Search results

how much are you willing to spend. i have some old line 1260's that have lost all their edges underfoot and the sidewall is coming out.

i have a pair and they ride real nice. great for ripping all mountain real quick edge to edge. in the park they have a moderate flex and aren't to hard to spin just don't expect them to be really light. maybe its just me but i think their a bit on the heavy side but that varies from person to person

With the progression of skiing going to the backcountry, i think Mcmurray got lost as the sport progressed. he definetly was a rail god, though

my home depot didn't even have any lexan so i had to find a local plastic mart. Search on yahoo local for plastic store and you should probably find something

the only problem is all legendary jazz artists were black and i don't know any famous black skiers. good comparison though. my style most commonly resembles coltrane i'd say

yeah my brother told me that like a year ago. its pretty cool i guess.

iceland agreed

read the article in freeskier or powder (not sure) about lost ski areas of the east. there is one next to cannon that you can hike to. also check out http://www.nelsap.org/ to find lost ski areas.

do u want big mt. or park or combination of the two?

i'm in the 0" to 6" range. better be 10"

karmas are wide enough to ski pow

how can you prevent the chipping?? don't ski with ur skis too close together. have a progressive stance and control ur skis when ur in the air

bealleayre is probably a safer bet than hunter if u want rails/boxes

bellearye definately. check the picture: https://www.newschoolers.com/ns3/web/content/pictures.php?img=60307& i don't know about windham or hunter thought but i think belleayre is a safe bet.

are they ever open??

lucky

snowblader sacrifices are worth anything to the snow Gods

whens their new website going to be online?

i like the pe's but i'm a bit taller than u so i'm not sure

logic is killer. customer service A+