hey, I have FM revo and in my most recent crash the velcro under the heel of my boot poped off and stuck to the ski...
Has this happened to any one else?
What type of glue did you use to fix it?
It doesn't seem like a big deal, am I wrong?
Cheers
i know this is a bit contradictory, but i got on a trick ski last summer and started learning a flip straight away, i feel like "eating it" alot really takes away any fear, and takes away hesitation, so you can focus 100% on your goal
iv done a bit of research and i like everything i have found about the OB4 but to get it to my house it would cost 800$ at my ability its hard to justify that much money...
@Than_Bogan have you herd anything (good or bad) about their hard shell option,
http://www.ob4systems.com/shop/ob4-hardshell-boot
im only asking cause u have pretty much sold me the system, but im not really liking the idea of laces and velcro on a boot, i find they wear out very quickly.
@Than_Bogan i am also on a rubber binding and the main reason i want to change is because i hurt my ankle in an OTF early in the season, how did u find the change to the hard shell?
i would only use it for slalom
i was thinking FM because i could buy them in shop opposed to online, and reflex because it seems most people have them,
I know this isn't a black and white question, but who runs the best ski school?
There are so many great ski school that have their advantages, but witch one gives you the most for your money?
Your on side looks way better than your offside. Try flexing your gluts and engaging your core, this should bring your hips forward and put you in a stronger stance so you can handel more load, speed and shorter ligne lengths. There's also thees short vids, they really helped me http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EonxoGtl3hk