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I'm heading up with a tonne of folks from my residence in late January. We're staying on slope for 2 days of skiing. I'm wondering if anyone can let me know of some of the better areas to hit. Powder, drops, what-have you. I'll have my park skis there as well for that side of things too.

I'm heading up the weekend of the 20th and wondering how the star is right now. I heard they were socked in, and it was raining. Any expectation as to the weather getting better by that time? Without skiing we are just monkeys with car keys.

How good are these skis? Like, how well do they run on different snow, are they good in the park, and are they tough? Also, which binding should I get? Salomon S810 or Look P10 (both DIN 10 bindigns). Without skiing we are just monkeys with car keys.

Is it just me or are this years 1080s really cold boots. Like, these things drop from a nice temp. to sub zero the moment you get outside. I had them pushed out withdwise incase it was restricting circulation, but they are still cold. I haven't been cold in any boot before (except in -40...

What is a resonable price for Line Mavericks with Rossi Axium 100 bindings? They are in shit condition, but it's all superficial damage, a little bit of base damage, but nothing a little fill can't fix. Anyways... what'd they be worth? Without skiing we are just monkeys with car keys.

Just curious as to how well they perform outside of the park. Prajekt skis are using this design with a section up front and back thats supposed to activate as you ride faster or in powder. I'm just wondering if this works? Without skiing we are just monkeys with car keys.

Hows it looking? I might be the only one to like that place, but I do. On the topic, hows the park?

Okay, so I'm generally in the park, doing lots of air. But whenever I get the chance, i'll be out dropping cliffs and ripping powder, so the question is, what skis do I buy that work best all mountain?