Posts by TuckerDH

Not sure what you use to heat your house, but if you have a wood stove (poor mans hot box) you can place the skis next to it for an hour or so to heat the base. Or you can try next to you furnace if it is nice and toasty. If all else...

I know I will catch some flack but..... I would go with volkl racetiger sl in a 165. The tips are wide so the go over they crud... They are wood core sidewall skis that bite into our east coast ice.... They are short so you can get...

Everything I am skiing on on now has the marker piston plate with the thick one piece binding shims... I have a pair of dobermans that have the factory plate and then I stacked a power axe plate on top of that and I can say it is a...

Never have really put a ton of though into it, but what is the general consensus on lift? More is better? Is ther and ideal amount? Curious to hear everyone's opinion.....

I have always used either a small pnuematic die grinder with a cut off wheel or a small pnuematic air saw with a fine tooth blade...  Both came from Grainger.... 

Quote:Originally Posted by Atomicman Telling everyone, to buy a Race Stock ski is NUTZ!!!!! Let me rephrase that... I tell everyone that I think can handle them. For the same money, sometimes less, you get a wood core sidewall...

Quote:Originally Posted by Cgrandy Cheat! http://www.skiracing.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=595&zenid=46v3mc9ek3rh78a8akd2pt2053 That is the one. It is a cordless tool used for...

My team is sponsored by both volkl and fischer and the concensus is for the bigger people, the volkls work better.  With a maker comp binding and a piston plate they are nice running ski.  I have always thought that the...

Let me know if you are looking for someone next year...    

I am 6'4" 250lbs, ski coach, run a tuning business, and for me, a 210 is too big a ski for me, when you take into account the radius at that length.