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no, hes homeschooled

i dont know if theyll have enough snow for a jump but theyll definetely have some of their rails up. hmm lets hope we see some of the new ones

no way man. when you spend a lot of the time in the park and your working on a new trick or something and are only using one jump or one rail, its a lot faster to hike than to use the lifts

haha its gonna turn into a huge mosh pit with everyone fighting for first chair

yea that is a pretty good spot. you can see the base area now

yea i dont really use it for the heel edge, but it helps me to get a lot more pop with my ollies if i have it more forward though

o yea i usually have my forward lean set like a little less than halfway, but i change it depending on the conditions of what im doing

i got mine set up as wide as my board will allow my bindings to go (which is about 20') and ive got 15 degrees in the front, and negative 12 in the back. i spend most of my time in the park, so its totally a freestyle setup

niiiiiice, i hope that school gets closed monday so i can go up to boulder

lol sorry, i just get carried away sometimes ill try to not do it anymore

the ones with the mini board on the bottom are much much easier to steer and control, and they feel a lot more like a real skateboard. i have one of the single ones and its very hard to steer, control, and even stay on, and its hard to get pop on it. if youre debating i would definetely go with the double deck

yea and the highs are gonna be below freezing. finally some 24 hour snowmaking days!

yea and then compare big boulder to blue, and its like night and day. boulder definetely has the best groomers in the area and they really know what theyre doing when it comes to building jumps and park design

its not just the trail that their park is on though. they have to learn how to set stuff up, maintain it, and how to build jumps. the last time i was there all theyre jumps were pretty bad and not too wide at all either. and all of the jumps onto the rails were either crooked or worn out. and the rails themselves arent good at all.

haha thats true

hmm, so i guess blue might be able to keep up with boulder this year

or maybe i could make up some ghetto binding where i can strap into them with my snowboard boots and give skiing a try. haha

yo dude i have a pair of these old ass like 150cm skis that i got for free at a flea market. if you want em, you can have em

the last i was at camelback, every single one of their diamonds that i was on had natural bumps

haha yep i had a little 1 hour backyard rail sesh after i got home from school, it felt so good just to be on snow again

haha imagine sliding a rail with those

probably cuz its new and they didnt fix that broken link yet

their pic of the day on their site showed tons of snow, but idk anything about an opening date

rub on and spray on is pretty much useless. it'll come off after about one run

ride makes great boards, i've never ridden one, but i've heard only good about them and yea burton makes a bunch of freeriding boards, just check out their web site www.burton.com and theres a board chart on there that shows where all their boards stand when it comes to freeriding/freestyle, cost, and response