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Tramp skis

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EvanSamson.
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I do a lot of tamp but i really want to build tramp skis, any ideas
Nov 16 2014 6:07PM
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EvanSamson.
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anybody have an idea
Nov 16 2014 7:57PM
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TomDavies
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bump
Nov 16 2014 7:59PM
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patt.
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Get two pool noodles and put pvc pipes through them, then tape them to your shoes.
Nov 16 2014 9:02PM
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JUM
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Get old floor boards and cover them with tape and tie your feet to them.
Nov 16 2014 9:05PM
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gnar_whal
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Ski blades, ductape foam to bottom, ductape shoes to top. I did this and it's the best idea ever. Works great
Nov 16 2014 9:05PM
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EvanSamson.
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thanks
Nov 16 2014 9:22PM
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.S.B.
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patt.Get two pool noodles and put pvc pipes through them, then tape them to your shoes.


This is great for sore ankles as well!
Nov 16 2014 10:57PM
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EvanSamson.
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JacamarcusThis is great for sore ankles as well!


yes i will probably role my ankles with that idea
Nov 16 2014 11:14PM
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Mrworm10
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EvanSamson.I do a lot of tamp


I too do quite a bit of tamp.
Nov 16 2014 11:23PM
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skiersupreme
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EvanSamson.I do a lot of tamp

i recommend these
Nov 16 2014 11:55PM
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SamSandmire
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Bounceboard.com now makes foam skis for tramp. See if your local trampoline park has a pair you can try out or rent. The boards have been around a long time, but the skis are pretty new. Here's a link to the skis. They're not cheap, but they're pretty sweet. http://bounceboard.com/store/#!/NEW-Trampoline-training-skis/p/17178495/category=1231201
Nov 17 2014 2:14AM
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firecrotch
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EvanSamson.I do a lot of tamp but i really want to build tramp skis, any ideas



EvanSamson.yes i will probably role my ankles with that idea



New Brett_Fisher?
Nov 17 2014 11:32AM
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Mr.noodle
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My find cut up an old foam sled and duct taped shoes to them
Nov 17 2014 3:05PM
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.S.B.
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SamSandmireBounceboard.com now makes foam skis for tramp. See if your local trampoline park has a pair you can try out or rent. The boards have been around a long time, but the skis are pretty new. Here's a link to the skis. They're not cheap, but they're pretty sweet. http://bounceboard.com/store/#!/NEW-Trampoline-training-skis/p/17178495/category=1231201


That's an awful lot of cash for fancy pieces of foam...
Nov 17 2014 6:29PM
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JoeyDill
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http://m.kmart.com/emsco-freeride-snowboard-110cm/p-080W006551517001P?sid=KDx01192011x000001&kpid=080W006551517001&kispla=080W006551517001P I'm not saying go out and buy one of these but I happend to have one of these and a old pair of snowboard bindings. I cut one of these in half and rounded the edges so I wouldn't rip the tramp and put the snowboard bindings on and taped them up. You may not have either of these but if you do it's worth a try I'll put a pic if you want me to.
Nov 17 2014 6:43PM
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Rio360
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Wait til your tramp fills up with snow then use your actual skis.
Nov 17 2014 10:58PM
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Gr0mo
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EvanSamson.yes i will probably role my ankles with that idea


why not just cut out the bottom so you are actually landing on your feet.
Nov 17 2014 11:37PM
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Am_park
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mlzmlz99New Brett_Fisher?


Nobody can be Brett_Fisher he is to much of a legend
Nov 17 2014 11:44PM
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