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Originally Posted by spaz

1/ For the last month (since I blew my gearbox) she's allowed me to use her car (Ford Territory). Tomorrow I'm doing my 3rd trip to Thredbo in it, oh how I love cruise control-if only I had the money to bye the software for my car-most of the hardware is there.

2/ I've been living at her place and she's been putting up with my moods and those of her hubby's being stirred up by me, I love my step dad too and the poor buggers (both of them) have to put up with sick, whinging people

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Originally Posted by Paul Oberin

A guy called Sven Coomer is a genius at boot related matters and for a while now he has made a Zipfit cork liner for ski boots, but the newest liners are now improved even more with a better instep pressure relief on the tongue over the previous models.
The Sven fit liner is good for around 450 days of skiing and can go from shell to shell as boot shells will not last that long, it constantly changes shape as required by the wearer, cork does not compress so this cork liner is way better than

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After trying some of the 2011 range of K2 skis, and liking them as good all round skis for both here and overseas, I asked K2 for more information and this is what I got, it explains it well so I thought I would share it with you.

http://www.paulski.com.au/pics/k2.ppt

I had heard about this new rockered system and was keen to try them, although at first I thought these would only suit the overseas market rather than our firmer groomed snow, lucky for me Winter park at Colorado ...

Tags: the new k2 skis.

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Things are looking good in the eastern US since Vermont received between 30 and 40cm of fluffy white goodness today.

Jay Peak - 38cm overnight



Stowe - 35cm overnight



Killington - 33cm overnight

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Revelstoke, BC



Jay Peak, Vermont



Big Sky, Montana



And a non-ski ...