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No more SHIN BANG

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luc
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hej guys

my buddy had a bad shinbang, so he ordered these!

it works so good he says and its maybe a solution for a lot of u guys!

 http://www.manoove.com/

Feb 10 2009 3:04PM
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Scott~
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hej guys

my buddy had a bad shinbang, so he ordered these!

it works so good he says and its maybe a solution for a lot of u guys!

http://www.lib-tech.com/snowboards/index.html



Feb 10 2009 3:11PM
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luc
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wtf?

why u put in a snowboard link?

Feb 10 2009 3:15PM
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theblacktaco
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yeah wtf ... the first link is good tho
Feb 10 2009 3:26PM
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luc
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ignore the snowboard link!! (and give him -karma :D )

this is the link u should look for

---> http://www.manoove.com/

Feb 10 2009 3:36PM
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noname..
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dude, he's making fun of you.

full tilt.

Feb 10 2009 3:38PM
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wnab21
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dont say full tilt. that trend is over
Feb 10 2009 3:55PM
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CodyTurner
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but the only cure for shinbang is full tilts.how is that possible
Feb 10 2009 3:58PM
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k-rob
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or you could just learn how to ski...plus these shintronic things shouldn't be able to fit between your suck and your boot with cutting off circulation, unless your boots are too big.
Feb 10 2009 4:08PM
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k-rob
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*sock* not suck haha
Feb 10 2009 4:09PM
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Ickis
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anyway to get them in america?

Feb 10 2009 4:11PM
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Squid.
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hej guys

my buddy had a bad shinbang, so he ordered these!

it works so good he says and its maybe a solution for a lot of u guys!

http://www.fulltiltboots.com/boots.asp

Feb 10 2009 4:13PM
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s_a_m
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hey i ust to have really bad shin bang problems and stress fractured shins and i got something like those called eliminators and they work really well
Feb 10 2009 4:14PM
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Proze
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getting rid of shin bang entirely is impossible full tilts are in my opinion more placebo than actually doing anything i have personally experienced shin bang in them one good idea is putting foam from like an egg carton between your tongues and shins another is and this may sound redic but land switch on things more
Feb 10 2009 4:29PM
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alpha1ne
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there called dalbello krypton rampages ladies

Feb 10 2009 4:56PM
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DirtyMick
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Those look REALLY interesting.

How do you get them in the US though?
Feb 10 2009 4:59PM
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ginty
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just thought about this but after seeing that couldnt you just use a baseball sweat band like a 3-4 inch one  right at the cuff of the boot to fill the gap between boot and leg, hence just as effective, i think i might try!
Feb 10 2009 5:07PM
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DirtyMick
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Let me know how that works.
Feb 10 2009 5:15PM
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Pwn.Mode
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shintronic hahaha creative name, just ski in a wetsuit or maybe put a tourniquet on your leg and you wont feel you shins it's going to have the same effect.
Feb 11 2009 3:57AM
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RudyGarmisch
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hej guys

my buddy couldnt understand a joke, so he ordered these!

it works so good he says and its maybe a solution for a lot of u guys!

https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/440193/


Feb 11 2009 4:12AM
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Gorno
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Feb 11 2009 4:51PM
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luc
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contact the company! they have a distributor in US, the manoove page is not the best!

sry my english!

i will update when i know the page

Feb 12 2009 12:27PM
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luc
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here u can order i think:

http://shintronic.imedia.nl/shintronic_list.pp
Feb 12 2009 12:30PM
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luc
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mhh error, just copy that link: http://shintronic.imedia.nl/shintronic_list.pp
Feb 12 2009 12:30PM
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blackoutbill
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Well placed
Feb 12 2009 6:56PM
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s.bishop
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true story, changed my life for ever.




btw good job making a ft joke actually funny
Feb 12 2009 7:30PM
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Squid.
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Thanks :D
Feb 12 2009 7:37PM
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bikerocker
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i've actually used the shintronics...

they are a good alternative to buying a new pair of boots if your boots don't fit great.

i still got bang with them, but a lot less.
Feb 12 2009 7:38PM
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t_walker
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Shinbag is not caused by impact with the front of your boot. You can insert all the foam and padding you want, all it will do is hinder your skiing. Shinbang is caused when you over stress the muscles in your shins. To solve this problem stop landing backseat. Two or three backseat hits will usually end my day in severe shin pain. Learn how to pop = no more shinbang
Feb 12 2009 8:16PM
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pmw
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i would contemplate buying them, but they are called the shinatronic...
Feb 12 2009 8:22PM
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Ickis
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Yes that is one way to get shinbang, but there are multiple kinds. My boots simple don't fit correctly so my shins just kind of float around in the boot upper. So every time I land my shins push forwards and smash into the front of my boots. It's not the stereotypical 'shinbang' but it hurts just the same. i've had both and they're just about equal although this kind leaves bruises. It is caused by ill-fitting boots so new boots are the best idea but some people can't just buy new boots whenever they want so this looks like it would work well for them.
Feb 13 2009 7:12AM
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mski
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try to get ahold of a wet suit and cut the bottom portion under the knee off. Then do what the company forgot to do in there product, cut a hole in the leg pieces you just freshly cut where your contact point of your shin would be. This relieves stress from that area of your leg and keeps it from succumbing to the evils of shin bang. I also sowed on 1"X 1" wide pieces of foam to the edges of the hole around the shin to keep it at a further distance from my sore shins.
Feb 13 2009 12:17PM
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sgv
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Hi, just try www.shintronic.com ..

Feb 21 2009 4:43PM
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TOOEast
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From the looks of it, these things are way too thick to fit in a properly fitting ski boot. You would have to buy your boots a full size up from what is really needed to fit these pieces of shit into your liner.  Simply put, buy Booster Straps and all of your problems will get better very quickly!
Feb 21 2009 4:53PM
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Deletedtoday
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nope
Feb 21 2009 4:55PM
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sgv
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I'm the inventor of the Shintronic (www.shintronic.com). It is not only about preventing 'shin bang' (which they do almost 100%), but you will enjoy the power. grip and control effects as well. Not happy, just reply! We made some changes by leaving the outer padding away this season (better fit, less volume, less pressure) and we provide an optional elastric strap preventing sliding up. If you have any specific questions, do not hesistate to ask via info@manoove.com . We receive very positive reactions from the Park etc.
Feb 8 2010 4:37PM
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