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I've been confused lately... I can't seem to find the difference between park and normal bindings. Is it to do with the weight of em or the size or durability??? I can't find a thread on this. Help a bro out? Thanks for the help guys

So guys, I'm going to med school this fall and I need a new laptop. I'm set on a macbook but idk which one to get. I want either the 13inch macbook air (8gb RAM) or the 13inch Macbook pro (4gb RAM) no matter which one I get, It'll come out to the same price. I'll be using it for writing...

I'm moving to Wroclaw, Poland this summer (for school) and was wondering are there any skiers there?

So I have two pairs of skis, one park(center mounted) and one racing ski (default normal mounted) and I have a summer setup. I love my park skis (because I mainly ride park now) so my race skis are just laying there. My question is, what are your thoughts on me using my race skis for practicing...

Anyone know how durable the 2014 k2 sight skis are? (I have a pair and am thinking of using them as a urban/summer setup ski so this question is mainly concerning the edges) Thanks bros!

Anyone know how durable the 2014 k2 sight skis are? (I have a pair and am thinking of using them as a urban/summer setup ski so this question is mainly concerning the edges) Thanks bros!

Anyone know how durable the 2014 k2 sight skis are? (I have a pair and am thinking of using them as a urban/summer setup ski so this question is mainly concerning the edges) Thanks bros!

Do you use the same skis you ski on in the winter with on your summer setup? Or am I the only one?

So as the title says, I'd like a buy some cheap park skis (doesn't matter if in thrashed status as long as they function decent) to ride my summer setup so I don't trash my new k2 on it. (Size: 173cm

Title says it all. I;m looking for the most ski life friendly thing for my summer setup so I dont bust my new whips.

So I have a pair of k2 sights (my only skis) and since I'm a beginner at park (1st season) I built myself a summer setup (6ft drop in with a 8ft steel/metal rail to practice on) in order to practice rails. So my question is, what can I do to prolong the life of my skis so I can use them next...

I have a pair of brand new k2 sights (because I busted my old volkls this past season). And as you probably know from the title of this thread, my metal rail that I use to practice on in the summer is bumping my edges a little. What can I do to prevent this from happening and/or prolong the life...

So I just got a base chip filled and I'm wondering how long I should wait before I can hit my summer setup again?

I recently found a really nice rail in a storage but it's all rusty. I'd love to use it for my summer setup but I don't want to ride it because it'll probably fuck my bases up. What's the best way to remove all this rust? What should I do? Really appreciate the answers!

So Ive been riding my summer setup and yesterday.... My pvc pipe cracked and chipped a peice of my base off. I'm really worried and was wondering if this could be an easy fix if I would take it to a shop? (The chip is about half an inch in diameter, I can see a little of the core but the core is...

What's the best urban edit in your opinion?

So I build my summer setup and my new k2 sights are scraping/shaving the pvc pipe... Is this normal for pvc pipe summer setups? What should I do? I'd hate to bust my new skis before the next season. Thanks guys I really appreciate it!

I missed the premiere of the second edit of Good Company a week or two ago (I know, FML) and am waiting for it to come out so I can watch it... The only problem is that its not on iTunes or anything. Does anyone know where I can find it?

I'm moving to Poland (I'm polish) in the summer to attend Med School there and was wondering if there are any med students here who do some skiing (at least some urban) during school. Seeing that I'll be in a city (Wroclaw) that recives annual snow fall, it would be a terrible shame to miss out...

I'm sorry in advance but I don't know where this thread belongs so bear with me. Now, I'm in a bit of a dillema due to the fact that I have a decent setup but the only thing is that I've been using a bungee to gain speed to hit the rail and that bungee snapped a couple of days ago when my dog...