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What do you guys think is a good price for brand new AR6s, last year, a size 176. My friend had a pair and wants to sell them to me for 325. Mind you these are brand new, in the plastic, last years. Deal or No deal?

Yeah, the K2 silencer is a intro twin tip that is not that great of a ski. The Fujative is a step up, but still not as good in quality to the Troublemaker. The Troublemaker will also be a little lighter than the K2s. All have roughly the same waist, and the flex will be a little stiffer in...

There is no diff between the skis, they just slapped the "Telemark" name on them, it's not like the Raven is only a tele ski, the only diff is the graphic.

How is the Big Trouble for all-mtn and pow, does it float and still carve nice? I am leaning towards 186 (5'10,150lbs)

what would you recommend then? I have done quite a bit of research a lot of skis, talked to a ton of people, and have not found a ski that most people say rocks as an ALL-MTN POW, carves good, etc...

dope rail, the cool thing about C-rails, is that they are smoother all around, the way you hit them and the way you slide, a 6 kink has nothing on a smooth C-rail cause even if your pro it is not very smooth, the way you slide

The website and other websites have info about 30,000 waterproofness and all, but they say are super vague about lining and stuff. The sessions website makes it look like the warmest stuff is the SUMMIT Gear, which has all the waterproofness, but they all those jackets say they have mesh...

Prophet 90 or 4frnt MSP, I am looking for an ALL-MTN Twin with Pow capabilities... might take in park but want something that can rip switch (pow/groomed), carve like a champ, and float. Skiing the West only

the AR6s are pretty sweet skis, they carve great switch, handle rails like a champ, and are the fastest twins I have ever seen. They will float good enough too as long as you stick with a little longer length. the 176 has that 85mm waist, so it will float.

How do sessions jackets hold up, like the ridge and summit series, do they have linings or are they just shells? All the ones i have seen seem like they would not be warm and are strictly shells... any thoughts?

OLD SCHOOL garb with NEW SCHOOL attitude is all good. Try to mix it up, tight pants was happenin back in the 60s, but hey baggy pants gives you a little more room to breath. BOTH

Silencers are not very good skis, they are heavy like most k2s even with their 80 mm waist. scratch FS is decent though and slides like a champ

I have look px 12s and they did that throwing 3s, a swift kick with the ski boot threw it back in place though

166 seems like that would even be too small, are a beginner? cause that makes a diff. 161 would only be good for park, and even then it doesn't look impressive when you have short sticks and your throwing stuff, it's too easy. Go big, or go home

Were they slow in the moguls, and hard to muscle around or what?

As an all-mountain/pow ski are there any comments on the 4frnt MSP?

I am getting this ski as an all-mountain/powder, I am 5"11 and 150 lbs, but I don't know about the size, 175 or 185. Any suggestions?

Anybody out there Cert 1 for PSIA? I am considering doing it just for the sweet deals of going anywhere to ski free in exchange for maybe teaching. But the cost of getting certified ends up to be $290. Has anyone found it worth it? Do you get sweet employee housing deals?

From AZ, Snowbowl is tight when they have good snow. Gotta try to go skiing in Phoenix, here's what you do... -Get Truck -Go to Alltel Ice Den at Frank Lloyd Wright and 101 -Shovel ice/snow shavings from the back of Ice den, they usually help you do it, cause they have to rid of it -Drive...

Yeah i was definently worried about them being a little too soft, but i chose these over the K3 PEs cause the Pes were even softer. Do you use another all-mountain ski, and use the thrusters for park?