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Shadypanda
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Somewhat new to park skiing, but I had my buddy tell me today that when trying new shit he lowers his dins a little to be a bit safe until he stomps it with ease. Makes sense I guess but still not sure, any of you guys do this?
Jan 27 2016 7:57PM
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rememberscott
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I unscrew my dins completely and leave them at the top of the park. that way they never get in the way.
Jan 27 2016 8:03PM
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Pole-Less
Posts: 197 - Karma: 543
depends how high the din was originally. Personally I'm on a 6 and I'm newish to park and I only pop out when I need to, don't usually come out of new tricks even if it's not the best landing.
Jan 27 2016 8:05PM
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marrows
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ShadypandaSomewhat new to park skiing, but I had my buddy tell me today that when trying new shit he lowers his dins a little to be a bit safe until he stomps it with ease. Makes sense I guess but still not sure, any of you guys do this?


If your DINs are set correctly there is no reason to do this.
Jan 27 2016 8:11PM
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Shadypanda
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marrowsIf your DINs are set correctly there is no reason to do this.


Answer I was looking for haha appreciate it man
Jan 27 2016 8:19PM
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John18_6
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If said new trick involves a mute grab, use caution on lowering them dins.
Jan 28 2016 12:16AM
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WhatTheHuck
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john18061806If said new trick involves a mute grab, use caution on lowering them dins.


Or if said new trick involves a nosebutter triple cork.
Jan 28 2016 12:17AM
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Gryllz
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WhatTheHuckOr if said new trick involves a nosebutter triple cork.


I agree, the cork rotation is set with the butter so you need lots and lots of pure din din strength.
Jan 28 2016 2:54AM
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