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Posted by jerZ07002 on Aug-21-2007 13:14:

quote:
Originally posted by verndogs
i still haven't tried snowboarding and/or skiing yet


you better get on top of that, who knows how many winters we have left.


Posted by jerZ07002 on Aug-28-2007 05:20:

Transworld 2007 snowboard review:

http://www.transworldsnowboarding.c...1543608,00.html


Posted by ingy6969 on Aug-28-2007 14:44:

nice, i think i am gonna learn to snowboard this year - i have done it before but just for half a day and the snow was shitty.

Since then i started wakeboarding and love it, are they a similar feel?


Posted by jerZ07002 on Aug-28-2007 19:40:

quote:
Originally posted by ingy6969
nice, i think i am gonna learn to snowboard this year - i have done it before but just for half a day and the snow was shitty.

Since then i started wakeboarding and love it, are they a similar feel?


not really. wakeboarding is easier at first.


Posted by ravensyz on Aug-28-2007 20:44:

hola fellow sb-ing ta-ers : - )

where should one go first? utah? (which parks is a must hit?) or lake tahoe? (which parks is a must hit?) recommendations?

i'm planning a couple trip for my peeps 'n im playin' leader, 'n any guru words of advice or old astronomically-large-ta-links would be great! : - )


Posted by jerZ07002 on Aug-28-2007 22:36:

quote:
Originally posted by ravensyz
hola fellow sb-ing ta-ers : - )

where should one go first? utah? (which parks is a must hit?) or lake tahoe? (which parks is a must hit?) recommendations?

i'm planning a couple trip for my peeps 'n im playin' leader, 'n any guru words of advice or old astronomically-large-ta-links would be great! : - )


It depends on what you're into. As for parks, Mammoth has an absolutely sick park, but unless you're pushing crazy it won't matter because i doubt you'll hit many of the features. The smaller parks at mammoth are also fun, but you can find similar parks almost anywhere. Also in cali, squaw is simply legendary.

I would suggest utah. The snow is better and it's much easier to get from one resort to another. There is alot of variety within 30 minutes of SLC. Brighton is small and has a pretty good park with features that are managable for a non-daredevil. Snowbird is always a good time (my favorite resort in the US). Snowbird has some of the best bowls and alpine runs. Then there's always PC and the Canyons.


Posted by Miss Bliss on Aug-28-2007 23:15:

Brian, what's up with Whistler? I know it's early, but what were you saying, Jan 4-14? I might have my own dates to contend with (maybe arrive later or leave earlier etc, depending) but that basic time frame (after New Years to mid-Jan) sounds good to me. It works since I'm planning on being in Switzerland somewhere from Dec 23-Jan 2 or so, where I would make sure to definitely get a few days of boarding/skiing in on the Alps. So if this all happens, what a month it'll be for me ...


Posted by ravensyz on Aug-28-2007 23:44:

thanks

anyone coming to mammouth HOLLA - not going to be in CA for much longer, after the sb-ing season.


Posted by ravensyz on Aug-28-2007 23:46:

i'm veering more towards utah, thanks.

'n def. going to be cautious when doing any trips towards late march, esp. in whistler. i went this past season and we have a blizzard/rainstorm all four days we were there.

was fun, but not exactly.


Posted by jerZ07002 on Aug-28-2007 23:58:

quote:
Originally posted by ravensyz
i'm veering more towards utah, thanks.

'n def. going to be cautious when doing any trips towards late march, esp. in whistler. i went this past season and we have a blizzard/rainstorm all four days we were there.

was fun, but not exactly.


early march is the best time to go....they get dumped, and it's still cold enough to snow at the base. I go the first week of march. never a problem.

quote:
Originally posted by ravensyz
thanks

anyone coming to mammouth HOLLA - not going to be in CA for much longer, after the sb-ing season.


mammoth or colorado?????? That's the question. Although i get 1/2 price mammoth tix b/c my creek pass.


Posted by ravensyz on Aug-29-2007 09:02:

quote:

mammoth or colorado?????? That's the question. Although i get 1/2 price mammoth tix b/c my creek pass.


well i'd like to check out mammouth before this upcoming season is over. my plan is to move back to ny, so im going to take whatever opp i can in the CA-region while im here for this season for sure.

im down to go to CO .. although, ive been to brekenridge + keystone a couple yrs back. im all about trying out new undiscovered terrains in my capacity. i have my friends who have season passes in CO and they've been dying for me to go 'n visit them again, so may just make a trip out there this season as well.

HOLLA either way!!!


Posted by EarnYourKeep on Aug-29-2007 11:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Miss Bliss
Brian, what's up with Whistler? I know it's early, but what were you saying, Jan 4-14? I might have my own dates to contend with (maybe arrive later or leave earlier etc, depending) but that basic time frame (after New Years to mid-Jan) sounds good to me. It works since I'm planning on being in Switzerland somewhere from Dec 23-Jan 2 or so, where I would make sure to definitely get a few days of boarding/skiing in on the Alps. So if this all happens, what a month it'll be for me ...



alright well i tentatively have jan 4-14th on my calendar for the whistler trip. sounds like you'll have a crazy month heh im so jealous!

let me know what ur plan is so i can figure out the finances. i think im trying to do 4 or 6 total on this trip because once it gets large, money credit cards and timing become an issue. so far i have 2 or 3 semi-confirmed. not sure if any other D&Ds are going to make it but i plan on booking before the end of october. most likely going through whistler.com for a resort style hotel/lodge that's close to the village.

think i want to do a day or two in vancouver, maybe party it up if someone is in town. and of course stop by DaKine to smoke and take some pictars! anyways, let's meet for dinner to discuss...wed/thurs next week i'm avail...call me!


Posted by EarnYourKeep on Sep-05-2007 17:19:

Sal is horrible at thread starting! lol

Anyways, anyone have any recommendations for purchasing a snowboard rack? I need places with discounts not so much branding as I plan on going with Yakima, just want to know how much of a discount I can get.

I'm priced out at $427 right now, could use more of a discount if anyone can help out!

Appreciate it!


Posted by jerZ07002 on Sep-05-2007 21:30:

quote:
Originally posted by get nyce
Sal is horrible at thread starting! lol

Anyways, anyone have any recommendations for purchasing a snowboard rack? I need places with discounts not so much branding as I plan on going with Yakima, just want to know how much of a discount I can get.

I'm priced out at $427 right now, could use more of a discount if anyone can help out!

Appreciate it!


sorry bro, no help here. i just throw the board in my back seat. It kind of helps that i only go boarding with one other person.

the only thing i can add is that perhaps you shouldn't limit yourself to yakima, thules are decent racks. I had one for the longest and it never failed.


Posted by EarnYourKeep on Sep-05-2007 22:57:

quote:
Originally posted by jerZ07002
sorry bro, no help here. i just throw the board in my back seat. It kind of helps that i only go boarding with one other person.

the only thing i can add is that perhaps you shouldn't limit yourself to yakima, thules are decent racks. I had one for the longest and it never failed.



lol im a brand whore plain and simple...so going with what other people dont have is kinda my thing even if i end up paying more or atleast try to cut some corners and pay less lol

i've seen thule's rack and in general they all do what they need to do, im just plain old wanting specifically a yakima thats all lol


Posted by jerZ07002 on Sep-05-2007 23:57:

quote:
Originally posted by get nyce
lol im a brand whore plain and simple...so going with what other people dont have is kinda my thing even if i end up paying more or atleast try to cut some corners and pay less lol

i've seen thule's rack and in general they all do what they need to do, im just plain old wanting specifically a yakima thats all lol


i feel ya, i haven't had anything but a ride snowboard since 1995.


Posted by Fibonacci on Sep-06-2007 00:07:

nice trance and snowboarding, two things I have never put together for some reason!!!


Posted by jerZ07002 on Sep-06-2007 02:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Fibonacci
nice trance and snowboarding, two things I have never put together for some reason!!!


there's nothing like blasting some trance in the ipod while snowboarding.


Posted by Wayninho on Sep-06-2007 15:34:

quote:
Originally posted by jerZ07002
there's nothing like blasting some trance in the ipod while snowboarding.


QFT - I love being on a nice run where you can actually time your turns to the beat. Great feeling.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a new board for my girlfriend? Her old board got lost by movers this summer. She's little (5') and just an intermediate rider. All-mountain, she's not into the terrain park. Thanks.


Posted by jerZ07002 on Sep-06-2007 15:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Wayninho
QFT - I love being on a nice run where you can actually time your turns to the beat. Great feeling.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a new board for my girlfriend? Her old board got lost by movers this summer. She's little (5') and just an intermediate rider. All-mountain, she's not into the terrain park. Thanks.


honestly, it probably doesn't matter which board she gets if she's not looking for high performance in any particular area. Your best bet is to just go for something middle-of-the-road price wise. personally, i love Ride snowboards; you can't go wrong just getting a ride solace or rapture. However, she will be fine with almost any name brand board (Ride, Burton, etc...).

Good luck


Posted by EarnYourKeep on Sep-06-2007 15:48:

alright so i went ahead and just ordered a yakima rack

came out to 460 with taxes and delivery, not that bad I guess since the retail was 499 pre-tax/ship so I guess I saved about $100 or so.

Either way it's going on as soon as I get it...

patiently waiting for snow...tap tap tap


Posted by Fibonacci on Sep-06-2007 17:44:

Actually now that you mention it, the mix that i listen to is mostly trance. Actually the guy who put it together is on this message board. It gives me the musically inspired courage to do jumps and tricks that I am nowhere near talented enough to actually pull off... so far nothing broken, only incredibly sore muscles bruises and scrapes


Posted by jerZ07002 on Sep-06-2007 17:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Fibonacci
Actually now that you mention it, the mix that i listen to is mostly trance. Actually the guy who put it together is on this message board. It gives me the musically inspired courage to do jumps and tricks that I am nowhere near talented enough to actually pull off... so far nothing broken, only incredibly sore muscles bruises and scrapes


it doesn't matter if you can actually pull it off, what matters is if others think you've pulled it off.

If you land on your ass, but you can ride it out, you've really landed the trick if every else thinks you have.


Posted by EarnYourKeep on Sep-06-2007 18:05:

i listen to rock and hiphop when i ride...

normally i listen to trance and prog but i like to switch it up..it helps me 'ride dirty' lol


Posted by Miss Bliss on Sep-07-2007 02:34:

lies, he only listens to Ronski Speed


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