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Sorry if this is a stupid question. The brake itself is fine but the spring that pushes the brakes down is busted. Anyone know if it's possible to just get the spring rather than a whole brake replacement? Was gonna call a few shops to see but figured I'd ask here.

Might have to get surgery for scoliosis, but I wanna know if anyone has gone through with it and had it seriously affect they're skiing.

Already got a wide angle (Tokina, I forget the specifics), looking for something that doesn't require you to be really up close, but doesn't break the bank, maybe a prime lens? I know cannon offers an affordable 50mm which I've seen used in edits before, wanted a bit of input before I make a...

I miss when saga made 3L anomie gear. Looking to buy some, I'm 6'2 looking for a baggy fit so larger sizes. Lemme know if you got that good good.

Gonna be almost strictly park, otherwise it'll be mountain jibbing. I was thinking either centre or 1cm from centre but wanted a second opinion.

My buddy broke some FKS bindings, for like the 2nd time. Both times at the heel, is it possible to go to a different binding or will the mounting patterns conflict. Any techs done anything like this where you go from fks to another binding? Thanks in advance.

Is it me or is the BSL a bit to forward from the mount point? Or should it be like that or something?

Here's a photo of the part I'm missing: If anyones got something like that a PM would be awesome

Here's a photo of the broken piece: Anyone know where I could get something like that?

Missing one of the half moon metal plates for some fks bindings, if you've got spares I'd love to buy them off you!

I just need like the half circular crescent piece from the heel piece of a fks binding. I got some from a buddy and one was missing so I can't mount it right now. If anyones got a spare part PM Me, I'll post pictures in a sec.

Not a big deal right? Can't find a smaller brake size anywhere, and don't wanna fuck around changing that shit. Also I could get Marker Griffons for cheap, but those seem wayyy to plasticky by comparison. I've broken STH2 bindings so that I doubt they'd griffons would last much longer. Anyway...

Anyone know a pair of snowpants that can handle shitty wet Whistler park laps near a hundred days a season? Something loose fitting with enough water proofing that you don't suffer from a wet ass on the charlift and doesn't leave you chilly. Anything?

I ski the 2015 shreditor 102's for powder and all mountain riding and love everything about them, they have a ton of rocker and flex but still have camber to rip turns. So now I'm looking for something a bit skinnier to ride for park. Off the top of my head there are a few skis that come close...

So these skis are dirt cheap. I'm considering them, if only for dedicated urban and shitty day skis. How are they, and does the 182 size measure true, short or long?

If anyone has a pair of these new or mint totally mint I'm most likely down. Need some new skis for next season, gotta try out my friends pair of these and loved them.

USPS Fucked up big time on my order, not Blooms fault at all but I figure I should notify them since I can't get to USPS so stuff gets corrected. Anyway is the email you get with the order cool to reply? I know some companies have a debticated email for this type of stuff.

So these skis are supposedly Heads top park ski, but they're sold for so cheap compared to other top tier park skis. I don't mean that in a bad way at all, they just seemed really aggressively priced which is super appealing. Can anyone tell me about how the ski performs, flex, durability...

Pretty interested in the ski, wanted to ask some questions and get some opinions on it if anyones spent some time on the skis. I heard they stiffened it up a bit, but added slight rocker and made it slightly wider. Would someone be able to describe it's flex, stability etc. Is it hard to butter...

Long story short I might be able to cop some t-halls for dirt cheap, problem is I don't know how well they'll fit me. I've skied short skis before, and tend to because its hard to find skis that truly fit my height, plus I ski almost all rails anyway, what makes me more nervous is the flex...