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You can buy heel spacers. They're like wedges that sit under your heel/liner. Also a custom sole might help a bunch too.

Amazing.

Find a picture of a silouette you like. And then fill it in using a photo editing program (photoshops good) or print it out, draw over it and scan it back in. Easy.

You're gonna struggle till you go off a park jump. You can do it on a very small park jump though. Just grow some balls. Practice on the flat without skis and commit. Its not that hard.

Just watched their edits and they rock. That tow-in jump was off the hook.

This conversation comes up every year for the X-games and the US open. "The features are too easy and I could hit that"

I have a Santa Cruz Bullit and DMR Trailstar. I ride DH, Freeride, Dirt Jumping, Track, Street and XC in Sheffield. The land of Steve Peat.

A 193 beginner park ski that has been used for heli skiing? Crazy. Hang on to them.

I've got Dragon something or others with mine. They fit well. It's the same helmet but one has a visor and one doesn't

It's ther fit of used boots that's the problem . Only buy them if you've tried them on and fit like a glove. Go to a ski store and try on as many different boots as possible to find your ideal fit. They make a huge difference.

This was posted ages ago. Pretty funny. Love the ski tech guy.

I was there. The step-up was so sick. As was babtiste colomb-pattons 180 over the last box too.

That didn't work. It's at http://www.coefficientdrag.com/

Definately check out coefficient drag. It's a really good film. Coefficent drag

Ski ballet is so hot right now.

Very nice.

LOUD NOISES!

Try on as many boots as you possibly can. Make sure you get your feet measured properly by the guy in the shop. Try to find a shop with knowledgable staff as that's really important too. A sticky with basic parameters for what a good range of stiffnesses/features that are good for freestyle...

Line used to make some all mountain skis with twin tips- I think they were called the assasins? Or salomon 1080s- the space frame ones were pretty good at carving.

Just have fun and get progressing. We all have to start somewhere. Chances are you'll be better than most of the boarders in a day or two. Ignore what people think.