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Yeah I'm leaning towards the Seths and ARV's right now, I may just bring my gotamas though. Thanks for all of your input.

yeah im not sure what the skiing is like there, I'm thinking something around 90mm under waist, arv would be good.

If you were living in Vienna, Austria for 3.5 months(just as I am) and you planned on skiing a lot and you could only bring one pair of skis...what would you bring?

Yeah I have talked to Josh at Jibij and we are probably going to work something out, and Evogear is for sure on the list, thanks for the ideas, keep them rolling please!

Shit, I have been fitting ski boots for a while and rarely ever see that happen in the SPK's. One of the best things about that boot is the tounge, I have been skiing the SPK pros and the tougne helps cut back on shin bang a lot. I would probably ski it and see if it molds and fits better...

Sessions, Orage, DNA, Salomon, Saga, Lethal Descent, Oakley

Yeah where can you camp around Hood? Are lift tickets pricey?

I would much rather ride with other skiers, but some of my best friends are snowboarders so I ride with them quite a bit.

I think the idea of having padding in your clothing is pretty sweet, when I ski big mountain I use a spine protector some days, but I'm not to keen on the prints of their stuff, cool company though.

I'm looking for more shops around the U.S. to carry Sick Stickz Ski Poles. We are a company that just started this past season out of Denver. If you could post your favorite local shop, the city it is in, and possibly their website that would be a big help--that way when you are looking to buy...

your stuff actually looks pretty good. Neff makes really cool hoodies and tshirts though. But your hats look very nice.

looks dope, can you message me more info about the press you use?

Neff makes a dope product and there is no reason to hate on them. I talked to them about a month ago and they told me they are not sponsoring skiers at the moment but to check back later this summer. It is true, Neff was originally formed for skate and snowboarders, but they have come to find...

If you are serious about your racing I would recommend buying a race boot and a park boot, the performance from a plug boot will improve your racing big time. If you really don't have the budget for two pairs, see if the dalbello kryptons fit you. They accomodate up to around a C width...

You can remount a pair of skis up to 3 times, anything more than 3 times voids the warranty. I have never heard of painting them being an issue although I have never been in that situation. If you have a rossignol binding on the rossi ski than you have a 2 year warranty, if you just have a...

I used the soft tougne which is the same as the rampage tougne.

mad props, sounds like a trooper.

169, that ski is fat, you have the surface area to float so there isn't a huge need to go really long.

The STH's seem the most conistent in their releases, but they all do the same thing and every binding has to go through the same require tests. I have seen a lot of jesters pull off skis this season. The scratch 140's are great, pretty cheap, fairly light, great heal piece and awesome elastic...

I have riden the new pimps and thugs from atomic, both great, idk how fat you want to go. I rode the S7 and the Volkl Chopstick. The S7 was a little beefy for me, but I liked the chopstick a lot, tough decision as most everyone has a rockered ski that is fat now. I personally am going with...