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I'm just going to throw this one out there
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My youngest daughter just snowboarded for the first time on the 17th, she actuall showed alot of natural tallent. Now I have not kept up with snowboarding in YEARS, so i am going to get her a board (she just has to snowboard and not ski J/K) but my question does anyone know what a nice set up would be for her she just turned 9 , shes about 4ft 6in and is 71 Lbs. I will assume no one will ask about her ablty lol
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what are you doing on a fun internet website with a kid whoes old enough to snowboard?
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Now that was mature, what i was looking for was some snowboard advise, and WOW i am at the ripe old age of 27, dumbass, next time you have a thought just let it fly away , nooo need to say it out loud
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just to let you know this is a skiing website not a snowboarding website.
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idk cuz i ski but talk to mainevent..hes a snowboarder
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Good job spelling "advice."
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calling someone a dumbass but recently your dumb ass has signed up to a very big and popular skiing forum. Where most likely we are all FUCKING SKIIERS.
sir=pwned
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The little girls burton boards are nice. Real stiff so she learns the right way and they come in pink too. I sell like 2 of them a day at my shop. As for bindings, any cheapy plastic setup would work for a 9 year old, its not like shes gonna break them.
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where you can easily go to a shop and ask.
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youre 27 and your YOUNGEST daughter is 9?
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"dumbass" sure is an extremely mature word. and thats just wrong if you had a kid wen you were 18
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you are such an asshole. Lots of us know about snowboarding as well, it's all snow sports, it's all fun. get the fuck off of this site if you can't handle it.
If you are looking for a board for a youg one, burton is definitely the way to go. A lot of time went into the design of the little kid boards. I think when you have akid that's young, you should try to make her enjoy herself as much as she can, so buy her the comfiest clothes that you can. Getting better really quickly isn't as important at that age as just simply having them enjoy themselves
keep her ripping
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WOW you guys are a bunch of fucking dicks
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anything technine. trust me on this, they may appear that they won't cater to her, but they are perfect for that age and size
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shit happens, just because he used "dumbass" doesnt make him not mature and shit if he wasnt mature child services would have his children and for the rest of you you all are a bunch of tools
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well.... theres nothin wrong with having a kid at 18, if he can support it its ok
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when i have a kid i won't be on ns... why are you
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GET THE FUCK OFF THIS SITE BITCH. I'M GUNNA FUCKING RIP YOU APART YOU PIECE OF SHIT. SUCK MA FUKIN DICK YOU LITTLE PIECE OF SHIT. THIS IS A SKI SITE NOT A FUCKING PARENTING WEBSITE. HOLD ME BACK NIGGAS! IM GUNNA KNIFE THIS FOOL!!!!!
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i burton would be good, and not to much $$$. wheni snowboarded i was about 9 and had a burton, and ithought it was the shit, she will probably love it. and bindings and boots get comfortable but cheap,as she will prolly grow out of that stuff pretty fast. buy the board alittle big, like around her nose or eyes so that she will gro into it
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