Rails

[atlanticjibba]

what should i get for skiing in my backyard? Just a plain rail or a kinked rail?

 

[dave44]

if you can get a kinked rail do it

someone who skis at my local mountain has a proper handrail in his backyard. it's kinda short though

 

[HeathR]

kinda depends how good u r. I would just a get a flat rail to practice everything on.

 

[Pirruccio]

yea it matters what you want

if you can 270 onto rails and what not

then i would recomend a kinked rail

just be careful posting threads like this you will get searchbar

ask rodeokid for a invite to build a jib and most of your questions will be answered

 

[jahmin44]

youve been making alot of threds, 4 on the first page alone.

 

[danbrown]

who the fuck cares?

 

[jahmin44]

did i say it was a bad thing?

 

[smooticus]

yeah sounds like a personal problem

 

[momentskier]

if you can get a kinked, get one, because a flat rail will get boring, there is only so much you can do on a flat rail in your yard. A kink gives you way more options.

 

[J-Wallz]

id say what ever u can get your hands on

 

[ginty]

why not make two 10ft flat rails that way you can have either a 20 ft flat or 20ft A, FD, DF, crooked whatever you want

 

[jahmin44]

good idea. or if u only want 1 rail get a flat down that way u can have a jump onto the whole thing a a street style jump on to just the down.

 

[jason...]

fo sho

 

[atlanticjibba]

ok