Line Snowblades **NO FLAMING**

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LineSkier817

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Allright, well i work at a ski store and they are getting some line snowblades in. the 70 and the 90. i was wondering if i could get some information about these because my boss wants me to know about them because ive had some experiance with them so he wants me to sell them. thanks again.
 
The skiboards are different.

The 90 is 20 better than the 70.

Sounds like a pretty nice selling point to me.
 
dude if you're being put in the position to sell snow blades it's your duty as a newschooler to talk people into buying twins and not blades. Unless they are fat 10 year olds ,then they can get ahead and snowblade.
 
Thats no sales man attitude. You gotta turn every one to skis, even the fat 10yr olds. make them realize there better off with skis, or even a board. Do you job, be a true sales man.
 
they are fun and donr require poles! you can go forwards and back. you can spin crazy spins and do tricks. trick skis. everyones got them. the new thing. easy on bindings. more freedom!

if i was selling to the public id say something like that.
 
you idiot. if you had to sell them for work, what else could you say? got anything better? no. its a fucking gay sport. and what i said appeals to the average fuckass who comes into the shop inquireing about snowblades. i fortunatly am not a shop worker and dont have to BS people. i actually talked a kid out of getting "those little trick skis" beacuse he snowboards and wanted to try something new today. i made him look at the freeskier issue i had on me.
 
well they are just getting them because there might be 4 kids in the family or something and the blade can fit all of them with very easy adjustment. we do cary 1 type of twin tip and its the 1080 Foil. but other than that i was just wondering some up's and downs of the Line Blades. thanks.
 
im an expert on line skiboards...

The Line Pro Skiboard is an agressive, high-pefromance, twintip ski-board for dedicated riders looking to take it to the next level. It features a wide-body shape for optimal flotation and stability, and a Real Twin Tip shape for optimal fakie riding performance. The Pro includes a pre-mounted, non-releasable, Skiboard-specific binding for user0friendly adjustment to most boot sizes. Thew Pro is the ultimate high-performance twwin tip skiboard for agressive riders. It features poplar macroblack, 4D Fibercap, and centered stance technology.

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The X-fly is only a directional twin, not true twins. It is more versatile, less park specific. Its a user friendly skiboard for people of all abilities

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if u work at a ski shop you should be able to figure a few things out for yourself, what ski shop do u work at...im going to take your job
 
your shop ONLY carries one pair of twins?!?! geezus, go work at a cool shop. and to top it off they want you to sell snowblades? fuck that.
 
i agree snowblades are gay but if ur boss wants to sell them u gotta comply. ur not running the store he is, and if u dont sell any blades you'll get fired
 
im pretty sure both those skiboards have 8 hole pattern bindings, foam cores, and nonreleasable plastic bindings. they suck.

ok, im gunna help you out a little.

the yellow ones are for beginner young park riders. the red ones are for people like 13 or older who just want to cruise around or stay on the bunnyhill learning. because they have a foam core and not a wood one, they do not absorb shock well. also, an 8 hole pattern plastic binding does not allow for any shiftind movement. when the middle of the ski flexes (foam core flexes way too much), because it is anchored down in so many places the binding does not flex with the ski and your boot can pop off the ski on impact. since snowblades or skiboards are so short, if they are too short for you, the impact from landing jumps with em can overtime compress your spine. if you wanna know anymore, message me. i know alot about this shit.
 
well i don't really think he cares anymore seeing that it's june and he asked this in november, but yea what you said was pretty much all right.
 
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