don't think so :)

I never really cared about mounting points, but now that I have twin-tips (Head Mad_Trix Mojo) I do. I let a shop mount them the other day. Now i think my bootcenter is more or less exactly at some...

i don't think i could demo any of them

well, but i do want to be able to ski backwards

What do you mean?
What about the Head Mad_Trix MoJo?

I'm new to the freeskiing world, so:
I'm 6'3, I weigh 160pounds and the solelength of my boots is 322mm. That would mean I'm a DIN 6, I guess. If I adjust them at 6, will I lose them easily on...

I'm gonna do mainly high-speed powder skiing, but I also want to do a bit of jumps, park and all that stuff. So I think I'll either buy a Rossignol Scratch BC or a Völkl V-pro, but I'm open for any...

well, in the thread http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1885 this dude says that the "Scratch BC is too heavy to be a good park ski, and too soft to be a good all-mountain...

freeriding and powder is what i love the most. oh yeah and reckless highspeed-skiing of course ;) generally everything that gets your blood pumping. i also wanna do a bit of park, but not too much

I could get a Rossignol Scratch BC with a Rossignol Scratch 100 binding for 500€(=580$) or a K2 Public Enemy with a Marker Titanium 1200 Free binding for 400€(=464$). Which one shall I get? What...