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As it says

Same place as the 2008, on the top sheet, whatever you do dont mount them on the bases, it really slows things down.

and the majority of this teaser was filmed in New Zealand, some incredible footage

Does anyone have updates on who is in what Team

He has been taken down from the Rossi Team Pagehttp://www.rossignol.com/CF_team.html

have you got any photosfrom the event???

thats looks dope

no. joss is 16

Bump - at last some good info.

I concur, very good thread. Refreshing and nice to see and hear.

twall, your such a dick

I have just read the Bern site and it says the baker is snow approved http://www.bernunlimited.com/2007/baker.html then hover over eps

People think that there is a lot of ignorance and stuff on this site, although look what i came across on another forum board, just a couple of comments. http://www.k2factoryteam.com/idealbb/view.asp?topicID=185&sessionID=404181194C21474EB0746F3FAEC0E654 "Actually, I'm pretty sure armada's...

JP vs Juliens hands down

ill send $5.00 to get dave over there so he can give us a full rundown on whats happening an upto date photos and stuff, that would be sick for sho. Come on lets get him over to NZ

The fuji is lighter than the ar5. The ar5 is torsionally much stiffer=better edge hold and flat out it rocks. When i skied fuj is was so unstable through most conditions at speed, flaps, good on nose/tail presses though but ar5 has is dialed with versatlity, sickest ski ive skied.

karma, i apologise to u then. I was refering to the way they skied rather than how the topsheets etc hold up. The new ARV's are sweet and I havent had any probs with topsheet or the way they hold up. I have skied both and have to say ARV all the way.

The metal sheet you mention and grip tape stuff makes no difference to the way they ski.The ARV holds a better edge and definately can be thrown around easier with a better end result

i prefer arv, little wider and better at speed, more of a ski