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really? that's cool.

Killer ski pete. Can't wait to see it in action!!!

Slippery Matrix. Picked up a left over 2005 model from Dennis Kirk (clearance).

Looking killer Brian.

Never heard of that... I'm pretty sure they come as a set.

Yup, I use the blue air line from the home depot... works great...

Dude, that's looking nice...

What Nick said. I failed to mension that part.. sorry. Nice catch Nick...

contact FPP... it should be warrenteed.

buy the sleeves and do it yourself. bake the cylinder in the over for 20 min at like 280 degrees c... the sleeves should pop out. Put the replacement sleeves in the freezer at the same time so when the old sleeves pop out you can drop the new ones in...

yes, you can resleeve this cylinder and make it an 84mm (760).

http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/541&highlight=dakine http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/1811&highlight=dakine http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/77

http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/553&highlight=helmet

I think Ross nailed it actually. I have always thought the following: Freeride = surf Freestyle = doing tricks on flatwater everything else is just "riding" That said, we get flat water, chop and waves occasionally on the Great Lakes. We're lucky enough to have a variety of conditions...

I have to agree... this way, to each his/her own on whatever term you like for whatever kind of riding you actual do. By the riders, for the riders

That's a good point. I think the front foot hold gives you the versitility to put whatever foot forward you want and switch it up.

I just installed a front foot hold I picked up from Highroller... I plan to try it out this season. I usually ride with my left foot that far up in the tray anyway, but then have to tuck into the footholds for doing other tricks. I'm hoping to be able to use a combination of the front foothold...

give it a few more years and you'll get the "look" when you are not in the garage... LOL...:biggrin: Actually, my wife of 14 years is addicted to reality shows, oprah, and maury... so I have no choice but to be in the garage... I hate that crap.

That's a killer idea... I just cut 2" from my stock round nose pole and put it on my square nose project ski for now, thinking I would pick up an aluminum pole later... I think I will take your advice with the fiberglass wrap and not waste more cash on the square project. Solid bro... thanks...

Nice job Antonio... Killer vid too!