Search results

my kung fujas are getting demoted to strictly jib status so im looking for something else. id like them to be around 170 long, maybe lizzies anuther kung fuj or something like that. maybe bindings too budget is prolly 300

Alright guys, so i'm renting a place just outside stowe and my backyard is fuckin perfect for building jibs/rails. Anyone know where i can find some raw materials/already built stuff around stowe or be interested in setting stuff up?

so relocating next season and I'm lookin at hood, probably looking to ski at timberline. I know the skiing will be sick but whats the deal with living/working there? I live in summit county, co right now and i'm looking for somewhere a little more laid back. Do people actually live in government...

whoops, that last post was supposed to be by me, i was logged on my roommates computer.

whoops, that last post was supposed to be under this name

I'm assuming you're gonna be in burlington, northern VT? I graduated UVM last year, and yeah, it gets cold as fuck, i'd even get some insulated regular pants for those nights when you're out partying and then walking up the hill in -30 wind chill. As far as snow pants Oakley makes some puffy...

that certainly will be interesting. Like the guy said before it might screw with the waterproofing, but if they aren't super tech you can prolly re-waterproof them well enough... what kind of pants are they out of curiousity?

coolness/lameness of tight pants aside, i'd say there is a really good chance that you're going to totally destroy your pants if you don't know what you're doing , especially if you've never sewed anything before, let alone tech snow pants. dont they sell pants that are tight already?

how tall are you/how much do you weigh?

word, ill probably get them then. I'd check out the surface's but i'm getting these either pro formed or through a shop deal and they don't carry surface (which sucks but what are you gonna do.) Thanks for the feedback

bummp buy my shit!

So my MSP's are starting to get pretty haggard and im starting to look at a new pair of skis. I live in Colorado, ride like 40% park, 60% other stuff and should have a pair of hellbents for deep snow so im looking for a tree/all mountain ski that is still pretty capable in the park. I've been...

title says it all, thinking of getting rid of my orange survival jacket, size large. Worn maybe 10 times. Ill put some pics up if anyone is interested, lets hear some offers.

i'll be cooking at the italian restaurant at keystone

damn, UVM is really upping the requirements to get in these days. I just graduated this year and my grades were pretty good in high school but i know kids who got in with under B averages and 1100 on the old SATs (before the writing section). also im pretty sure its actually easier to get in...

oh yeah, you can totally walk downtown from st.mikes. but remember to bring plenty of extra water, a good pair of boots, snacks, a gas stove, and a compass.

i dont go to either but I do live in burlington and i'm on both of those campuses all the time,so heres my take. st. mikes -you have to live on campus all 4 years i'm pretty sure, most of the dorms are pretty nice though and you have alot of options as far as living arrangement -little bigger...

i haven't heard anything about this being the last weekend, they still have maaaad snow, stuff thats usually not even buried mid winter is just starting to melt out. this weekend is supposed to be super good weather too.

yeah flat rail... now if you guys could just put a rope tow in so i didn't have to hike.

thanks for the response. i know it's hard to get the resources to keep these things up and running, and my complaints weren't really at the park crew cus I know you guys tend to get the shaft when it comes to money and cat time. North slope has been pretty sweet this year, my only real...