craiglist and ebay. Just be sure to price it right usually half what you paid will sell easy. Better to price it right and sell it fast than see it collect dust in the basement. Feel free to ask me question i have tested all the 2010 skis already. I am more in the rac ski dept but tried some freeride stuff too.

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Boots are a very difficult topic in alpine ski also. I did own a raichlei flex comp boot and it skied weel for all around boot. It is a good boot if you ski moguls because it has a very progressive feel. The thing is that because you cannot close the boot has much than in a overlap so foot shape will determine if it is a good boot for you. the full tilt and krypton are very good boot if you fit in them. Get a good boot fitter....go try them late in the afternoon when you feet has expended from walking during the day. Check shell without liner first (1 finger to 11\2 when your toes touch lightly the front, you should just feel the sides no pressure points. It is a long process take you time....boots are far more important than skis if you want my opinion.

As far as ski goes here is my top list for test for 2010:

Race skis ( race stock) not the regular ski

Slalom:

Rossignol 9s slant nose hand down the best so easy is almost not fair
Fisher rc4 sl WC close second

GS

Head iGS WC RD no contest don"t even waste time finding better, it is so stable my son race super-G with his GS ski at over 65mph

All around ski:

Rossi CX70 for short turn
Dynastar contact grove ti
Nordica doberman spitfire pro

more med turn

Head magnum supershape
Rossi B2 the blue white one
Fischer progressor 9+

good twin tip

it all depend how wide you want them

Salomon are really good in that segment
Scott skis also very nice skis

If you have a special model in mind i will give you a more detail review.