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seriously get the jibs they are the lightest skis other than the jon olsson pros. they are mid stiff and are very very very very very poppy! they are handmade in reno nevada and are made by pro skiers! overall these are the best skis i have ever ridden. or you could try the reno rocker if...

ITS OBVIOUS THAT YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY GET THE RENO JIBS. yes i use caps lock too sometimes

try saga...

i think were both the same person, we both live in reno we both ski we both dont like obama and we both are clean(drugwise)

the i pee in her butt again

claim it was so fun we hiked a rail and we built a jump, I am pumped now! who else this season has already had powder? btw i live in the tahoe area

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have you thought about the reno rocker? they are park specific but they are pretty wide for a park specific ski and they also have rocker so they will float better in the pow.

and plus karma for the help, so thanks!

agreed...i guess ill just not do it...oh well

i really need help taking apart my ski boots because im gonna dye them. i have 07/08 salomon spks i tried taking them apart before but i cant get the black piece off. also im wondering since i have the kreations. which are the light blue ones, if they will dye to a darker color like purple or...

when youve at least heard of a kangaroo flip.

booters = way lighter thats all i know...

the bibbys are specifically for backcountry jibbing...plus they are made by the most badass company ever. theyy are handmade by pros....nnothings better than that.

that looks sick

nothing can explain it better

i just found this, i made it a while back and i just played it and its actually way better than i remember so here you go: http://www.onemorelevel.com/game/free_rider_2 -18 1i 18 1i 4m 1n 9k 21 di 2d ga 2j iv 2o lc 2r ni 2q re 2m vd 2b 11m 21 12k 1r 13d 1k 146 1a 14q 10 15h f 16c -a 16v -v 179...

i personally wear mine under but thats cuz i broke my strap holder and its a little bit more comfortable in my opinion.

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