Scott

Hollywood hot dogging at his best. Great end of season powder day. Thanks

I suppose a slightly split O-Sin 4807 would not be appropriate. Unfortunately they are booked for our available times. There's always Next Year. Until then East Coast Dirt

I am thinking of taking my son to Silverton as a grad present. He has a pass to Copper and loves the bowls, unfortunately he is a skier but likes to be seen holding my boards Now , I always ride hardboots and have had awesome days riding big powder in Tahoe on my all mountain. Has anyone ridden Silverton in hardboots and if so, was it worth it? I am not buying a softie set-up or skis.

That's funny

As a public service, can you also post your quivers and their condition?

I ride at Killington were all the water-cooler heroes from NYC are displaying their skills after their 9AM pops at the bar. Fortunately there is usually a space if you wait to drop in. If I am on a good run and pass a group of boarders on their asses I will have to stop after 4-5 more turns. They all get up at once to straight-line down to show how they are faster than a "race board".

Thanks Eric No, I'm good with the surgery. My friend runs the ortho team at NYU, a true Knight of Knee. I was looking here for a recipient who carves. I can get by as is on a board OK. It's getting to the board that is the pain.

Good suggestions on the changing of riding style and a good trainer. I should attempt to change to a more flowing, constant movement style as opposed to the jam a turn bang another. Probably will have to avoid the bumps too. Right now there is no stabbing pain as there is no more chunks of cartilage ( genetic osteoarthritis ate it all), just the ache from bone on bone. I am going to do all I can as is, the devil I know. Thanks for the help.

OK, with our aging carving population someone has to know: Has anyone ever continued carving with total knee replacements? The doctors I have talked to have different opinions and none knows the stresses carving puts on knees and tibia ( maybe extra hose clamps?) I would rather ride and mountain bike and live on cortisone and ibuprofen than do road bikes, shuffle board and long walks on the beach (sorry Joe )

Really? Well I guess it's my early morning board.

Bringing my Madd 180 $500 firm. Also posted in "For Sale" for those not lucky enough to be at Stratton. See you all on Thursday/Friday - It might be on the hill under a T32 rider

This fantastic two(?) of a kind board is ready for a new rider. It is in great shape , only one grind. I don't need to say much more. Those who are able to handle this ice eater know all about it already. I will bring it to ECES on Thursday and Friday. I may try it there with a plate. $500 firm. Realized in looking at the photo that the metal has a beveled edge. Still, the bottom is flat. no, the binding parts do not come with it. I don't want to be spending time friggin with the riggin at ECES.

I'll be there Sunday-Monday. Skyburst/Bear in the morning, Canyons and Superstar after 10:30

In Colorado that is. Sad I couldn't make SES. What would be the best for good carves/ less crowds on this Presidents weekend? Couldn't be any worse than the NY/NJ crowds at Killington. My son is on his Epic Local pass. Thanks

Number of grinds? Base flat? I can't believe I'm doing this....