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www.sport-conrad.de cheap and reliable (i guess) i bought my seths there and i'm very happy with them

I have the protec ace of spades full face in navy green for powder days and skicross. and i have been very happy that i was wearing a full face once already so they're definately worth it for bmx i wear a bellistic full face in black wich is also a great full face helmet

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great idea

words of thruth by syzla in royalty

"I'm gonna need this" Seth as he puts in a mouthguard before crashing a lincoln of a huge cliff in ski movie III

with me it's rather easy, i love to ski powder but here in belgium we only have these indoor places and there you can ski a bit park so that's why i ski park but whenever i can i go up the mountain...

Now i am well aware of the fact that most people here are still in high school, so for the older ones here. What do you do to make a living when you're not skiing? I'm a nurse

it's the best before i got a salomon pack wich ripped after a couple of weeks, then bought the helipro nothing to complain there

it's not worth buying a very expensive (yet very good) 3ccd camera and trash it due to moisture or fuck it up due to vibrations from skiing/crashing you know that if there is a jump/rail or cliff to hit you'll do it, with or without a camera in your backpack

go and by the cheapest mini dv-cam you can find (but make sure you can screw lenses on them), buy some big spare batteries (cold just eats battery) and finally get a fish-eye lens for mad follow shots and a stand for filming from one spot that should keep you happy for quitte a while

" Quoting jibs* from May 12 2006 2:13:23: If you plan to hit kickers, get trekkers. Touring bindings are made light, and thus aren't as strong. They also don't release as smoothly as regular bindings. also you can get a heavyer set at binding made for a little bit of drops and booters, diamir...

like i said pro's are easy, you get to ski in your regular alpine binding wich is safer (better release system because they don't make an issue of weight. cons are weight, it's much more tiring to go touring long distances with heavy alpine bindings with trekkers on them, other con is you have...

if you're not going to hike up very far, get some alpine trekkers (bca). it's like and adaptor that you click into your regular alpine bindings and so turn them into touring. when you reach the summit, remove it and ski down with regular alpine bindings (wich are safer if you're going to do...

astro turf and water it, the only thing is... urinating in public is illegal

a friend of mine in my car mooned everyone one we passed (he had the door open) and fell out on his bare butt at the speed of about 50 km per hour, afterwards it was frigging hilarious but at that moment it was just bloody and messy

bmx

first pair i ever skied on: atomic spitfire (when i was 11), first pair i owned: rossignol 9s 205 cm when i was 16

long live the risky flip