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I haven't skied in the midwest for three winters now, but I think that Ripley is one of the best mountains in Michigan just because of the good vibe (besides Bohemia, of course). I only raced there back then, so I may be a bit out of my element on this.... *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

if you under-rotate or over rotate, you aren't in too much trouble. You have twin-tips for a reason. Just commit and give 'er. *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

on both sides, the annoying ski/snowboard haters are always packs of little kids and people who are insecure about their skills. *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

the 'burning black stuff' is p-tex, and it is sold in sticks for fixing bases. Be sure to not let it burn yellow/red, because the p-tex burns less efficiently at lower temps, which makes the dripping p-tex charred, which is not fast on snow. If the skis are new and you are not experienced, give...

those skis aren't designed to be crossed up. Just stick to safetys, blunts, and twisters and the topsheet should be fine. *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

I think that style is something that skiers should strive for not because others say so, but because they want to master that particular trick. Any spin or cork automatically has at least decent style once the skier is comfortable doing it and has put effort into learning it right. So basically...

Chronics ared more of an east coast park/ all mountain jibbing ski anyway, go for fujatives if you want a pure park ski (and pocket the extra cash) *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

they don't have the best release for freestyle, so if you can return them, do it, and then message me to buy a sick pair of Rossi Axial Power 100 pro's for 100 dollars or best offer. (the preceding was an advertisement for my super rossi sale thread, aka 'SICK bindings fo' sale') *NORTHEAST...

I am a bow-legged, flat-footed wide-toebox having freak, so orthodics are essential for me. I had superfeet for one season a couple years ago, and my race coach told me that my skiing was being greatly hindered because my orthodics weren't doing anything more than making my feet a little more...

go to a ski shop and check them out yourself. Better yet, go to a mountain and demo a couple pairs of skis. now scurry off, grasshopper. *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

the brakes on the reactors are designed to self-destruct whenever their 'twister/daffy sensor' goes off, to protect your progressiveness. *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

For sale: 1.) a pair of Rossignol Axial Power 100 Pro bindings (DIN 4-10), they have been on my race skis for two seasons and are in great condition (I used my twintips when I wasn't racing, so they never left the course). I only used them in races and training for two pretty relaxed seasons...

here's my question: What are you planning to do with joystick poles that is different from the normal pole brands? I am a bit skeptical about paying more for a 'jib specific' pole, since in my mind there isn't really much room for improvement/change in poles from what they are now. Feel free to...

one awkward, awkward week *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

^that's the best of this new batch... definitely what happened to Mommy? *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

and worst comes to worst, you can just bum off of your friends who kept their jobs! *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

dude, the osama pros are going to be soooo tight *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

it's a good thing you can base your attack on more than just pandering to the simple minded... *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

^^they do speak english in Australia, just to let you know... (albeit a bastardized version) *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...

BACK FROM THE DEAD!!!! This thread must live on! *NORTHEAST CULT* check out Stept...