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Since freeskiers now populate terrain parks as often as snowboarders, ski makers offer equipment to suit.

It is so easy to associate everything twins do as a twosome. Many tweens want to be individuals, and not stuck in the twin rut all the time. What can you do? Read on...

Fat skis, parabolic, rocker, twin tips . . . if the number of different models of skis on the market is daunting for buyers, the following article demystifies ski types.

Buying new skis was on the to-do list, which led to the D&Q ski shop and a review of what's new on the ski wall.

Buying new skis was on the to-do list, which led to the D&Q ski shop and a review of what's new for women on the ski wall.

With the rising popularity of terrain parks, halfpipes and rails, skiers and snowboarders are no longer hurling insults across enemy lines.

With more skiers and snowboarders "freestyling," ski resorts have developed more and increasingly sophisticated terrain parks, a huge personnel and monetary commitment.

The 25th Snowboarding U.S. Open ran at Stratton this weekend, showing the sport's growth, but also its original grass roots attitude and appeal.

Big name ski manufacturers including K2, Volkl and Salomon have a range of skis for ladies. Are there differences in skis for women or, is it just a marketing ploy?

Burton Snowboards tackles the high non-return factor among first-time snowboarders by inventing equipment to make learning easier, and helping ski resorts make it happen.