soldier32

dude it completely fits. urs is beat, its toooo long

yea but i didnt land right on my collarbone, i landed it on my feet, but landed sideways so my edge caught and slammed me down to the ground on my shoulder

oh, i see. haha

yea today there was a picture in the paper (pocono record) of shawnee blowing and it looked like they had a lot of snow. i think they'll get open by the 10th

the jump i did it on was about 2 1/2 feet high with a huge lip. its pretty much all you need for backs, we built it on this hill near his house

haha i didnt quite understand it all the way

hey i came close, i practically landed it

i never got to see the nextXsnow park, i was out with my broken collarbone

yea but it was just one box

haha not funny craige

haha dude just go thru internet explorer

see, i told you guys they were blowing

yea cuz you cant get the plugin for the thing for firefox check it out with IE

well at least frost and boulder are

yep, its definetely snowww

yea thats what it looked like they were blowing on last night too, and when i checked it during the day today it was white up there

what im saying though is that you guys are coming from a different perspective than we are. you guys race, so you want your bases to be as perfect as possible and your edges to be nice and sharp for holding turns. people who ride park and freestyle just give a basic wax to keep the base in decent shape since it gets destroyed from rails anyway. and we actually detune our edges in the center of our board to prevent hanging up when sliding rails, well i know at least i do as well as a lot of park riders

i was on the cam at about 8 o'clock tonight and they were blowing snow !!!!!!!

yea but all of that is really technical. if you dont race, why would you need to worry about this since you're not waxing for speed, your just waxing to keep your base in good condition and to keep it from drying out

eh its kinda like that in boarding, but yea ur gonna want a stiffer board for freeriding cuz you dont want it to flop around on the edges when your at high speeds

i think the average is something like 46" a year, and this year theyre expecting somewhere around 40". if that 12-36" is true, that is just sad.

haha yea man theres no way in hell theyll be ready

no man, the stiffer the board the better it is for freeriding. the softer the board, the better it is for park. you got it backwards. but it also depends on what your doing in the park. if your doing pipe your gonna want a stiffer board than an all out park board.

im not dissing them, im just saying that boulders park stuff is better. i wouldnt diss them, theyre afilliated with boulder

what if you went through with base cleaner in between each wax?