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So about a year ago I was gifted a ski rack for my garage. Since it had been complimentary I decided to show my gratefulness for the gift and use them to hang my skis. However at the end of the summer, I had checked my skis and noticed that the tips seemed to be softer in the tips. After skiing...

So I keep all my skis in this one rack that has the gear hang from the noses. This can put a lot of pressure on the tips and in summer you're going to be leaving those skis there for a while. I have a pair of Armada JJ 2.0 Zeros and just today I took a good look at them and noticed the tips were...

My height is 5'7 1/2, I currently ride a 176 Armada B-Dog for park/all mtn so I am used to riding larger skis for my size. I have been looking at the Armada JJ Zero for powder and can say that they would be the ideal ski my type of skiing. However they come in sizes 175 and 185, nothing in...

So I've been trying to learn how to disaster onto rails, for a few days now. But every time I attempt it, I either fall off to the side early, or my feet slide out under me and I eat it. Not asking for some how-to guide, but any tips to landing it would be appreciated!

Went poking around in my head like an idiot, it's 4 in the morning so can't go to the doctor just yet. Um yeah major pain in the back of my ear, any dos or donts to make the ear better or worse?

So supposedly the B-Dogs are considered "All Mountain" however I have never seen a single person use them and not be in the park. Can this myth be busted, or are they really just wrongly labeled park skis?

I've been riding an 85 underfoot for the past few years, I'm probably going to buy the line blends however they're 100 underfoot. Will the Blends be harder to spin on, or will it not make a difference?

I wear a 26.5 cm FT Tom Wallisch Pro Model boot. Seasons coming to an end and screwed up the wires, obviously gonna get more but not sure what size to get. I usually just go to my local shop and they'll do it for me, but thought I'd order online. Would it be better to go 10mm shorter...

I've recently started working on my rail game. I am purchasing new whips next season but cant decide what to get, however, I was wondering what kind of ski profile is best when trying to improve my park skills. Any recommendations are highly appreciated!