skibum803

It's not from me beating them up, it's from them being made bad. I bought them at Top of the Slope, by the way. And yes the top sheet being destroyed is going to affect them because you can easily see wood, and the wood can't get damaged by water/snow. The old PE's never got this bad, though. I know a bunch of people with them.

I have two, both on White Lightning at Montage. The first was raging moguls so well, without having to use a carve the entire way down and hitting the cliff in that run, and straighting it when it was flattened. I swear you get up to 70-80 by the bottom and when it starts to level off in the dip, you're legs just want to give out. It kills, but it feels good at the same time. it's a good feeling when you fall next to the lift, after you were as high as the lift, and land a good 15-20 ft. past hte landing. wait, no, that's how i blew out my knee last year. but you do get props.

This season I decided to treat myself to the '06 K2 Pub Em's. They decided this year to change the material of the topsheet, and it wasn't such a good idea. I don't beat up my skis that bad, just bumps and jumps, and a little bit of rail, but the topsheet is getting destroyed, to the point where you can see wood. If my I send my skis back to K2, will they replace them no charge or what?

It snowed up top for almost the entire day, surprisingly, but down bottom it was a mix. It wasn't warm enough to blow, but hopefully they'll get back in business Sunday, when it's actually supposed to be cold enough.

Terrain park was beat because of the awful weather we've been having, there's been no snow or fake snow to fix it. Watch out how good it's going to be at the competition tomorrow. And the reason they groom WL is because of the dumbasses that are in charge of groomers don't know what moguls are all about. I'm sick of that being groomed. But luckily they haven't groomed it since, and have been blowing the past 2 days on it. Sure enough it's bumped and soft as anything.

What i do is take a normal edging tool, and reverse it to the bottom of the edges, and set it to 0 degrees, and scrape away all the rust, then i do my normal (side) edges again, and then wax my skis. It works perfectly, but you might be able to do it a couple of times, so dry your equipment every time you use it.