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??? ON3P Jeffrey 114 cured my shinbang??????

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shin-bang
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so my fellow ns'ers...

pow day in the morning, then a park day in the afternoon/rest of the day. normally after this kind of day my shins are killing me. broke my goggles too btw haha

but..

ON3P came to demo today....

rode the Jeffrey 114 almost all day...

skid hard all day...

and boom....NO MORE SHINBANG

but seriously almost everyday i ski i get shinbang, especially on a pow days where your leaning back a bit (yes i do have pow specific skis). on3ps skis were so fun, super popppy, pretty damp. i often boosted to flats, normally i would land back seat causing shinbang, but the jeffery didnt hurt me in these situations at all... it just felt so good and felt so good to stomp on. cliffs, boosting to flats, casing stuff, none of it hurt my shins with these skis.

now back to the title... how the heck did these skis cure my shinbang????????? literally im so baffled right now, and am wondering if anyone has had similar experiences? or nah, cus the Jeffereys are magical? ive been struggling with shinbang for 2 years now and is this finally my answer? #getjeffreys hahaha

one final note. i did the same riding as i always do, just on the jeffrey... i still cant think of why i would not get the normal shinbang i always do. anyone have any real input?
Feb 21 2015 10:17PM
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shin-bang
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Caucasian_AsianIt's the Indian, not the arrow.

I don't have issues skiing powder. All of my skis are mounted so that I don't have to lean back.


Yes we know it's the rider. But you still didn't answer my question... So you never ever lean back on accident or happen to get backseat even the slightest, after hitting an unexpected mogul, or sending a jump too deep??? Do you even get off the ground??? Or do you just cruise around on those race skis of yours? Hahahaha
Feb 24 2015 8:37PM
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Am I the only person here who thinks that shin bang isn't a come-and-go type of injury that you get in the afternoon and it's gone by the night? I'm 99% sure it's an injury that takes an extended period of time to heal by not recreating the same action that caused it in the first place.

Maybe I've only ever got shin bang real bad, or the people talking about it don't know the difference between a sore muscle and an actual injury.
Feb 24 2015 9:39PM
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jblaskiAm I the only person here who thinks that shin bang isn't a come-and-go type of injury that you get in the afternoon and it's gone by the night? I'm 99% sure it's an injury that takes an extended period of time to heal by not recreating the same action that caused it in the first place.

Maybe I've only ever got shin bang real bad, or the people talking about it don't know the difference between a sore muscle and an actual injury.

Yo Jah blaski lol. If you read the op, I've struggled with severe shinbang for over 2 years straight. It usually stays with me the following week after I ski. That's why I made this thread because it's such a weird situation..
Feb 24 2015 10:47PM
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Skiingsnow
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.lenconI'd actually like to hear this. I get a kick out of listening to retarded people speak.


alrighty, he thinks a particular ski cured shin bang. thats hilaruous
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shin-bangYou know how I know I don't care? I could care less what you think, I'm out to have fun, shred with the homies, blast music, and have a good time.


cool, I never said you did care what i think, i just said what i thought lol... glad your having fun, that means you're doing at least something right!


skisocksShin-bang callout ? Lets hear it lawlz


yea maybe he should get full tilts too eh?
Mar 5 2015 11:50PM
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Skiingsnowalrighty, he thinks a particular ski cured shin bang. thats hilaruous
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cool, I never said you did care what i think, i just said what i thought lol... glad your having fun, that means you're doing at least something right!




yea maybe he should get full tilts too eh?

A.) I honestly think they did, as I've tidden my normal skis now and it's coming back. Like Bwalmer said they provide a lot more support compared to my other skis. So, there they did cure it.
B.) yes my main goal is fun
C.) already had full tillts, got rid of them, and then got custom footbeds and a new boot. Get out troll lol
Mar 6 2015 12:17AM
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shin-bangA.) I honestly think they did, as I've tidden my normal skis now and it's coming back. Like Bwalmer said they provide a lot more support compared to my other skis. So, there they did cure it.
B.) yes my main goal is fun
C.) already had full tillts, got rid of them, and then got custom footbeds and a new boot. Get out troll lol


1. awesome
2. awesome
3. lol having a different opinion doesn't equal being a troll
Mar 6 2015 2:06AM
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supersquid
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shin-bangYou know how I know I don't care? I could care less what you think, I'm out to have fun, shred with the homies, blast music, and have a good time.


hell yeah man thats what its about fuck that guy
Mar 6 2015 3:40AM
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SFBv420.0
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for someone who doesn't care you sure start a lot of shitty threads and have shitty skiing shin issues
not that i give fucks about the latter
Mar 6 2015 6:11AM
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SFBv420.0for someone who doesn't care you sure start a lot of shitty threads and have shitty skiing shin issues
not that i give fucks about the latter


Lol maybe that's fun too. And I've seen your "videos" hahahhahaha you're one to talk you old geezer
Mar 6 2015 9:51AM
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