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      <title>Member Forum Closes December 20, 2010. Join the Conversations on The Community!</title>
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      <title>Discussions Have Been Moved</title>
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      <title>Searching for some all mountain snowboard bindings</title>
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        <p>Hey all, goin for a big upgrade to my gear for the upcoming season and lookin for some all mountain bindings to go with a rossignol 1mag board, and salomon boots. </p>

<p>As far as the boots go, from what I read I am between the F22s and the Malamutes. Just waiting to actually try them on first before I commit. </p>

<p>I live in Montana and here&#8217;s my style of riding:</p>

<p>I ride bumps/moguls a lot, some powder runs, and either tuckin down groomers or going down a groomer with a lot of quick edge to edge carving. I do a little freestyle/park but really prefer a binding that will be more tailored towards all mountain. </p>

<p>I don&#8217;t want any bindings to be excluded from being mentioned because of these considerations below, just would to know why a certain binding would not be good because of these factors.</p>

<p>1.&nbsp; An entry/release system that is very quick while also being durable enough to withstand a lot of getting in and out of in one day.</p>

<p>2.&nbsp; Would prefer a binding with a comfortable highback, and baseplate.&nbsp; I am ok with a highback with a lot of forward lean (the Cartel) if it can be adjusted and if there is some good cushioning.</p>

<p>Here are some bindings that I was already looking at and would like some feedback on from anyone who has used these:</p>

<p>-Burton Cartels<br />
-K2 Autos<br />
-Rome Arsonel, Targa, 390</p>

<p>Price and brand aren&#8217;t an issue. </p>

<p>Huge thanks to any and all who read through this and post some feedback!</p>
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    <entry>
      <title>Cw&#45;x and opedix</title>
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        <p>Anybody wearing this compression base layer clothing? Any comments on full vs 3/4 length?</p>
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      <title>can a ski have too much Torsional Stiffness&#63;</title>
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        <p>I am designing a ski with the folks at Igneous in Jackson Hole.&nbsp; I have 3 choices for torsional stiffness.&nbsp; I understand that torsional stiffness allows for better edge hold.&nbsp; When and why would you want a bit more torsional twist in a ski?&nbsp; Perhaps less torsional stiffness results in a ski that smears better?</p>

<p>I am looking at a double wide GS ski 132/104/112, 185cm.&nbsp; Gonna mount &#8216;em tele.</p>

<p>Thanks</p>
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      <title>Elan Speedwave 12 Ski</title>
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        <p>Does anyone have experience with the Elan Speedwave 12 Ski?</p>

<p>I am looking to replace my 8 year old Atomic Supercross SX-9&#8217;s and think the Elans might be a good choice.</p>

<p>I ski mostly at Sunday River and/or Sugarloaf in Maine.</p>

<p>Any info, personal experience with the Speedwave 12, etc would be appreciated.</p>

<p>you can e-mail me at Soapyrags at aol dot com</p>

<p>Thanks,<br />
Ken</p>
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      <title>One Ski Skiing: Carve or Skid&#63;</title>
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        <p>I am preparing for my level 3 alpine exam and one of the tasks that I will be asked to demonstrate is one ski skiing, on either leg.&nbsp; I can currently carve the ski in a series of consistent linked turns on groomed green and blue terrain.&nbsp; Should I also be skidding these same turns?&nbsp; If so, what are some tips/exercises that I can use to practice.&nbsp; Any input from a division examiner/clinician would be greatly appreciated.&nbsp; Thanks!</p>

<p>Logan</p>
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      <title>Alpine Boots Leak Snow into Shell</title>
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        <p>I am having a problem with my alpine boots (Nordica Top Fuel).&nbsp; The boots let snow into the shell when I am skiing.&nbsp; I have put duct tape over the seams under the buckles and over the toe, but I still have 2-3 ounces of snow in mu boot by noon.&nbsp; If I don&#8217;t remove my liners when I go inside and dump out the snow, the snow melts and I get wet liners and feet.</p>

<p>Has anyone had this problem and been able to solve it?&nbsp; </p>

<p>Erik P.</p>
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      <title>adding video to my lessons</title>
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        <p>I was recently at the fall tech training at mt. hood.&nbsp; On of the guys in my group had a small sd memory camcorder.&nbsp; In talking with him he highlighted to potential to using video to teach and give our students more value in the lessons we can give.</p>

<p><span style="color:blue;"><span style="font-size:14px;">My question is, what kind of cameras are being used by you guys?</span></span></p>

<p>In looking in a few shops I&#8217;ve become somewhat fond of the Canon FS20 or FS200.&nbsp; It is small, compact, good shape, and priced in with everything that is on the shelf.</p>

<p>Any other pointers from those who have exerience would be great too.</p>

<p>OH yeah, I&#8217;m running on a PC system right now.&nbsp; So video editting program recommendations would be cool.&nbsp; Recommendations for MAC would be good for the sake of the forum too.</p>
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      <title>Knee Binding</title>
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        <p>I am recovering from an ACL injury, and I just read about the new Knee Binding.&nbsp; When I went to my local ski shop to inquire they said they aren&#8217;t carrying them yet because they haven&#8217;t passed industry quality tests yet.<br />
Does anyone know anything about them?&nbsp; Are they as good as their marketing campaign says they are?<br />
Thanks,<br />
KilliGal</p>
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