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fulltiltrocker

fulltiltrocker

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are there any freeski outwear makers even? yah yah marker, spyder, rossi

really i think they are all not that cool wel rossi maybe but yah I may end up getting a ronnin jacket or hopefull arcteryx

but anyways what do u think are some sweet jackets?

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One truly finds himself on razors edge seperating his genius from his sanity.

 
i have pretty much all snowboard gear.....it doesn't work too well because i go straight down instead of sideways

-Strode

Abba Zabba, you my only friend
 
cheap stylish outerwear? doesnt exist

O yes, you can ski backcountry is syracuse ny

'me and my girlfriend were going at it the other night and she was on top and we were bonin hard, and my dick slipped out between thrusts and went up her ass. she screamed and cried for 45 minutes, it sucked.' -skiflake

 
helly hansen, oakley, and sessions are all awsome. I have Orage base layers, their coats are kinda weird same with spyder.

 
PHENIX

Saturday night and you're still hangin' around

Tired of livin' in your one-horse town

Like to find a little hole in the ground

For a while

So you go to the village in your tie-dye jeans

And you stare at the junkies and the closet queens

It's just like some pornographic magazine

And you smile

Captain jack will get you high tonight

And take you to your special island

Captain jack will get you by tonight

Just a little push and you'll be smilin'

 
oakley really is the way to go. their make the hottest shit on the market. their team is so sick. there needs to be more mainstream freeskiing outerwear. siver cartel and orage and those types are tight but their stuff is hard to get your hands on.

 
yah thanks im gonna check out orage

oakley is definetly an option and im leaning towards ronin too and 686 and foursquare

yall needa check out the arc'teryx sidewinder sv its my favorite hardshell out there

but thanks for the input i was just looking for some well mainstream freeskiing outerwwear and apperently not very existant now

________________________________________

One truly finds himself on razors edge seperating his genius from his sanity.

 
yah thanks im gonna check out orage

oakley is definetly an option and im leaning towards ronin too and 686 and foursquare

yall needa check out the arc'teryx sidewinder sv its my favorite hardshell out there

but thanks for the input i was just looking for some well mainstream freeskiing outerwwear and apperently not very existant now

________________________________________

One truly finds himself on razors edge seperating his genius from his sanity.

 
yah thanks im gonna check out orage

oakley is definetly an option and im leaning towards ronin too and 686 and foursquare

yall needa check out the arc'teryx sidewinder sv its my favorite hardshell out there

but thanks for the input i was just looking for some well mainstream freeskiing outerwwear and apperently not very existant now

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One truly finds himself on razors edge seperating his genius from his sanity.

 
Oakley makes some cool outerwear, but they are already mainstream, so the comment above is false. It's good that there is a company as main stream as oakley, but if everyone keeps buying oakley then everyone is going to look the same, I believe oakley is the easy way-out, you can buy any one of there products in any color and match make them match, so you have a good style going, but thats not very original(i did that, it was cheap simple and looks okay). But what really needs to happen is more diversity, I would like to see other companies up there dominating like Oakley. I would like to see Orage come out and be the next big company, they are completly newschool, they own Siver so there outerwear should be nice too. If this companies start blowing up then there will be more products that will come out creating more divesity in skiers styles. and for the select few on here, that don't like to buy 'snowboarding' outerwear, they won't have to anymore.

 
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