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I feel like Sego had a culture 20 or 3 years ago where only kids with hella good style and tricks were riding them and now there are just a bunch of kids riding them that can barely hit a rail. It’s kind of disappointing to see. I get it, it’s a business and at the end of the day a sales a sale but it’s just annoying to see. Sego’s been killing it recently. Obviously not on them at all. I think they’re keeping it real and dominating right now.
I think it's really cool how they partnered with Freeride World Tour Champion Isaac Freeland to design the perfect layup for a ski that turns your mountain into a playground.
I feel like *insert any ski brand here* had a culture 20 or 3 years ago where only kids with hella good style and tricks were riding them and now there are just a bunch of kids riding them that can barely hit a rail. It’s kind of disappointing to see. I get it, it’s a business and at the end of the day a sales a sale but it’s just annoying to see. *Insert any ski brand here* been killing it recently. Obviously not on them at all. I think they’re keeping it real and dominating right now.
I feel like Sego had a culture 20 or 3 years ago where only kids with hella good style and tricks were riding them and now there are just a bunch of kids riding them that can barely hit a rail. It’s kind of disappointing to see. I get it, it’s a business and at the end of the day a sales a sale but it’s just annoying to see. Sego’s been killing it recently. Obviously not on them at all. I think they’re keeping it real and dominating right now.
Everything core eventually must make it's way through the mantle to the crust, out on to the surface and beyond. It's hard to see but inevitable. Take some time to reflect and mourn, then move on.
skiP.E.I.Everything core eventually must make it's way through the mantle to the crust, out on to the surface and beyond. It's hard to see but inevitable. Take some time to reflect and mourn, then move on.
honestly at this point whoever unironically says "core" is a bigger poser/loser than people who ride Volkls or whatever.
How can you act like you're really about it when you're so fucking concerned about whether or not the gear you ride is "correct"? Bitch just buy what performs the best for you ffs
SuspiciousFishI still rock my 686 limited edition Dragon jacket from 2004. Its in decent shape for getting the crap beat out of it for over 15 seasons.
Shout out to the pocket rockets. My buddy used to ski on a pair of those in 2014 and we'd ski unreal deep days at snowbird together lol
