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they're softer and lighter than the extreme, but i've heard they carve like poop, but that could just be the mounting point someone was riding. overall, i'd say you'd be pretty happy with this ski, but maybe check out surface watch lifes or something. similar dimensions, and probably a similar...

the p.e. probably holds an edge better and i've skied both, but overall i'd go with the ar6. you're light enough that you wouldn't even be able to flex the p.e. that well and overall, the ar6 is more fun to ski. i do ski a lot more park than you though, so it all depends. ar6 is much lighter...

80-40?

aw damn! i was there with style+eeze at taco bell. i wanna tell the story, but i'll tell him to. it was tight.

thanks for the input.. did you flex em at a shop or what? if so, do they have a website? right now i'm trying to find a better price than 759 on the new rories, but so far only untracked.com has em and they are way out of my price range. yeah, if they're at least a medium flex i'll be fine. i...

sry for the dub post, but which chairs will be open on friday or saturday? do you think they will just have rails or will they have a little jump too?

if i go, i will yell "how do you get to chad's gap from the bottom of alta?" the nsers will flock

yeah, thanks, i saw that when i was looking around, but i think it would probably be fine for me. i don't need a noodle, and a moderate flex is fine. thanks +k

up box to gap to down box we had one at snoqualmie for a bit. 10 foot kicker to down dancefloor box or whatever you call em, like a 3 foot wide box a jump that you can go straight over or take to a hip

i'm pretty sure that the tj schneiders are the same as last year's live life 2s if anybody's ridden those.

sorry if this is unrelated, but why doesn't the shop give you 100% off if its their fault? personally, i find the ar6 to be a great ski.

bumpity for brotherly love i think it's unlikely at this point that baker will open for thanksgiving, the storms weren't as strong as expected :( i might head out to mission ridge instead if i can.

i think they would have to widen the poles if they wanted to make chair 2 a triple... i mean, the double chairs already bang against the poles sometimes.

These skis seem just about identical in dimensions and both are touted for being somewhat soft. does anybody have any experience with either ski? if i got the rories i'd go for the new 183 size coming out. I'm 6'1" 160, I live in Washington, and I'm planning to ski some park on the ski i end...

okay to install a level in jibbin download it (duh) and if its in .rar you need a program like peazip or winrar... Once you have a downloaded folder with a .b3d file and a bunch of texture folders you put the b3d file in the folder jibbin+, custom levels, level data... for the textures look...

I think it's more of a spring glove... They're probably not waterproof, so I'd want to get something thicker for my general purpose glove.

the followcam was amazing, it gave a really cool feel to the edit. i like that there are some boarders rocking jiberish now too.

evo is one of the most legit shops/sites in the business.. i live in seattle and buy almost all of my ski related gear there. the service is friendly, the prices are competitive, and the selection is great. definitely recommend it.

i saw on another thread that people repaired their chips with epoxy or superglue, and eventually the skis just stopped chipping...

nah, you know how skis sometimes lose camber? if you have a ski without a lot of supporting metal or carbon, the ski will lose camber, and if you ski them enough/butter etc. you can probably make them reverse camber without breaking the core... wood is an inherently flexible material and you...