Shadows

40 feet is perfect to try shit on. im more concerned about jumps at any mountain then i am about rails. anyone can setup rails good. you just have to want to do it. jumps take some cat skills though and not everyone has them. learning how to spin on jumps can take your rail skills so much higher. we just need some legit jumps.

enough about rails. how were the jumps/pipe last year? i never got around to checking out bear

that was the selling point for me actually. camelback and the loft is one combination you just cant beat.

im only making one trip. so if theres no room in the car, tough shit. sleep at blue.

because we're poor and have to wait for mtns to open up around here. usually 2nd week of december. thats why

insurance risk to the max.

hmm if only RT was a shorter commute

than what trail would the put the park on? early season come around was pretty stellar

come on chippy dont be like that. dont you want to ski the best terrain park in the east?

i can vouch for "the best terrain park in the east" its sick

just like any park ski there's different kinds of BC skis. fast, charge hard stiff skis. or soft, poppy, playful pow skis.

theyre making the old snowboard hill a trail.

trade for a pair of skis with bindings?

i suppose. from all the times ive been to bear they didnt really have anything that you could "progress" on. they had a long flat bar but not an equally long flat box to practice tricks. you guys are riding there all season so i cant say what you guys want. but you guys already have an s-rail. youre just adding to the circus. that s-rail is awesome though, i liked it. simplicity is usually the best way to go. it is nice to have features like an s-box or that u-box etc, but not out on the hill everyday. for everyday riding it should be varying sizes of flat boxes, flat rails in different widths and lengths, some mellow kinks etc. like, ive never seen a long flat box there. maybe cause i never rode there enough but all the boxes there were short, that i saw.

progression style?

is it worth going down to reading for? mainly to see if i can sell what didnt at nestors. i made 160 bucks at nestors which was sweet. so is it worth the drive? ive never even been to that shop before.

doug, if you dont learn how to carve switch with your new skis im taking them away. twin tips serve a purpose you know haha

woopdy freakin doo

4xl...

thank you geoffery

ill buy the sunglasses off you for 35 bucks as for if its a good deal or not? it retails for 279 right, so 219 isnt that big of a discount. theres much better deals out there

challenge as a park would be sooo deadly. youd only be able to ski it in late march early april. i really dont think they need to change a great deal of stuff. they have a great double barrel, good flat stock rail, some flat boxes, that awesome urban dfd, a good battleship box. they got a good amount of features and the potential to make good jumps. maybe just use round coping instead of square.

^read the iran article, some awesome stuff in there.

stance? face down, ass up... hahaha fuckin sick man. im out man, check ya later