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PE´s could work if it doesn´t get too deep. Rossi´s are a safe bet, great ski. You could also try the Seth. might give you some limitations in the park thou.

How is he doing by the way?

the graphic on the paratropper leg was removed before the pant went into final production. i have the pant in olive, and when I went back to the store where I bought it, they called oakleu up and they said the graphic actually was removed from the design

Espen was injured.

Lindeberg isn't even a hot designer anymore. I've got got å friend who's into to expensive designers an stuff, and he tells me J. LIndeberg isn't really popular at all no more because they produced to much and sold their product to cheap. J. Lindeberg is so last year! ;)

sw 5's and cork 7.

You can try pooring high grade epoxy into the damaged area, and use some tools to press it together. let it harden for about 24 hours and hope for the best. Its in a pretty bad area of the ski so it wil probably break up again when hitting rails and stuff its worth a shot.

How is skiing in U.K? any skilled riders that people outside UK would know about?

Can't use aluminium for railing bro'. it way to soft. make something out of plain steel, not stainless or zink treated steel.

Sweet Protection is by far the coolest helmets out there www.sweetprotection.com

http://www.swixsport.com/ie5D628.htm Hit WAX WIZ on the rigt of the screen and you will get all the help you need for waxing youre skis. Racing oriented but glide is glide, right.