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Pick your ski with a 78 to 90 underfoot, you'll be able to float in the pow.

There is a reason why Looks are more exspensive, they don't break. I've never seen a broken Look binding, but I've broken Rossi bindings and so have countless of my ski buds. I was carving soem turns at Mt.Hood in the summer, and my ski started to chatter, the binding released (Not bitching...

Try to bargain for the Look equivalent if you can. Rossi bindings are Looks with inferior parts and I've broken many Rossi bindings.

These guys just like to rag on anyone they can to boost their ego. The idea is that if you bust one of your skis, you already have another and all you have to do is mount it up.

Sticky this, these reviews are good and objective.

The only two companies that produce solid bindings, and I mean year after year, is Marker and Look, in my opinion. Rossi's are trash, they are the same design as Look's (and it is a good design), but are made with inferior parts. I've broken several pairs of these bindings, luckily they were...

I can't really offer any advice on how to, but figure I could offer some info you ought to know. Legally your friend could sue you if he messes himself up because the bindings were improperly mounted. The techs at stores are licensed for this reason.

http://cgi.ebay.com/marker-ski-bindings-COMP-3000-FIS-ski-team-extreme_W0QQitemZ8734816602QQcategoryZ21238QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem DIN goes from 15 to 30.

I just picked up these 05/06 Head Mojo 80's for more then 100 bucks cheaper then in stores. Using eBay coupons and talking the guy down in emails. These skis cost me less then $330 shipped. Woot! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8733856216&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1

Neither are really that heavy. If you still think either is too heavy, you've got some monster bindings on them, or just not enough muscle.

NS would need to get some heavy monthly contributions to pay for the bandwidth that something like this would require.

I'm in the same boat as you and have pretty much narrowed it down to either the Karma's or Mojo 80s. Pow and carving skis are stiffer then park skis, so you are looking for a ski that is at least around 80 waist and is stiff for a park ski.

Those skis are only worth what someone is willing to pay for them. But hey, if this guy can get 1000 for em, more power to them.

Put em where the manufacturer said to. They are designed to work there.

You have their serial numbers by chance? If so, call all the shops you can find in vt, upstate ny, and Ma.

I wouldn't do any side bevel on park skis, you need all the strength you can and rarely do you need to carve iec in the park.

I'd pick up the swix booklet. Usually any place that stocks swix files, and etc will have it. It shows world cup tuning, which really is excessive for our purposes and for those who don't want to drop that much money on hardware and wax. Generally, use a wet stone to take out burrs and any...

You guys know your shit. For my original idea though. One of those things that would work in theory but in practice probably be unnoticable?

Making for $4000 while riding some rails ain't too shitty...

Because black people can jump higher, and that means they get more air off the jumps. These wiggers just which they had the mad ups the negros do while on skis.