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W or L buying skibladezzz

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McMafia
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the skibladezzz look like a lot of fun, is it worth buying some blades or will I regret it after a week?
Dec 27 2018 11:16AM
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SofaKingSick
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I'd prob only buy blades if I got tons of days on snow each year-- that'd mean I have plenty of days to burn on blades and fuck around

That or if ski a small mtn that is feeling small to you; blades (or trying snowboarding) will make the mtn feel much bigger again to you!

If you don't get to ski a ton and/or are really trying to get your kicks in, I wouldn't get them
Dec 27 2018 11:42AM
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DirtYStylE
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ski blades is so 2010

snow skates are the new thing


Dec 27 2018 12:30PM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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DirtYStylEski blades is so 2010

snow skates are the new thing




this a rollie not a stopwatch
Dec 27 2018 2:20PM
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ASSholebomber22
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Skiblades are kinda like trampolines. Fun for like 15 mins or so.
Dec 27 2018 2:24PM
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Traffic_Cone
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Highly recommend they are super fun and stupid and I never get tired of them.
Dec 27 2018 4:21PM
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PsychicMigration
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I saw a kid on then today but unless your just messing around it's really not worth it. There not a go to for any type of skiing, so unless there is absolutely nothing to do I wouldn't buy them. I'm not saying there not cool but if you don't have time and money to waste there not for you. I would still love yo try them though.
Dec 27 2018 10:52PM
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skiguy04
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I spent a few days snow skating in Whistler and I had tons of fun and did plenty of park laps

Just do it
Dec 28 2018 1:20PM
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Paul.
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BiffbarfSkiblades are kinda like trampolines. Fun for like 15 mins or so.


Idk about you but ive spent hours at a time on both skiblades and trampolines, I even did them both at the same time once
Dec 28 2018 1:23PM
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skiguy04
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Ski switch with blades then
Dec 28 2018 1:28PM
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J_skis
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W
Dec 28 2018 3:01PM
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McMafia
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J_skisW


Big facts.
Dec 28 2018 10:53PM
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McMafia
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SofaKingSickI'd prob only buy blades if I got tons of days on snow each year-- that'd mean I have plenty of days to burn on blades and fuck around

That or if ski a small mtn that is feeling small to you; blades (or trying snowboarding) will make the mtn feel much bigger again to you!

If you don't get to ski a ton and/or are really trying to get your kicks in, I wouldn't get them


Thanks I get a lot of days in and theyd be awesome during spring
Dec 28 2018 10:56PM
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OregonDead
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McMafiaThanks I get a lot of days in and theyd be awesome during spring


I regret not buying Mike Nick pros off of Craigslist that one time. Seems like a use at you own risk kind of item tho.
Dec 30 2018 3:05AM
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