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It's been a long time since i've seen snow, but i never did ski or snowboard or anything, but it's something i'd love to try.
What am i doing this season? Well, it's summer here, and it's ridiculously hot. I'm trying to move as little as possible. haha. |
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I went last year and the above sums it up perfectly. Not only do I now HAVE TO go as often as possible we are now going to move to be near a mountain. How I wish I'd found this 15 years ago. |
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come to Montreal in Febuary and you will be "fixed" for ever. |
I'm doing both ski and snowboard . I ski very very very well but for snowboard it'S another story :) But i still can't wait till i hit whistler in 3 weeks :D
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Yeah. (ehhem).. Ultimate Fighting (ehhem).. small hobby a took up last year... not much for a big MUSCULAR guy like myself to do except pummel others to a bloody heap of torn flesh and broken bones.
I can't believe no one said it yet... |
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Hahaha!
Yes, I'm a good girl with an extra big dildo :winkwink: And I just got invited to hit Whistler with my brother for Spring break. :thumbsup |
THERE IS NO FUCKIN SNOW IN THE STATES! WHERE TO GO?
And don't tell me about some pussy ass 25in base you have, where is it? There isn't shit up here in the NorthWest.....3 years ago we had record snow falls.....200 in base everywhere |
um, okay.
I went to North Lake Tahoe. |
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http://apps.tahoe.com/snow/ |
um, okay.
I WENT to North Lake Tahoe. bitch |
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Ohh yeah, you just started going so u wouldn't know:) I'm just teasin.... We need to go and tear it up, Ive been at it since 95. Maybe I can give you some tips.... By the way thanks for the tips on SF... |
Who's got opinions on a good 153-155 board?
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depends on what you want to do with your board,
for carving, you want medium sidecut and something relatively long (more side cut means you can really lean in and rip some curves, less means you'll go faster but won't turn on a dime) also a good amount of camber is good here so you can really get an edge. if you set the board flat on the ground, a board with high camber will stick up in the middle about 1/4 inch. a dead board wont' stick up at all. for the pipe or tricks, you'll want something that's totally bi-directional, not too much sidecut or camber and good cross-flexibility for powder, you'll want something really wide, the rest doesn't really matter, except to make sure you can set your stance back just a little bit and you want a nose that sticks up high in the air no matter what, a good solid base is important for speed and durability and i recommend buying a board that feels light so your legs don't get too tired obviously i'm a carver, but i recommend something in the middle. mid side cut, average camber, pretty wide, medium nose and bi-directional. this way, you'll be happy no matter what the conditions. as for the company, they're all pretty good so whatever fits your budget and makes you look good! here's a sample board you might like http://www.burton.com/gear/pr_boards.asp?productID=164 here's a couple place to start shopping http://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Ec...ng/Snowboards/ |
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