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personally, I feel that freestyle and touring are the only two things where a lighter setup is going to help. Heavier skis go through crud better, dont deflect as easily, and hold a better edge on ice. I'm just curious as to why you're looking for a lighter ski

definitely get them, you're a good enough skier, and you'll outgrow a smaller ski pretty fast. your snowlerblades were ridiculous last year.

ive been known to hit up the magic carpet switch

Ive never flexed the live lifes, but Id assume that theyre just a very solid ski. Don't get me wrong when i say its a stiffer flexing ski, Id say its the perfect flex for park/allmountain riding, just soft enough to butter but pretty stable on everything. It's softer than the old chronic...

wolf 172......

Honestly I think if youre from washington you should do snoqualmie though, just because they have the east side of the freeway to give you tons of patient experience, and you can start phasing yourself in across the freeway if you have what they need. That way you can just come in with medical...

I don't know who you've been talking to, because we definitely ski far more than we work.

quite a bit. their flew is slightly progressive tip to tail, but not very much so. The ski is definitely sturdy though, presses on rails and such are fine, and butters take a bit much muscle, but ive never had a more stable ski on jumps. Pretty much i love them, i have the version they're...

The national standard for professional (and maybe volunteer, Ive never done that one) is Outdoor Emergency Care which is a 100 hour course. It is often easier to find an EMT class, which is 120 hours, and since it is more comprehensive, you just need to take a quick 8-hour contest course and...

so what you're trying to say here is that you're giving away free money....

^ yea i second that, go big or go home on front flips because if you come up short and land crouched youre gonna get raped.

i have no idea what you're talking about, but if youre looking for cool ski gear in blue, get the sunice jfc pro suit, probably the coolest blue there is. I would describe it as kelley blue, but its different in some way.

I was always like you, always hated shakespeare because it was a waste of time, wasnt helping me learn english, etc. That, and it made me hate reading which i usually quite enjoy. recently I ended up reading romeo and juliet once again and then watched the movie and I actually thoroughly liked...

seriously, all he wants is street cred you guys. stop calling him a halfpipe skier..

hjorleifson hasnt come up yet, which surprised me because he was the first that came to mind. cj beats also.

The spelling goes a couple different ways. Since it doesnt officially get translated out of arabic characters there are a couple phonetic versions. If you read posts though, it shows that the vocal NS community isn't knowledgeable about the bible either but have no problem openly mocking it and...

https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/390500/

Ive used mine for everything save rails, and I really love them, you'll hear in a lot of reviews that they're super heavy but the people that think this makes them not worth while are people who ski as a mode of transport down a hill, rather than skiing to ski. that may have not made sense, but...

yea, the west sucks, stay in the east, youre not missing anything

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