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Recently I've been heavier in the park trying to learn new tricks, and I feel almost insecure. I wear pretty baggy park cloths, like big strides and a Harlaut jacket, and I feel like people are gonna expect more from me just because of the fit. I can do 3's f2's off tubes, shiftys, and other basic tricks, and I never say i can do more than that. Thoughts?
I would say quite the opposite. As long as your progressing and not lying about the tricks you do, don’t worry about it. Considering your buying from brands like arsenic and harlaut apparel, your supporting skiers, which is not at all being poser.
Yea I’d say you’re a poser. The only reason people wear those outfits (baggy) is to attract attention to themselves. And if you’re gonna attract attention to yourself you’d better be good, which from your description you are pretty average.
Jimmer369Yea I’d say you’re a poser. The only reason people wear those outfits (baggy) is to attract attention to themselves. And if you’re gonna attract attention to yourself you’d better be good, which from your description you are pretty average.
supporting other skiers is always cool so I dont know why ur saying he's a poser. If he's honest with his tricks and helping build the culture than he is def not a poser
Your supporting independent ski brands and actually learning and throwing down in the park, your good man. Now if you rocked that stuff at your school, talked about it all the time and could barely get down the bunny hill thats a different story.
Front swaps is very easy and once you get them down all you got to do is spin a little more then then you can k fed shit kinda clicks after awhile and if it don’t just become swerve god
