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i would shoot myself if i lived in reno

they seem way more bomber than the 21s. if your looking for durability and only ski sidecountry, go dukes, if backcountry is more your style, i think the nx22s are the best on the market at the moment, even though i have no actual experience with them

ski in it and see if you notice the heel lift. its pretty common to experience heel lift when just standing in them.

Does anyone know how blue house measures? chord length or base length? particularly looking at the mavens.

yea, just pull them off, its easiest to use a vice, but you can use a door too. if your really having trouble, run the grip under hot water first. if its a steel pole, use a pipe cutter to cut it, if its a composite pole, use a hacksaw

spring is shot, warrantee

thats after two months, if it happens in one catastrophic incident, the core snapped. the wood core of a ski has very little effect on how the ski performs. it has more to do with the composites used, which in this case, have lost almost, if not all, integrity. this does not mean they wont...

i feel the exact same way with my new agent 130s

squaw for the mountain, almost anywhere else out west for the park

theyre fairly stiff underfoot, and pretty soft in the tips and tails. and my brother rides the 189s and he is only 115 lbs, so im pretty sure you'll be just fine

go with core center. the difference will hardly be noticable, but if your an anal perfectionist who has to have everything true center like me, go true center. moral of the story, if you were set on true center, go true center, but if you dont know or dont care, core center will be just fine

it will catch when carving switch and break off

no

i have absolutely nothing good to say about z12s

greatly decrease the slarvablilty and greatly increase all-mountain performance. i think you should stop talking now

i take it you never hit the step up in the mainline superpark?

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if thats your favorite feature, then, i hate to say it, but you suck massive donkey balls

stick your boot in the binding, and lay them flat on a hardwood floor. if you lay on your stomach, you will see that they do have camber underfoot. if your still not convinced, take a piece of paper and slide it underfoot, then slide it towards the tip and tail. you will feel exactly where...

if you liked the obsethed, id highly suggest a scott p4