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^word. totally agree, and didn't i say that later on in my post... 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

actually moving the bindings forward on any ski will affect the way it handles. whether or not you have old straights. nearly all skis since the early 80's have more material underfoot, where the binding is to be mounted. so moving the binding forward changes the balance of the flex of the ski...

actually boiling them is probably the best way to do it. you can heat them up with a torch or an iron but you almost always end up burning the base (course you are bending the skis, so it's not like you are gonna be that worried bout it). but give em a good long boil, then stick em in a vice and...

grew up in the mountians north of san bernadino and wondering if there is any hope for the house my dad built out there... 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

how close is it coming to san bernardino? 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

your best bet might be ebay. 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

they are an incredible binding, real light and real strong. I still have my mrr's from like 8 years ago and they work great. however, they are a racing binding and i don't know if i would recommend them so much for the park or such. 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

well the toe releases upward as well as side to side on marker bindings, unlike most of salomon and other companies. generally, it's not great to use a binding that releases up in the toe cause of when you might come down hard on the tail. but you can always just crank them down... 'Because...

^i see the wax smoke has done it's work... 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

check out some of these websites: www.drzags.com - generally good deals, look under diamond edge tools www.race-werks.com - good stuff but expensive just do a search for em. But if you are really lookin to do a good home tune on your stuff, you will want to invest in more than just an edge...

yeah swix is weird... I would get a diamond whetstone (as mentioned by CTripper). usually you can get these in a set with the apparatus and several different platforms that vary the degree. I would also recommend that you have a gummi stone on hand to remove burrs and detune if you are catching...

^no way, i thought skiing was just throwing down off huge kickers... 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

^moron. of course salomon cares about progressing skiing. let's take a look at the 1080, pocket rocket and 1080 boot. those three products alone have probably received more development and research time than any other newschool product from any company, including armada, 4frnt and others...

just make sure that the boot isn't too tight on the toes (you shoul dbe able to touch the end of the boot with your toes but not be jammed in there) and that you don't lose circulation in your foot when you have it buckled regularly after wearing them for a while (that is your feet will surely...

no, they have the foam core, as well as they are designed softer in the tip and tail. 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

check out ovo's titan helmet... 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

pretty tough, and you prolly don't wanna be puttin your fingers all over the lenses. 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

yeah but you will look sicker in the park if you go longer 'Because it's there...' -Hillary

you aren't making too much sense. no alpine and tele patterns aren't the same. even almost every alpine binders have different patterns, even within the same brand. but, unless you are getting the skis already mounted you can drill any pattern you want into them. in fact you can just have the...

i thought i saw a pair on ebay the other day... 'Because it's there...' -Hillary