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I've been skiing my entire life, usually get 30-40 days a year or so, split between the resort and touring. I've had my fair share of foot pain, but nothing compared to what my girlfriend has been dealing with. She picked up some Atomic hawx xtd touring boot she uses in the resort/touring...

My GF found a pair of used NIB shifts for 600CAD, which is a pretty decent deal when you factor in shipping and taxes. They come w/ 110 wide breaks, does any have experience of bending them to a wider ski? Her JJ's are 116. If she was to buy new breaks it would pretty much bump up the cost to...

Back in the day there were a bunch of skis that were like 160-130-150, with hella rocker and super thin that loved to butter all over the place. I owned a bunch of skis back then and still own a pair of Icelantic gypsies which are basically the same ski... Why did a ski like that fall out of...

Hey guys... idk if NS is still used anymore. Anyways I had some questions about skiing around here, I just moved to Seattle from Vancouver. What I'm looking for - Skiiing every weekend, buying a season's pass - Decent skiing - < 2hr drive... I can do more if necessary. But shorter is ideal...

Like most of us we missing the golden age of NS. That epic place we could go to find other like minded people that were stoked on getting old and being able to just fuck around all the time and ski endlessly. But remember you don't miss old ns, you miss your childhood, we all do. Hold in there...

Get in here. Main features 1. Rocktagon: 0/10: completely covered no exposed rocks, don't even bother hitting it. 2. Compression chamber: 2/10: Too steep on the uptake, compression level dangerously high. 3. Margaritaville: 10/10: Still lit. 4. Stunt ditch: 4/10: Try a handplant. 5...

Just saw then in the window of an electronics shop in Europe http://www.goxtreme-action-cams.com/en/action-cams-home/ They remind me of something... but I just can't put my finger on it...

The people deving Magic Lantern just booted a custom Linux build on a Canon EOS... http://hackaday.com/2015/04/04/magic-lantern-brings-linux-to-canon-eos-cameras/ This could open up some serious possibilities...

...Getting their site seized by the man. http://www.thizzler.com/

I'm by no stretch of the imagination a backcountry skier... Last year I went once, this year I may go... twice? I just use these and a set of skins with my normal gear and it actually works surprisingly well... I can easily keep up (lead the pack) with my friends using the pin bindings and...

Just a little bit curious on how the site was made... It's obviously not like any other sites on the internet (good thing). I'm wondering, did you guys use any frameworks whatsoever? or is the site completely from scratch? Most forums use that shitty "vbulletin" which is boring beyond belief...

https://soundcloud.com/steve-stepp/bot-monky-man-teve-tunt-remix Murdering the scene. Most likely headlining Tomorrowland 2015.

Looking for some baggy pants (black) and some new pow skis... Something equivalent to the bents or wider. What you got ns

Hey I don't know if you guys do this already or if it's already been mentioned. I know it's really resource intensive. When people embed a picture you should cache it on your server so if the original image hoster takes it down the image still exists in threads.

Just ran across this at work: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/twmperformance/gobox-smart-phone-controlled-gyro-stabilized-gopro?ref=category The concept is pretty simple, I had an idea for something like this a ways back. Thoughts?

I'm thinking of applying to a job in Trail, what is this area like? I've heard Rossland is a little nicer and it looks like a short drive so I would probably live there.

This struck a cord with me, figured I should post.

Hey guys, I'm currently a technologist living in Vancouver, BC looking to get my degree and Lakehead is looking like an option. I wouldn't really be looking at skiing, but more the general scene of the area. Does anyone have any experience at this school?

I didn't have much to do at work today and threw this together pretty quick: Basically if you can't tell from the picture it essentially screws onto a tripod and then your camera would screw on top of it. The motor in the middle would be able to rotate 360 degrees at a programmable federate...