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My school is doing a spring break trip to sugarloaf and I was wondering how it is for overall skiing(bumps, trees) and what sort of park they have setup... The deal is almost too good and I was wondering if I wouldn't get bored skiing for 5 days straight at sugarloaf...

I always get heckled by mtn patrol at whiteface for going too fast near lifts, people and slow trails, I just dont listen/stop with tunes blaring... One time I ducked a rope and caught some fresh on wilderness when it was closed about a month ago and mtn patrol stopped 3 ppl at the bottom and I...

never seen someone drop a switch 3 on teles, or grind rails both ways better than you... have you? Well I hadn't until last year, I was impressed. He was rocking 180cm head mojo 80s I think...

trees powder and steeps... I'd say whiteface as a whole is steeper than stratton, trees... I don't know which is better, powder, it hasn't snowed lately on the EC has it? If you want trees and steeps, sounds like you want to go to Jay Peak...

Don't fall into the misconception that you can't hurt your knees when your bindings fall off... its called pre-release. I had markers on a pair of skis, came off when I landed slight backseat in soft snow, tore my mcl on the fall... mcl of the leg that popped off... if the shop says they should...

I think these are a pretty sweet boot, I haven't gotten the fit perfect yet, still get some cramping... I've only been in them for 6 legitimate days though... I have been using superfeet footbeds that are too big so once I get the correct size footbeds in them I think they will be spot on...

If I was going for an all mtn ski and skiing some bowls... I heard the dynastar legend 8800 pro (I think...) is a pretty hot ski for all mtn performance carving etc

I kinda wonder where all the hype came from for the SPKs anyways... was it dumont, or the marketing? Personally I dont know why more ppl don't ride Head mojos... whatever fit your feet but I think they own... and Ive never seen another pair out there yet... in NY anyways

best way to find out is go to a shop and try it... in my opinion you cant beat the fit of a crowbar+hifi

I dunno if you need a 185 for the east... depends where you mount I guess, Im 190 5-10 and would go 185 for an all mtn pow ski... Look at the scratch BC, hear thats a pretty dope ski for all mtn/east... or mojo 90?

btw... left nut for sale

I dont have the money! 350 for pipe cleaners and look px12 lifters... BUY THEM

BUMP for this guy, someone buy these

Not the ski I am specifically looking for a next ski, but if I was in the market for a new pair of park skis... damn what a deal!

I think I ought to clarify... I wouldn't pay 500 for a pair of previously mounted skis, new or not, ever hear of depreciation? Drive a brand new car off the lot, its automatically worth atleast 5-8k less than what you paid... facts of life. Look at the kid selling the pipe cleaners, now that is...

ohyea, what do you set your dins at?

how aggressive of a skier are you? Are you in shape, strong? Play sports?

OMG I just came thinking about jon olsens hands touching skis that my hands could possibly touch... wait nope, and you are wrong, I wouldn't pay 500 for that setup, and I am looking for a pair of mojo 90s...

go with the 171, I dont think you'll be happy with a 176... just my opinion, also make sure you have the shop mount em at atleast core cntr... idk what recommended is on armadas or if they even mark for midsole...

how old are you? Im just saying thinking of the average 14 year old... I know 16 yr olds that ride 169 PEs and I wouldnt have put them on 174s... I agree if hes mounting cntr or near cntr the ski will ride smaller, but there still is that length and spin weight, and yes, age does have a lot to...