Recent content by jimmywilson69

okie dokie Seems like the resort is doing well so I hope people talk about the good stuff in that thread!

I have a regular version of the Ripstick 96 and it serves me well in everything except boilerplate ice which frankly only a race ski would enjoy. I was going to swap skis with a buddy who has the black version this year but we never thought about until after we were out of the boots with beer...

We should only use this Jay Peak thread and kill the EB-5 fraud thread.

We should kill this thread since there is a new Jay Peak Thread.

@Zand Its probably just foot cramping since you aren't skiing as much. I sometimes have that early season. At 7 years old your liners could be packed out and your foot just isn't accustomed to it since you aren't skiing as much. just a hunch...

lots of good options for skis and boots. The usual try them before you by them comments regarding skis is tried and true. Boots go to a reputable boot fitter. you have options up north. What kind of skier are you? Do you want a "one ski quiver" or do you like having a full on quiver? Do...

Altera are now sharing duty as my corporate ski resort owner/partner overloads with Vail. I guess I can rightfully complain in this thread now, right? :p

remember the early season "poaching" Gestapo that fueled incredible rumors of "electronic" surveillance in the woods and along trails...

now is the time to buy epic day passes at their cheapest rate

It's always been optional...

LOL that's a lot of laying pipe Les will be tired, he's old!

AMAZING Photos!

I wasn't really into northeast skiing when he was around or the downfall of "his empire". Dude is REALLY GOOD with visions and doing his damdest to make the come to fruition. You can see his stamp on much of New England. Good or bad... We all would take his place if given that opportunity.

Maybe they can get someone who actually has run a ski area before. Not sure Egan had full on qualifications to do so. It seems like these next few years are critical for this place to get on its feet again to be in it for the long haul.