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this guys got it down listen to his advice

some rich kids in my town had there dad have his snow plowing people all push it to two huge mounds then they shaped it and were pulling kids in with snowmobiles, wish i had video of that to put up

I just grabbed a pair of old Tm's i think 04-05, the ones that change color, and was just wondering how durable they are for rails, thats all i'll prob use them for and just wanted to kno if they'll fall apart after awhile

planning on tryin to get cork 3s and 5s down this year, and i've been tryin them on a tramp, but i cant seem to get teh right spin down. any videos of cork 3s or 5s or and tricks on doing them would be helpful

yea but the kid that came in second had teh one footed grinds on teh flat down, and he def shouldve won if he got teh 450 on, he also gained my respect for even tryin the 450 a couple times

yea and u kinda sit on one that sucks

agreed, if curtis was the kid that came in 2nd

was way too lazy to read all teh posts but i'm guessing this has already been mentioned go to a ski shop buy a cheap iron and some wax ask how to do it there then before you do wat they tell you to do hot scrape then (put wax on warma and alot, then scrape before wax cools, takes out dirt...

LSS is epic

exactly, but with your height and weight, i'm guessin foot is decent, ur like same as me and depending on what i'm doin my din ranges from 8 to 10 but i also have a large foot, but i wouldnt go any lower then 8 cause i weigh like 10lbs lighter and pop out of that pretty easily

Whos goin to the Rail Jam, I'll be the only one wearing a duke ass Carhart jacket on some old TMS, but also on sat they have some bands playin there and then at night there is a showing of snow gods at one of the lodges with giveaways and other shit should be a sick day

^^ hes not right, wax does not make base smoother, at least it shouldnt if u scrape and brush. wax repels the water we ski on, yes we all ski on a thin layer of melted snow, aka water. and if ur skis are structured or brushed right it makes easier paths for water flow. but overrall wax just...

everyone on here should kno how to tune their own skis, its not hard, and if you ride as much as most people on here its kinda sad if u dont kno. its not like ur skis have to be perfect for jibbin and park, u really cant fuck up ur skis that much, except bubbled bases

someday flipsyde

yea i've been tryin to more mostly cause my back is screwed up and my hi p goes out of line like once a week but stretching puts it back in place

first of all thats all obvious and it all helps for up keep, but best way to prevent damage is to make edges as strong as possible, 90 degrees, and also wax bases like 4 times and let them sit before ever taking them on snow, and during year hot wax them to remove dirt adn other shit that gest...

i'm gonna say a blunt is teh way to go, but i dont smoke anymore on the fact taht i barely get high and i prob wasted 1/5 of my salary one year

yea i was thinkin the same thing when their little flyer thing came and it still had them in it, and a pic, werent all pics supposed to be removed of them so line doesnt get in any more trouble

ok trick is sick, and who cares if its off axis or cork should prob have a poll on NS and have people vote to start calling 1's like that off-axis or cork

still waiting for mine to come in, heard they're are teh best binding on market for park