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tri_photo
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I used to be pretty in to Mtn Biking, but then 3 years ago my life got busy. However, the last few months, I got back in to the sport. I truly forgot how much I enjoy it.

I found myself astounded at how similar the people of the Mtn Bike community are to the skiing community.

Just at my local bike park, you have the following personalities:


Flex Zone Only - $6k total in gear, can hardly hit a table top without eating dirt




Excuse Makers – “nah dude if I was at my home park, I would’ve hit transition perfectly, this dirt is just weird. My shocks need to be serviced. I got dirt in my eye. I hit my brakes too hard”




Same Gear for Years – These guys are the quiet ones, at least here at my park. Don’t talk much, but send every single big azz gap jump without hesitation, and never crash. Been on the same downhill bike for 3+ years




Wonder Kids – little groms that are like 11, absolutely ripping, and make me look like a sloth on a bike.



Any other parallels I am missing? Am I totally off?
Jun 18 2020 7:33PM
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Alvaro
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the cross country bikers = cross country skiers
Jun 18 2020 7:38PM
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MountainInMyMind
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are there mountain bike "gapers" that blast billie eyelash on their bluetooth speakers while they ride?
Jun 18 2020 11:27PM
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highpeak
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Way more niche than skiing and mountain biking but used to competitively waterski and its kinda the same thing on a smaller scale. U get ppl with $1,000+ skis who can't even make a one hand turn and then old dudes on wooden skis who fucking rip competition courses
Jun 18 2020 11:31PM
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Peter.
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GeorgeWBushare there mountain bike "gapers" that blast billie eyelash on their bluetooth speakers while they ride?


sure are. dudes out on the trails with walmart bikes and their bluetooth speakers
Jun 18 2020 11:36PM
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tri_photo
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GeorgeWBushare there mountain bike "gapers" that blast billie eyelash on their bluetooth speakers while they ride?


Thankfully, I have not met or heard any backpack jammers yet. People on bike trails are also more courteous than on the slopes
Jun 18 2020 11:37PM
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DayMan
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After having to move to Florida in an unfortunate family situation, I found a very similar community in wakeboarding. I love cable park wakeboarding to death and I think a big part of that is how similar I’ve found the community to skiing. It’s a sport that’s very much on the come up and it’s so much fun it’s ridiculous. Here’s a dank edit for reference:


https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/966621/2018---Valdosta-Yardsale
Jun 19 2020 3:10AM
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Jpurd
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Can I still wear my tall tees mtn biking or will they get caught in the spokes?
Jun 19 2020 6:44AM
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little1337
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Honestly, surfing is kind of a cliquey sport because it's so common these days for lineups to be packed so everyone ends up hating each other, and people seem to look down on people who are worse than them which reminds me of skiing a little. Most of the time it's pretty chill but i have heard some arguments go down and it's definitely more intense on the west coast.
Jun 19 2020 8:44AM
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Alvaro
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little1337Honestly, surfing is kind of a cliquey sport because it's so common these days for lineups to be packed so everyone ends up hating each other, and people seem to look down on people who are worse than them which reminds me of skiing a little. Most of the time it's pretty chill but i have heard some arguments go down and it's definitely more intense on the west coast.


In skiing/mtb people are waay more friendly to each other than in surfing, a crowded day in a "locals only" kind of break is as toxic as it gets
Jun 19 2020 8:51AM
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tri_photo
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“Off my wave kook!” Lol
AlvaroIn skiing/mtb people are waay more friendly to each other than in surfing, a crowded day in a "locals only" kind of break is as toxic as it gets
Jun 19 2020 12:54PM
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clindblomskier
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In b4 @FruitBootPro says roller blading
Jun 19 2020 1:54PM
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Lonely
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little1337Honestly, surfing is kind of a cliquey sport because it's so common these days for lineups to be packed so everyone ends up hating each other, and people seem to look down on people who are worse than them which reminds me of skiing a little. Most of the time it's pretty chill but i have heard some arguments go down and it's definitely more intense on the west coast.


Surfing is really chill, but I feel like you are really just chill with your "group" and then other groups hate you and you hate them. Ben Gravy came up to surf superior and some of our guys ended up surfing with him. All of the other groups were so upset that superior was gonna get blown up. I've been up here for 3 years. I've seen a lineup maybe once. No one is gonna be moving from west coast or east coast to surf the great lakes.

Its so strange to me because a lot of these guys complain that surfing up here doesn't get enough respect and it's too small. Then when they see a new surfer at one of the well known spots, not anything hidden, they go tell them to kill themselves and scram because they ride a foamie.
Jun 19 2020 2:43PM
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FruitBootPro
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clindblomskierIn b4 @FruitBootPro says roller blading


Aggressive inline community was probably like the freeski community 15 years ago, a bunch of reckless adolescents and young adults just hucking themselves at shit. Now they are just a bunch of dads who shred the park harder than most of the skateboarders lmao.
Jun 19 2020 2:44PM
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Lonely
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LonelySurfing is really chill, but I feel like you are really just chill with your "group" and then other groups hate you and you hate them. Ben Gravy came up to surf superior and some of our guys ended up surfing with him. All of the other groups were so upset that superior was gonna get blown up. I've been up here for 3 years. I've seen a lineup maybe once. No one is gonna be moving from west coast or east coast to surf the great lakes.

Its so strange to me because a lot of these guys complain that surfing up here doesn't get enough respect and it's too small. Then when they see a new surfer at one of the well known spots, not anything hidden, they go tell them to kill themselves and scram because they ride a foamie.


The really old, true locals, tend to be pretty cool. Most of the issues stem from the 28-40 year crowd.
Jun 19 2020 2:44PM
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dogfartstaint
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Can’t tel if this was intentional or autocorrect but it was beautiful nonetheless
GeorgeWBushare there mountain bike "gapers" that blast billie eyelash on their bluetooth speakers while they ride?
Jun 19 2020 2:47PM
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armchair_skier
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Mtn biking is pretty similar to skiing in that most of the people buying all the swanky equipment can’t ride for shit. I was sending road gaps on my piece of garbage $600 hardtail while some people can’t even bunny hop their $3000 enduro bike over a log.
Jun 19 2020 5:02PM
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SkierPT
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Whitewater kayaking.

Jerrys= Rec boaters
New WW Kayakers = beaters

super chill and niche community though. Have met a lot of cool people so far.
Jun 20 2020 12:59AM
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Chunderface
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Coming from a snowboarding background, snowboarding is way chiller and bro'd out than skiing. I'm a skier because the actual practice brings me more pure bliss, but skiing fucking sucks from the standpoint of just being cool to each other. There is a massive forced hierarchy in skiing that you don't have in snowboarding. There are a lot more jerry's in snowboarding, but they don't catch half the shit jerry skiers do. Sidenote: snowboarding gear is wicked low tier.
Jun 20 2020 2:26AM
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theabortionator
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I've got all brand new gear and I'll ask to see the manager if you give me any shit!
Jun 20 2020 4:53AM
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tri_photo
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Don’t you do it, Karen!
theabortionatorI've got all brand new gear and I'll ask to see the manager if you give me any shit!
Jun 20 2020 10:30AM
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tri_photo
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This is mostly true. Now, I should also give credit to the few guys that I have seen with brand new, get sendy gear... Here at Duthie Hill (25 minutes east of Seattle), there are some guys that absolutely rip, and they are rocking 2020 gear for sure. Maybe they are on deals with bike shops, idk. Regardless, some of the 'ride as legit as the gear looks' dudes exist haha
armchair_skierMtn biking is pretty similar to skiing in that most of the people buying all the swanky equipment can’t ride for shit. I was sending road gaps on my piece of garbage $600 hardtail while some people can’t even bunny hop their $3000 enduro bike over a log.
Jun 20 2020 11:43AM
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mulz
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GeorgeWBushare there mountain bike "gapers" that blast billie eyelash on their bluetooth speakers while they ride?

Yes in the DH MTB world they're called Joey's... Which if you're not following "Joey of the Day" its a solid follow even if you don't MTB. Up there with Jerry OTD and kook slams.
Jun 20 2020 1:07PM
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tri_photo
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Just followed. Good lookin out man. This is a hilarious page
mulzYes in the DH MTB world they're called Joey's... Which if you're not following "Joey of the Day" its a solid follow even if you don't MTB. Up there with Jerry OTD and kook slams.
Jun 20 2020 1:19PM
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MountainInMyMind
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mulzYes in the DH MTB world they're called Joey's... Which if you're not following "Joey of the Day" its a solid follow even if you don't MTB. Up there with Jerry OTD and kook slams.

followed, kinda funny cause back in my colorado days we used to call gapers and jerrys, “joeys” because so many people follow jerry otd and know what a jerry is
Jun 20 2020 2:58PM
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roddy116
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I’ve noticed the freshwater surf community is the embodiment of everything I could want in another sport, I’ll go up to river surf in Missoula and about half the time im in a guys car who I kind of know driving to some new rapid someone found just because everyone stoked about it, plus it’s a standing wave so you don’t miss out on anything.
Jun 20 2020 3:21PM
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albinoboy
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tri_photoThankfully, I have not met or heard any backpack jammers yet. People on bike trails are also more courteous than on the slopes


The closest park to me is mammoth. Backpack jammers are everywhere with their rental treks and rented giro helmets, so annoying.
Jun 21 2020 12:29AM
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tri_photo
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That sucks.

Speaking of which, how is the mammoth bike park? Probably big, right? I haven’t dug in to other resorts very much yet. I need to
THE-Albino*The closest park to me is mammoth. Backpack jammers are everywhere with their rental treks and rented giro helmets, so annoying.
Jun 21 2020 2:22PM
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MountainInMyMind
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dogfartstaintCan’t tel if this was intentional or autocorrect but it was beautiful nonetheless


hahaha that was not a typo
Jun 21 2020 5:35PM
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r00kie
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SkierPTWhitewater kayaking.

Jerrys= Rec boaters
New WW Kayakers = beaters

super chill and niche community though. Have met a lot of cool people so far.

I've worked around the whitewater industry for 3 years now. Definitely tue most welcoming and helpful group of outdoors enthusiasts I've come acrossed. Always willing to help out whether its a private boater or a commercial raft. Competing companies even bail each out on the river. May be the dirt baggiest group, but for sure the nicest.
Jun 21 2020 7:31PM
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clorox
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mulzYes in the DH MTB world they're called Joey's... Which if you're not following "Joey of the Day" its a solid follow even if you don't MTB. Up there with Jerry OTD and kook slams.

That's really funny cause they used to also be called Joey's in skiing. I figured they changed it to jerry since joey otd was already taken on insta. These days if you call someone a joey people ask you if you mean jerry lol
Jun 21 2020 9:20PM
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WestieBogan
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little1337Honestly, surfing is kind of a cliquey sport because it's so common these days for lineups to be packed so everyone ends up hating each other, and people seem to look down on people who are worse than them which reminds me of skiing a little. Most of the time it's pretty chill but i have heard some arguments go down and it's definitely more intense on the west coast.


I was thinking surfing for a second too and then I thought nah, skiers are much nicer than surfers. In the line up everyone basically is out to cut each other's lunch. Not much talking, minimal hoots, little sharing of the vibe. The person next to you - who you might have travelled to the beach with in the same car - is in direct competition with you for the same wave.
Surfers are way more critical about others surfers too. Style is everything and transgressors are beneath contempt. To see how horrible surfers are about other people who dare to share their love of riding waves check out the comments on stabmag.com or beachgrit. And that's even before you get started on bogeyboarders (dick-draggers, shark biscuits, speedbumps, gays on trays) and standups (sweepers, goatboats, fuck off cunts). Newschoolers is a total love fest in comparison.
Going skiing is just about guaranteed fun, but when you go surfing you never know if you're going to enjoy it. Too many variables - spot selection, swell, wind, tide, banks, crowd, bitey sea life, temperature, board type, wetsuit comfort, the list goes on. It's a cruel mistress. I live at a very consistent west coast beach in NZ and work from home so I can surf pretty much whenever I want, but I feel like giving up for ever and ever at least once a week. Surfing also takes a long time to get good enough to have fun on those rare good days. One positive thing is that surfing's not such a gear head sport as skiing, so it's a lot cheaper.
Jun 22 2020 12:06AM
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FruitBootPro
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This actually just occurred to me: downhill longboarding. It's a bunch of somewhat rowdy adolescent and young adult males who love getting sendy with the crew on some big ass hills/mountains. Yeah I know that technically it can be like ski racing, but the people who race on longboards do it because they love the thrill of speed and competition instead of because it's like some established sport their rich dad wants them to do or whatever. And it's not structured like that at all either, everyone just kinda teaches themselves to go faster and do slides and stuff. Overall a decently chill and nice community too as far as my experience went.
Jun 22 2020 2:31PM
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FruitBootPro
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WestieBoganI was thinking surfing for a second too and then I thought nah, skiers are much nicer than surfers. In the line up everyone basically is out to cut each other's lunch. Not much talking, minimal hoots, little sharing of the vibe. The person next to you - who you might have travelled to the beach with in the same car - is in direct competition with you for the same wave.
Surfers are way more critical about others surfers too. Style is everything and transgressors are beneath contempt. To see how horrible surfers are about other people who dare to share their love of riding waves check out the comments on stabmag.com or beachgrit. And that's even before you get started on bogeyboarders (dick-draggers, shark biscuits, speedbumps, gays on trays) and standups (sweepers, goatboats, fuck off cunts). Newschoolers is a total love fest in comparison.
Going skiing is just about guaranteed fun, but when you go surfing you never know if you're going to enjoy it. Too many variables - spot selection, swell, wind, tide, banks, crowd, bitey sea life, temperature, board type, wetsuit comfort, the list goes on. It's a cruel mistress. I live at a very consistent west coast beach in NZ and work from home so I can surf pretty much whenever I want, but I feel like giving up for ever and ever at least once a week. Surfing also takes a long time to get good enough to have fun on those rare good days. One positive thing is that surfing's not such a gear head sport as skiing, so it's a lot cheaper.


Decided to check the comments on a random article on stabmag.com and

Jun 22 2020 2:43PM
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SkierPT
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r00kieI've worked around the whitewater industry for 3 years now. Definitely tue most welcoming and helpful group of outdoors enthusiasts I've come acrossed. Always willing to help out whether its a private boater or a commercial raft. Competing companies even bail each out on the river. May be the dirt baggiest group, but for sure the nicest.


Correct from what I’ve seen.
Jun 23 2020 1:20AM
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skiguy04
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Rollerblading is way different than skiing apart from everything in skiing new school style copying everything from blading

the price of one half day lift ticket can get you easily 3 pairs of used skates && you could basically skate a lifetime with those 3 pairs of skates

community wise blading is the best in the world and skiing is the most toxic out of all action sports
Jun 23 2020 8:18AM
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tri_photo
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I think you make some good points here man. However I disagree about your toxicity point. I don’t think skiing is the most toxic. Some of the best days I’ve had in the park are when I show up solo and some other skiers invite me to ride for the day. Usually tons of fun and full of great progression
skiguy04Rollerblading is way different than skiing apart from everything in skiing new school style copying everything from blading

the price of one half day lift ticket can get you easily 3 pairs of used skates && you could basically skate a lifetime with those 3 pairs of skates

community wise blading is the best in the world and skiing is the most toxic out of all action sports
Jun 23 2020 8:38AM
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izzyhenn
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This is even more niche than skiing but bodysurfing is mad chill. Surfers will look down on it but it’s a completely different vibe in the water- I competed in a couple of comps and the lineup was nothing but pure stoke & positive vibes. I think it has to do with the fact that it’s the most purest wave sport compared to surfing & bodyboarding. I prefer it to surfing any day tbh dropping in on gnarly shore break is just as fun imo
Jun 23 2020 10:09AM
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FruitBootPro
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skiguy04Rollerblading is way different than skiing apart from everything in skiing new school style copying everything from blading

the price of one half day lift ticket can get you easily 3 pairs of used skates && you could basically skate a lifetime with those 3 pairs of skates

community wise blading is the best in the world and skiing is the most toxic out of all action sports


What the fuck are you smoking?
Blading is a chill community but I would not consider it particularly amazing for freeskiers esp because most of the aggressive skaters are 25-40 years old or even older in some cases.
I like blading for what the sport is, not the community. It's not fun to be the only one on blades at the skatepark 90% of the times you go there.

Even though blading and skiing have had like the exact same trajectory in terms of style, I don't think they actually influence each other.
New school blading makes new school skiing look godlike lmfao, seriously blading has devolved so much from the 2000s when they were basically doing urban skiing without snow

The point about price is correct tho, people always say blading is more expensive than skateboarding but even then blading is far less expensive than mtb, bmx, skiing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, waterskiing, etc
Jun 23 2020 10:40AM
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WestieBogan
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izzyhennThis is even more niche than skiing but bodysurfing is mad chill. Surfers will look down on it but it’s a completely different vibe in the water- I competed in a couple of comps and the lineup was nothing but pure stoke & positive vibes. I think it has to do with the fact that it’s the most purest wave sport compared to surfing & bodyboarding. I prefer it to surfing any day tbh dropping in on gnarly shore break is just as fun imo


I certainly don't look down on body surfers. You guys are core! A while back someone gave me a hand plane he'd made out of pawlonia and cedar. He wanted feedback, but it's so beautiful I've never been able to bring myself get it wet. So we've hung on the wall as art instead. He's cool with that too.
Jun 25 2020 1:16AM
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skiguy04
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Quote me && give me thumbs down thanks pal lmao
FruitBootProWhat the fuck are you smoking?
Blading is a chill community but I would not consider it particularly amazing for freeskiers esp because most of the aggressive skaters are 25-40 years old or even older in some cases.
I like blading for what the sport is, not the community. It's not fun to be the only one on blades at the skatepark 90% of the times you go there.

Even though blading and skiing have had like the exact same trajectory in terms of style, I don't think they actually influence each other.
New school blading makes new school skiing look godlike lmfao, seriously blading has devolved so much from the 2000s when they were basically doing urban skiing without snow

The point about price is correct tho, people always say blading is more expensive than skateboarding but even then blading is far less expensive than mtb, bmx, skiing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, waterskiing, etc


You’re smoking meth blading is doing doubles on mega now easily wtf... and skiing doesn’t influence blading what so ever are you on acid??

no girl can do doubles inyet in a men’s competition FEMALE skater fabiola Da Silva did double back flip on blades back in 2001 Xgames on vert ramp you crack head that’s the epitome of god like

bladers also do 5000 times more technical grinds than skiers unless you think frontside 360/540 back to frontside is god like lmao

skiing owes it all to rollerblading && if nobody can understand that you definitely do every hardcore drug out there

go ahead thumbs down me again

calling your grind a lip slide doesn’t make you seem any cooler to any boarder trust me they all laughing at you skiiers hahaha making fun of you same way all of you make fun of rollerblading && for that reason skiing is most toxic

Ya’ll are drunk && none of you have the balls to give credit and the ultimate respect to rollerblading because it birthed new school ski

thumbs down me bitch you know I’m right && you try so hard to deny rollerblading as the supreme sport that it is && it hurts I know but get over it skiing is “gay” and “toxic” all you skiers worse than Elton John

If skiing can some how do a different grind than a variation of frontside call it an “Elton John”
Jun 25 2020 2:51PM
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FruitBootPro
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skiguy04Quote me && give me thumbs down thanks pal lmao


You’re smoking meth blading is doing doubles on mega now easily wtf... and skiing doesn’t influence blading what so ever are you on acid??

no girl can do doubles inyet in a men’s competition FEMALE skater fabiola Da Silva did double back flip on blades back in 2001 Xgames on vert ramp you crack head that’s the epitome of god like

bladers also do 5000 times more technical grinds than skiers unless you think frontside 360/540 back to frontside is god like lmao

skiing owes it all to rollerblading && if nobody can understand that you definitely do every hardcore drug out there

go ahead thumbs down me again

calling your grind a lip slide doesn’t make you seem any cooler to any boarder trust me they all laughing at you skiiers hahaha making fun of you same way all of you make fun of rollerblading && for that reason skiing is most toxic

Ya’ll are drunk && none of you have the balls to give credit and the ultimate respect to rollerblading because it birthed new school ski

thumbs down me bitch you know I’m right && you try so hard to deny rollerblading as the supreme sport that it is && it hurts I know but get over it skiing is “gay” and “toxic” all you skiers worse than Elton John

If skiing can some how do a different grind than a variation of frontside call it an “Elton John”


I'm not even sure what your overall argument is. I agree with some stuff that you said in this post but in the previous thing you said it sounded completely different, you said that "blading has the best action sport community in the world" which I disagree with and now you're talking about how much more capable blading pros are than skiing pros. Trick progression is not community lmao.
But even though blading and skiing are similar I'm not sure they influenced each other. Somehow they both started in the late 1990s, had the same gangster hip hop and baggy clothes aesthetic, and hit similar features and did similar tricks in the streets and park, and yet skiers chose to skateboard and bladers chose to snowboard.
Freeskiing is NOT toxic, just because Newschoolers is somewhat of a shitshow (I mean, it's a fucking Internet forum filled with adolescent boys and young men) does not mean that your average park rat skiers aren't chill guys...
Jun 25 2020 3:45PM
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skiguy04
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Maybe it’s just small town dudes who are just really different
FruitBootProI'm not even sure what your overall argument is. I agree with some stuff that you said in this post but in the previous thing you said it sounded completely different, you said that "blading has the best action sport community in the world" which I disagree with and now you're talking about how much more capable blading pros are than skiing pros. Trick progression is not community lmao.
But even though blading and skiing are similar I'm not sure they influenced each other. Somehow they both started in the late 1990s, had the same gangster hip hop and baggy clothes aesthetic, and hit similar features and did similar tricks in the streets and park, and yet skiers chose to skateboard and bladers chose to snowboard.
Freeskiing is NOT toxic, just because Newschoolers is somewhat of a shitshow (I mean, it's a fucking Internet forum filled with adolescent boys and young men) does not mean that your average park rat skiers aren't chill guys...
Jun 25 2020 4:02PM
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izzyhenn
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That sounds so dope! Next heavy day you gotta take it for a test, you can pick up mad speed with those
WestieBoganI certainly don't look down on body surfers. You guys are core! A while back someone gave me a hand plane he'd made out of pawlonia and cedar. He wanted feedback, but it's so beautiful I've never been able to bring myself get it wet. So we've hung on the wall as art instead. He's cool with that too.
Jun 25 2020 6:27PM
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WestieBogan
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izzyhennThat sounds so dope! Next heavy day you gotta take it for a test, you can pick up mad speed with those


Here it is on the wall complete with a Cook Islands shell necklace as a wake. I'd need to give it some sort of leash or hand strap if I wanted to use it. Otherwise I'd lose it. But I hear you - I should give it a whirl at some stage.
Jun 25 2020 7:25PM
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izzyhenn
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WestieBoganHere it is on the wall complete with a Cook Islands shell necklace as a wake. I'd need to give it some sort of leash or hand strap if I wanted to use it. Otherwise I'd lose it. But I hear you - I should give it a whirl at some stage.

Yeah a leash/strap for sure, looks beautiful!
Jun 25 2020 9:52PM
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vibecheck
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GeorgeWBushare there mountain bike "gapers" that blast billie eyelash on their bluetooth speakers while they ride?


🤢🤢🤮

Dont forget the supreme backpack
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