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44 minutes ago, Corey said:
This! You gotta. Like wearing 3 condoms...
No pictures necessary…
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21 hours ago, SnowFerret said:
Can somebody explain the ridiculous lift and canting?
Yes, canting is like booze: if some is good then more is clearly better. Until you end up on your face. Is that helpful?
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4 hours ago, bobble said:
FML!
buck hill is closed Dec 22 - 24th because of cold weather and i just took PTO.
When did Buck Hill leave Minnesota?
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3 hours ago, lonbordin said:
The Backlands can be setup to be very soft. Softer than Driver X/ K2 Thraxis out of the box.
I know you got the big, ol’ landmashers like me. Have you had to increase your binding angles to compensate for the Backlands increased sole length over, say, UPZs?
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4 hours ago, west carven said:
carving is a skill like a good dancer, it can be done with gear that is already available, work on your body mechanics.
Man, that sounds like a lot of work. I think I'll opt for the short cut...
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On 12/13/2022 at 7:30 AM, Québec man said:
but that will be easy to sort out.
Sadly, none of this may be easy to sort out with those big treads of yours. There's some nuance to the boot/binding/riser interface that gets trickier with bigger feet. Flow/Nidecker make a nice binding but the XL size has greatly increased width (yes, strange, I know) over the L, creating a large amount of movement between boot (the few I've tried) and binding. Going with an L renders the easy in/out design useless. Now O-drives and Ride El Hefes (now A-10s) are nice options, but don't mate well with Bomber Power Plates because they exceed the footprint of the plate itself. Other risers may be different. The point is that you may need to try a few combos that you didn't expect.
+1 on @dhamann's Thraxis recommendation.
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1 hour ago, bigwavedave said:
With soft boots getting stiffer and stiffer for carving on stiffer boards, pretty soon someone will invent softboots with a plastic outer shell that just snaps over your foot, has an adjustable flex and doesn't need an exoskeleton binding and...
...nevermind...
And risk mockery at the hands of our unquestioned leaders like AngrySnowboader? Not a chance…
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Continuing the stupid and offensive theme. Happy Halloween...
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Stupid and offensive. Like all my favorite music.
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7 hours ago, Kneel said:
Aside from energy, name one other industry the takes a resource WITHOUT cultivating or returning something BACK to sustain and perpetuate that resource.
Ah, well, factory farming is pretty hard on things (James Rebank’s English Pastoral is a great book). Mining is a bit brutish. Giant loafs of salty meat are maybe not totally sustainable…
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4 hours ago, SunSurfer said:
There is no Planet B available to us.
Evidently, according to billionaires from my country, Planet B is your country.
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I’m sure the folks at BP would beg to differ.
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2 hours ago, Corey said:
Couldn't these be replicated with a pair of thrift store ski boots and a saw?
If only someone made a contraption that enabled snowboarding without all the exotic or handcrafted fore/aft/lateral support accessories...
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27 minutes ago, 1xsculler said:
Like he said total hip replacement may be the correct treatment but a Xray would tell the tail and, in some cases, stem cell treatment can solve the issue.
So can a liberal application of freshly butchered chicken blood and muttering very specific incantations, but you'll need the Xray to confirm.
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2 hours ago, Neil Gendzwill said:
So what happens when you crash, take a handlebar to the balls, and then watch in pain as that thing sails down the hill to wipe out some innocents?
I'm pretty sure the liability fine print on the back of lift tickets and plastered all over ski areas is rooted in the legal principle that "no one is innocent."
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On 5/10/2022 at 4:28 AM, SunSurfer said:
This nothing like flying a DJI Mini with inbuilt stabilisation.
Impressive degree of difficulty. But I’d way rather crash the drone than the bike…
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2 hours ago, Carvin' Marvin said:
I’m dumb and like to take chances.
The credo of all the funnest snowboarders in history.
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Yo Lci!!
in Colorado
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Sounds like he got to the parking lot at 6:30…