[Killer loop info + for sale]

"carbon speed accellerator" lol

[Turned off to softboots forever!]

Bordy has done them on plates.

This i need to see a video of

[Turned off to softboots forever!]

I find it much easier to finnagle my way out of a bad situation in soft boots....not to mention that i can carve pretty damn well on my donek sasquatch 170. But I cant beat the stability of a long board capable of a locked in turn on hardboots for wide open carving.

[mtn creek 2/8 50% chance]

depends on the dr.'s prognosis

[Another great day @ Shasta!]

you can see what looks like a hole in the pics

[Sunapee 2/2/06]

Awesome snow!!! Makes me envy... Damn I hated snow till I've started boarding, now I hate living on east coast... Great video!!!

this video was taken on that coast that you hate...sunapee in nh

[Sunapee 2/2/06]

SUH WEET!

[TD2 design]

the divot is so you can see if your intecs engaged properly or not

[Big Big Big Cliff on SKis]

holy shhhhhhhhh

[Tyler Living in a car]

at least hes living in a land cruiser...it could be worse

[Software engineer needed in Bend, OR]

if i didnt go to law school it would be awesome to work there

[Show off your summer ride !!]

those red lights add 10 horsepower

[ghetting lower on the heelside]

Well, Jack is the author of the alpine entry in Wikipedia. Nothing wrong with self-promotion.

http://www.bomberonline.com/VBulletin/showthread.php?t=7357&highlight=wikipedia

it was a joke...

[ghetting lower on the heelside]

Jack's form is so good that when you look up alpine in the encyclopedia, you see his picture:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpine_snowboarding

[Soft boot riser/lifter question]

I would go with the taller palmer plates. The burtons are too low. I run the palmers on my donek incline and they work well to a degree. Another solution would be to buy a donek sasquatch...great for carving and you can spin 180s too lol.

BTW if you want burton lifters i have a set i can sell you for less than new. (never used)

[Boardercross - "hair-raising new sport"]

Seems to me it's the same old formula, take something that requires precision, athletic ability, skill and throw in people crashing and suddenly it's the greatest thing since sliced bread. I like the format of the Jeep King of the Hill series and seeing those guys on hardboots jump those gaps, carve those corners as well as handle those nasty rollers is impressive to me, but I guess you gotta have some carnage for the non-educated so they'll want to watch this stuff or else it won't sell. I'm not bashing SBX, those guys are talented, watched it all day on Winter X today, but I would have been more excited to see the JKH format and watch hardbooters go at it. JMHO....

Have fun,

Paul

I concur. I could do without the crashing and bumping. Although I do some crashing and bumping on the hill myself....albeit unintentionally.

[CNBC - the world is coming to an end]

Well certainly he doesnt have enough money yet.

[Head Stratos Pro 05/06, Size 27.5]

what happened?

[hunter mtn 1/28]

get while the getting is good

[hunter mtn 1/27 ?]

ill be there on Saturday. oh yah...after almost a month off. too bad I need to sharpen my edges but I dont trust anyone around there to doit. anyone know anyplace qualified around hunter, nyc, or central jersey?

[ECES Important Info]

so i booked in the inn to save some money...and i got a call today that because of the group rate i get to save another $30. i'm starting to like this sugarloaf.

[Anyone ridden a Dirtsurfer?]

BOL user surfinsmiley has a picture of one in his avatar...he probably knows about this stuff!

[Jumps on plates?]

watching that pgs...which i understand will be in the olympics...those guys go flying on what i presume are race decks with hardboots

[FS: Coiler AM 172]

I would like to see the pics too. Would this hold up for me (220lb)?

[polishing carving technique]

im no pro...but i would say compress between turns and push out more at the apexes...to do something more like a cross through than just a cross over.