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shit dude, thats genius!

it should also be noted that when remounting an old pair of bindings, it is a VERY good idea to have the bindings tested out by a shop to make sure they still release properly. it is amazing how fast a good binding can go bad.

if you just stripped the thread, it should screw out. if you stripped the head there are a couple things you can do: first heat up your screw driver bit with a torch, until it is almost red hot, then push the bit into the head of the screw for about a minuet, letting the heat transfer into the...

oh yea, if the skis you are mounting have metal in them, you need to use a 4.1x9.5mm bit and tap

although i do not condone mounting skis without a jig, heres what i would do: first, mark where you want to mount on the ski. this line should be aligned with mid boot mark once mounted. Next you need to mark the center line on the ski (width wise) using a caliper and masking tape. You will...

so i take it the "ski bending" is going well?

dont get them, you're not man enough

but they ski like a 100, cord length does not matter with rockered skis, only running length. how long will it take you guys to figure this out? and my brother is 5'4" and 115lbs and has 189s, so you should definitely get the 189, unless your not an expert skier, in which case, get ep pros

if you weigh over 100lbs, the will be perfect

that kid cant ski the mountain worth a shit

if you want something around 180ish, i have some addict pros i'll let go for cheap

at my shop, its free if you buy skis/boots/bindings/anything expensive, $35 if you bought anything, $50 for a walk in mount, $75 for a remount. but in my opinion anything over $35 is too expensive, except for kids skis, we should charge double for those

depends on the model, lang makes some boots with a 95mm last, all manufactures shells fit differently, but similar to a krypton fit

yea, they all have the same 98mm last, but they have different volume liners, one a little softer and roomier, one a little stiffer and tighter, so they all should fit the same if you use the same liner but a different shell

as said above, you dont need the risers to mount them, just have the shop grind down the screws, and the only way you might be able to get risers is to have a shop special order them, unless you can find them on ebay or something, but good luck with that

deffinitly 189 hellbents

way the fuck to short

yea, all bindings and boot soles meet DIN ISO standards, and the sth 14 has an automatic adjusting toe, unlike the s series, which had manual toe height and wing adjustments

you are so wrong on so many different levels. you can stop talking now

and North Shore!