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Join Date: Aug 2007
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I could read this whole thing but I just don't give a flying fuck. Seriously if you can't bend at the waist and strap in you should probably just end your life now because you're so out of shape you're sucking up precious resources as it is.
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Those few seconds are crucial to stay ahead of the pack in pow days....
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Rocky Mountains
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I find it kind of funny someone would write up paragraphs on how to strap in.
I would take longer if I had to remember a bunch of steps to take before strapping in.The most important step is to make sure there is no snow/ice in the bindings, fuck snow in the bindings. I will pound the snowboard into the snow to loosen the binding ice by doing a few one footed ollies. Then I will brush the snow out with my glove. I also do the ollies so all the other snowboarders know I can ollie one footed. |
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: MI
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Your right about the thread. I have a tendency to make things too complicated, so I edited the original post. Now it just gets straight to the point and there are no steps or anything stupid.
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