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I totally agree. A great example of the type of skier you are describing (and the most obvious one) is Eric Pollard. I'd really like to see some more footage of him in the park...

awesome.

Ya, and have it follow the same trend as this one

They're 158.

how about used for 14 days rossignol scratch pro's with no bindings?

Bacons, Elizabeth's, and Chronics.

Over. 661 Pro Bravo Carbon, with fire iridium lenses and carbon frame.

Reed, small liberal arts school in Portland. close to mt. hood

hahahahaha

At least I bothered to READ the thread. Nice job guys, those vids were great!

Haha, people think I'm a snowmobiler more than they think I'm a skier, especially when in town because they see the full face and instantly think "Snowmobile!". No, skiing trees is scary enough even without the two (out of 6) concussions I've had because of them.

Ugly grab!

Thanks everyone for the comments and suggestions, I'll be sure to use them. Oh, and about the helmet thing, I have always worn one, and I even ski in a full face now (my mountain biking helmet) just because I feel a lot safer in the trees, and I like the confused looks it puts on peoples faces.

Pollard by far

Oh ya, a few more things. I am scared $h!tless to land switch, or take off switch for that matter, so no 180's for me at the moment.

what was that?

Landing bad on water hurts like a mother. Take it from a man with experience.

Crazyness!

Which shouldn't happen unless if it's a super shitty ski.

What I hate the most is when I'm at Mammoth in the park and they're just traversing across the kicker, or skiing so slow over the lip of the jump they kill the last 1/2 foot of tranny.