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If you want something a bit different and bit more obscure (less obscure in europe of course) then try Legs of Steel (they make some good ski movies but they aint free) and TWOOWT (russian ski company, they basically just released a new segment called "twoowt срост" so check them out)
eljefeI can still difinitively picture Douglas doing sick 360 mute in BC backcountry on pocket rockets to that ignite song.. so dope..
Hell yeah! Pocket Rockets were actually my first real twin tip skis. I bought a demo pair in High School in 2005. I still have them in my basement, they are the original ones with the robot top sheet. Its funny to think that a 122/90/115 ski used to be considered a powder ski.
SuspiciousFishHell yeah! Pocket Rockets were actually my first real twin tip skis. I bought a demo pair in High School in 2005. I still have them in my basement, they are the original ones with the robot top sheet. Its funny to think that a 122/90/115 ski used to be considered a powder ski.
Totally.. I remember my friend had the PR and I got the Seth Pistol and just riding the lift looking at the beheameths that were on our feet.. now my park skis are wider LoL..
eljefeTotally.. I remember my friend had the PR and I got the Seth Pistol and just riding the lift looking at the beheameths that were on our feet.. now my park skis are wider LoL..
Oh man, I remember when the Seth Pistols first came out and how cool the top sheet graphics looked. The only other ski that really had that kind of impact at first glace was the K2 Pontoons. Those were the good ole days.
