted. White Oakley...

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both the tweak and stomp are stiff skis in the realm of twin tips... they ride and carve real well and perform well on the whole mountain. If you hit mostly powder then go stomp, if you only get into it occasionally the tweak is fine in the powder. In the park, they can be a little hard on...

^^ inches??... yes it's a measurement of lift in mm... basically the difference is the lifter plate that comes with the binding and the length of the screws. If you are going to mount up without the lifter say for the 914-26 make sure you find some shorter screws before you run them straight...

^ escrow services also take a percantage whether or not the money is actually delivered... and can be as bad or worse than ebay. 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

depends on your situation... ahem...: situations that have high static energy, but low kinetic energy (or wet friction) are most suited for a fluorinated wax. On the flip side snow with higher kinetic energy but lower static energy (or dry friciton) would be best suited for the use of a...

^^^tandan - a race binidng and a race stock binding are two very different things... and yes some 'race' bindings do go down to 5. ^^gabeski - no the +/- system has been recognized by most companies for at least a decade now... and the major companies only recognize -1 (or 0, same thing), 1, 2...

^ I would if they paid me.... but thats about it... 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

^ gummi stone (thing you forgot the name of0 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

actually, nearly every ski company factory tunes their skis 1 degree base, 2 degree side bevel... with a few exceptions: atomic tunes all their skis to a 1 degree base and a 3 degree side and a few others i don't remember off the top of my head at the moment... however, as far as the base edge...

they're gone 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

^sorry, forgot about stupid people who did that... i'm looking for somewhere in the range of 350-400... 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

got a pair of brand new still in the plastic k2 made'n aks. 189 cm. make me an offer... 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

you mean stiff skis... right? you are pretty big to be wanting a soft ski... 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

anything you paint onto the topsheet is going to have a tendency to crack in the long run, unless you paint the whole ski with something like an automibile paint and finish it with several clear layers... testers would work fine for a while, but you will have to touch it up time after time, but...

the +2 or +3 responds to centimeters forward of the center line... and as far as doing it yourself, i wouldn't recommend it, but i have done it before and never had a problem. but it does void any warranty that the companies have for both the skis and bindings. so, yeah if you are really serious...

atomics - gone s900's - gone still have a bunch of s850's and marker 5.1's for dirt cheap. 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

they are a nice bindings and real light. they would definitely do the trick, esp at saving that much off retail. 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

yeah warranty conditions are pretty strict, but atomic has one of the best customer dealership out of most of the companies. It's always worth a shot. 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory

yeah warranty conditions are pretty strict, but atomic has one of the best customer dealership out of most of the companies. It's always worth a shot. 'Because it is there...' -George Leigh Mallory