first day on a rail

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  mommy

• Dec 31, 1969

the rail isnt 30 feet long, but his poles are.

 

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  powskier1080

• Dec 31, 1969

how can you possibly tell that the rail isn't 30 feet from that angle? are you guys doing triganomitry on your monitors to measure or something?

 

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  bitchassphatz

• Dec 31, 1969

yes i am

 

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  seward

• Dec 31, 1969

you see its quite a simple process, im guessing the skier is about 6 foot, it looks like just under two of him would make each section of the rail.

now for the hard part
2x6=12
12x3=36
give or take a few, and you got yourself a 30 foot rail.

 

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  nate_lyles

• Dec 31, 1969

everybody is wrong. that rail is 30 feet long. Im 5'5'. if you dont believe that go to windells this summer and check it out for yourself. and whoever asked if I got better on rails I have.

 

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  4real

• Dec 31, 1969

is it just me or are his poles 8miles long?

 

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  Rez4frederick

• Dec 31, 1969

hahah, damn, seriously we want to know why your poles are so long!!!??that is so funny looking

 

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  Shralpinstein

• Dec 31, 1969

dude you suck for your first time.

 

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  chicken

• Dec 31, 1969

he needs the poles long enuf to touch the ground so he doesnt lose balance and fall

 

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  ESB

• Dec 31, 1969

kids on this site are weird... my only comments are: nice job on your first day (I learned rails at windell's too!); yes, that is definitely a 30-footer... and yes, either something is wrong with the photo, or you have some super huge poles.