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Telluride is not known for its park, but nontheless it is the sickest place in the southwest. Lots of steep chutes and secret powder stashes in the trees. The park is definately respectable. There are usually two lines of six packs one medium set and one large set leading into a HUGE big air...

You definately need EMT. EMT has 3 levels - basic intermediate and paramedic. The higher the better. If the mountain you want has any backcountry, At least avy 1 will be required. Avy 2 is a more advanced class usually required to be a lead patroller or guide. The basic rule on ski ability...

West is best. Thats all there is to it

I'd rather sell you the bindings alone than the skis alone because I'm going to an AT setup

why the fuck would you post pictures of something like that? No, its not better than nothing, you shouldn't have waysted you time even building it

you might be able to ski easy with a good brace, but see your doctor. The problem with ligaments are they don't refrow if torn. So if these guys are saying "let it heal" it won't if it is torn. I had a complete tear and needed surgery, couldnt ski until 6 months after surgery

mounted standard (at recomended) $400

Buy my 06 1080 GUNs with S912 ti bindings 175cm. They're in great condition, only about 10 days on them.

06 Salomon 1080 GUN size 175 mounted with salomon s912 ti bindings. Used about 10 days. Bases are almost perfect, no core shots. These skis are awesome on powder days, bumps and jumps and even all mountain. 90mm waist. The only reason I'm getting rid of them is to get the new ones with a...

tele skis are made for touring and backcountry. If your using them for the park and shit you just a moron. I like AT better for even touring since you dont have to slog around with the tele springs and you can still have the stability and energy transfet of alpine bindings

jack daniels. thats how I get lifted

Kids (and there are plenty on here) who ride only park with whatever new gear they have and talk about hucking cliffs throwing off axis spins and inverts and shredding gnar, but in real life they suck dick and just get in the way.

I've been on 1080s for a while and I love them, but I have heard the Karmas are off the hook

Last March at Telluride I hit a decent table in the park. Solid 360 mute but i guess I didn't get my skis straightened out because I caught the outside edge of my left ski and it twisted in hard. Tore my ACL and meniscus season over, had surgery in july back on the mountain after New Year.

In the jacket works allright, what you really need is one of those butane torch lighters that won't go out in the wind.

I definately would have done it had I known about this last week. We got first snow on OCT 9. It is raining in town right now, but it should be snowing on the mountain. Flagstaff, AZ represent

yeah i agree every year at my mountain they have this up flat up that is just about impossible for me to get on. I don;t want no ten foot gap but maybe a two or three foot gap would be good

I have a hard time believing that all you guys can outski the patrollers. At my mountain all of them are the real deal. The may not ski park but everyone of them can shred the whole mountain.

Kentuky straight Bourbon wiskey in other words Jim Beam Bitches, man up it's all I drink

just regular EMT as far as I know you can take it at your community college, it is a pretty tough class, I guess anything specific to the mountain you'll learn on the job