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My tailbone was in pain for about a good six months when I first started too
It was a nagging pain but wasn't anything overbearing.Snowboarders Please Enter..
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My tailbone was in pain for about a good six months when I first started too
It was a nagging pain but wasn't anything overbearing.
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Was supposed to snowboard today but it was 12 degrees celcius yesterday and 8 degrees today. Conditions are prob terrible
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Is that warm? Your crazy Canadian numbers mean nothing to me
Ive been out to Lake Louis and Whistler a few times, nowhere else in Canada tho
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Same here. at my area.. sucks....
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Going snowboarding for the first time in Breckenridge in two weeks. Lived in Florida all my life so this gonna be an adventure.
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If ya'll see any deals on gear coming up during this offseason coming up, please post!
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Backcountry and Evo have started sales. Most of it is 20%. What are you looking for? Honestly your local shops or resort probably have better demo deals right now because they don't want to be stuck with that stuff until next year.
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http://slickdeals.net/f/8556778-dragon-dx-or-dxs-snow-goggles-23-free-shipping-more
found these goggles on sale boys. cop if you need. I about to get a purple pair
found these goggles on sale boys. cop if you need. I about to get a purple pair
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Selling these size Large Burton Mission bindings. Brand new 2016 model. Re:flex and will fit any board.
$165
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That time of the year is quickly approaching 
Hopefully theres more snow this time
Hopefully theres more snow this time
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man Park City already getting hammered with snow
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Yah man, winter is coming!!
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For the Bay Area folks, I am a noob. Are there deals to be had on season passes, or are the prices the prices in this case?
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http://www.snow.com/epic-pass/passes/epic-local-pass.aspx
that's my preferred. but check out the other passes on the left hand side to see if any work for you better. gives you northstar, kirkwood, and heavenly access at tahoe.
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Go for either the Tahoe Local pass or Tahoe Vaule Pass. If you're going to do it, make sure you do it before the season starts. You won't be able to buy The Epic Pass after the season starts but you will be able to buy one from another resort
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there's also the other pass that goes for Alpine meadows Squaw Valley and I think sierra at tahoe. which ever floats your boat. the tahoe local pass is usually more expensive
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I remember in college, Sierra and Northstar had a double whammy season pass for college students for $250. Good ol days.
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I remember I bought a pass, so I could take a trips to the Northstar with this girl from Rocklin...Such a waste of money.
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college passes with no blakout dates were like $408. Too bad I'm out of college now lol
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Easy fix, enroll at a community college online. Print out your schedule, then drop all the classes
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First time snowboarding in Telluride in January. Any suggestions on gear? Bought some Nike goggles on the last clearance sale. What else will I need? Probably going to rent a board.
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rent the board, bindings, and boots yeah?
assume you've got the jacket and pants already. bring an extra pair of gloves or mitts. warm beanie or something that gives your ears cover. warm inner layers. remember, you can always shed layers if need be. and something for your exposed face below the goggles. a bandana will do the trick in a pinch.
and going off your screen name, bring sunscreen
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assume you've got the jacket and pants already. bring an extra pair of gloves or mitts. warm inner layers. remember, you can always shed layers if need be. and something for your exposed face below the goggles. a bandana will do the trick in a pinch.
and going off your screen name, bring sunscreen
I actually don't have anything. I live in Texas so I don't even own a heavy coat. I'm black so I'm cool on the sunscreen, but I'll bring some just in case lol.
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assume you've got the jacket and pants already. bring an extra pair of gloves or mitts. warm inner layers. remember, you can always shed layers if need be. and something for your exposed face below the goggles. a bandana will do the trick in a pinch.
and going off your screen name, bring sunscreen
I actually don't have anything. I live in Texas so I don't even own a heavy coat. I'm black so I'm cool on the sunscreen, but I'll bring some just in case lol.
yeah so you can definitely rent the board, bindings, and boots.
but you'll need a legit winter jacket and pants. and then everything else i said. anything you try and buy at the resort is going to be full price, so best to try and bring whatever you need.
not sure if someone already put you on to this site but check out: www.the-house.com
they've got good deals usually. lot of clearance stuff too.
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Balaclava is a must