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Maximumsushi
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Wow, 686 is smart. I hope your pants don't fall down when you fix your bindings.


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Nov 16 2003 7:20PM
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con_cept
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lol...dynomite... haha




Nov 16 2003 7:21PM
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hype
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neato
Nov 16 2003 7:22PM
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Ahmets_Brother
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what the hell? thats weird

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Nov 16 2003 7:24PM
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DrPepper
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yeah, its a cool idea, do you think you can get any leverage with it?
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Nov 16 2003 7:27PM
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con_cept
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It'd be cool, if they were each attached to a retractable string of wire, then you'd get some good leverage, and it might actually come in handy.




Nov 16 2003 7:29PM
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con_cept
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It'd be cool, if they were each attached to a retractable string of wire, then you'd get some good leverage, and it might actually come in handy.




Nov 16 2003 7:29PM
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Maximumsushi
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Looks like there are 4 heavy studs attaching the leather to some sort of metal or hard plastic about 3-4 inches at the end to give leverage. Otherwise, It would be kinda useless except the bottle opener. A bottle opener on your belt is a great idea.
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Nov 16 2003 7:30PM
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con_cept
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It'd be cool, if they were each attached to a retractable string of wire, then you'd get some good leverage, and it might actually come in handy.




Nov 16 2003 7:30PM
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con_cept
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holy fuck... I thought I screwed up.. it took like two full minutes to reply




Nov 16 2003 7:31PM
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Maximumsushi
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Attaching it to a string or wire? that would give the opposite effect of giving leverage...
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con_cept
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nevmnd I've fucked up enough




Nov 16 2003 7:33PM
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albatross.
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and those are snowboard tools, they wouldnt work with skis.
Nov 16 2003 8:56PM
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smith4484
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I am pretty sure screwdrivers work with anything that have screws. And yes, they do work with skis, I have the built, it is very handy more than you would think.




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Nov 16 2003 9:00PM
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Maximumsushi
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I'm not saying they are for skis. I'm just saying they are a good idea. The only thing you would be adjusting on your bindings would be your Dins really, and I don't think you could even do it with a screw driver that doesn't give a lot of leverage.


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Nov 16 2003 9:43PM
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Jib_This
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Wow, those have been around forever...
They could work kinda well if the screw driver could fit into the wrench/socket thing on the belt buckle..much more leverage that way.



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Nov 16 2003 9:50PM
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link80
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I have had my 686 toolbelt forever.....it helps more then you would ever think.
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Nov 16 2003 9:53PM
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Ski_Instructor_Mike
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I just want a belt with a bottle opener.
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Nov 16 2003 10:25PM
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TwoPlanker-->
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i think they're cool
Nov 16 2003 10:36PM
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dinomytE mo fuks

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Nov 16 2003 11:33PM
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Thats' pretty sweet
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Nov 17 2003 12:16AM
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Geekypunkboy
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This gy that I occasionally ride with (bikes) invented a belt. Its not as helpful, but its much more badass. Its a tire tread for the belt, and section of chain for the metal loop, and a spoke for the pin thingy. Its super badass. He has it patented and is selling it to c ouple of companies.
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Nov 17 2003 12:26AM
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Danger.
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the backs of some volcom belts have bottle openers
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Nov 17 2003 4:34AM
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see, the point is you can moon everyone while your bending over to fix your shit, its ingenious
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Nov 17 2003 5:46AM
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hanklambo
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oooo la la... tricky
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Nov 17 2003 6:45AM
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Justo8484
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Senate has made belts with bottle openers for years. www.senatebrand.com
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