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1. Public Enemy - Schmies is a genious. 2. Big Trouble 3. Ar5

Depends on what you are looking for. If you want a sick park stay away from Stowe, Smuggs, and Jay. Out of the three Stowe is the best park, but that is not saying much. If you want sick tree skiing and steeps then all three are pretty damn fun. Smuggs has super slow lifts, but their woods...

AMEN BROTHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

get a clue. How can you say Dynastar pours their money into racing. Not sure what race you watch but there are not that many world cup racers on Dynastar. I would say Dynastar pumps a fair share of money into newschool / freeride. They sponsor Crichton, Rainville, Woods, Vanular, Marion...

Cop Killer by Ice T is pretty gangsta. Does not have guns for a beat though

sounds like just the type of shop we are looking for. Thanks man.

yeah, I am not just looking for a decent regular ski shop. I want one that has young guys working there that understand what we want. I could give two craps about race skis / carving skis. Any shops that carry Armada, 4frnt, Liberty, etc... If there isn't one then I guess it is off to D...

I completely agree. With what that ski is designed for there is no need for a longer size. It would probably be a warranty nightmare and / or very small units for Line. Not worth investing the money in a for a new mold

I am sure Francois really appreciates you posting his email address on this website...

save the cash and demo a pair of powder skis if the conditions are right. Just because you are going on a trip out there does not mean it is going to be epic powder. I have been countless times where the snow is pretty firm.

Duncan Adams

Big Trouble

like they said, get a booster strap. It helps a lot.

But one of the worst graphics out there.

I guess people did not catch my sarcasm here. I am 5'10 200lbs and I usually shoot for a 180ish park ski.

They are the same dimensions, but the NBT does not have as much fiberglass in it, so it is softer.

I used to live there a while ago and I have a buddy that is moving to Burlington. Just wondering where you guys buy your gear around there. Any decent local shops that cater to our needs? I know about websites, but we like to support local shops if they are any good. Let me know.

My sick new snowblades come to about my knee. I can not wait to rip the pipe with these bad boys.

Dynastar Legend 8800 or 8000 are sweet all mountain skis. 8800 - 89 underfoot 8000 - 79 underfoot

Same construction as Trouble Makers minus some fiberglass. So, yes they do have side walls.