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Hey, I am looking to get some K2's this season but I am not too excited about paying retail. I was wondering if any of you have any ideas how to get a deal on some vicious's. Let me know if you have any suggestions. Thanks

WHATTTTT.......HOOOOKKAAYYYY.......YEAHHHHHHHH

So I was watching the trailer for MSP's Hitlist, and they made no mention of Seth Morrison. Seth has been the keystone in all of MSP recent films. Did he and MSP parts ways or something?

Here's what you do, I go to UW and like western it is a quarter school. I went to school last summer so once winter quarter rolled around, I didn't register and moved to whistler and skied there for 3.5 month's. My ass is in school again this summer still playing catch up, but 94 days of...

bode miller

^He is refering to the dude who lost his skis. Not doubt it is a real gap.

all skis suck this week at whistler. it is a frozen sheet of ice at top and knee deep corn snow at the bottom.

at least i don't have to ski in the midwest, i can see why you have to spend you time knitting instead of skiing

I normally wouldn't talk shit about knitting, but this is a SKIING forum, if you want to talk knitting go to a retirement home.

do yourself a favor and try as hard as you can to get into the university of washington. your choices for skiing near seattle is about 100 times better than the skiing in pullman. plus the cougs can't win an apple cup to save their life.

you want at least a binding that goes to 14. anything less and you will be looked down on

any rossignol boots, fit and performance is great, but more importantly it what boots is comforable on your feet b/c a day with painful feet sucks

you are all fags

does anyone know where you can buy kegs in whistler and how much they cost up here?

learn how to spell sponsorship first. just work on that

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON not only does it have a half dozen mountains within an hour and a half, you have whistler at a mere four hour drive. plus we party it up hard.

Sorry, but I forgot to ask if anyone knows if it is possible for us to work in Canada while we are up there? We are American citizens so I don't know how the laws work and if we need to get work visas or anything like that and if it even worth all the effort in trying to work up there?

My buddy and I were looking to move up to Whistler from the end of December through the end of March. Any idea's on where we could crash this winter? Peace.