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considering the base plate that the pivot heel attaches to is part of the heel lifter, its kinda hard to not use it. you can take it off, but the mounting plate is no longer flat, thats why the jib has that neat little orange leveling piece on it!

i know that. but i'd still like it if they coulda kept him........

6mm and to a good skier yes.

sick as hell, i've followed them since S.C.I.E.N.C.E. there new music is good, but anyone could have made 'A Crow'. Bring back lance dirk!! 7 times in concert.....best live performers

6 flat

i'm getting the JP Vs. Julien this yea, due to arrive in one week!

wow you guys know your binding........any of you certified techs?

dope man, thanks

didn't you know, ice and wide skis are best friends. i do it too.

AR5, super light and the new 60/90/60 sidewall adds alot of stability for freeride.

You will need a wider brake no matter what binding you use. Also, try to get a binding like a s912ti 1080/p12 jib/comp 1200 free. You will want a binding without a lifter plate. the more flat the binding is mounted the more stability you will get, and as you are getting the fujas, you...

^ is a dumb ass The P12 jib is designed to be mounted flat. Lower center of gravity means they are more stable. The P12ti or lifter has a 27mm lifter plate that is designed be mounted on the ski. For twins lifters are bad. Higher center of gravity leads to less stability, especially if you...

p12 jib, stay the hell away from anything with a lifter plate

*tear* i do

The new album is ok. Certianly an interesting progression and better than warning. Gotta love Jesus of Suburbia and Homecoming, having movements in a punk song.....brilliant. however the rest kinda seems like filler.

they retail for 229, and any shop employee can get them for 100. So i'd say 85 bucks. if they have the wide brake set i would be interested.

if the 1080's you have a pre space-frame you'll probably like the pe more. The space-frame, in my opinion, ruined the super linear flex pattern the ski had.

it will be barely noticeable. so yeah, don't worry about it. they are meant to be stainless steel, so technically they shouldn't, but they do discolor a bit.

The reactor holes are filled with a metal tap as any snowboard is. It will not make a difference if you plug them or not. The ski's integrity was developed with those holes in mind so it won't do a thing to plug them, unless you plan on getting reactors. in that case you don't want the taps to...

Tirol is amazing. I haven't gotten to ski it much, but St. Anton is godly.