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That's pretty crazy about the cocaine and heroin and stuff but 5 grams of weed isn't that big of a deal. Here in Alaska you're allowed to have 4 ounces.

My T Halls are at my forehead and my ARV's are almost exactly as tall as me.

Definitely go with the 180's for your height and weight, you won't regret it, especially if you mount them center or close to it you will want that extra length.

are those rossignol bindings?

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White with gold buckles would be so sick.

That's perfect, I've heard MSP's are kind of stiff though so you might want to try and gain a little weight.

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My gloves have little padding things on the fingers/knuckles but I think it's just to look cool.

I am 6', 160 lbs and I have the '05 185 ARV's and they work great for park and pow. They are not as lightweight and agile as a park ski would be but it is worth it if you ski out of the park also and if this will be your only ski.

In Happy Dayz Tony has those in every shot.

If you weigh 165 and will be skiing 60% pow I would definitely go longer than 174's and maybe fatter than foils. I weigh 160 and I ski on 185 ARV's most of the time and they are awesome in the park and out of bounds.

I have T halls and they are ridiculously light and soft

I have s912 ti's and rossignol fks 120's and the salomons do not feel solid at all, they are light, but not solid. The fks 120's on the other hand are very solid and not very heavy and also, someone said earlier that the fks doesn't have the multi-directional toe release, but in fact, that is...

I have T Halls and ARV's and the T Halls are way softer/butterier

169 - 185

yes

get some light salomon bindings then or just don't be such a weenie

I think I only had them for a few weeks before they broke and yes, I called Armada directly and then sent a few emails back and forth with them.

what do you mean?