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  1. alright, so it's highly possible i will be attempting to pull a three this weekend. never done spin tricks, so this could be entertaining for my friends, and painful for myself. what's everyone's advice on how best to pull a three? it seems like it would be easier than a one, just because i can ride in and ride out in my strong stance.

    All your power is gonna come from you going off either on your heel edge or your toe edge depending on which way you're spinning. and remember follow with your head look over your shoulder and commit. Oh and grab suck up and grab you'll spin faster and won't look like a ballerina.

  2. They're for someone with a small to medium face. Considering this frame tech is almost a decade old, it offers a decent field of vision but there's way better options out there from Oakley. Take a look at the Crowbar or the Splice, way better options than the A frame. If you come across the A frame super cheap then it's worth it but not at full price anymore.

  3. @Ryan I have the 2.5's and the Hawkeye's and prefer the Hawkeyes because the shape fits my face better they have a huge field of vision as compared to say the figment goggle, They've held up to a lot of abuse and feel like they're barely there. I'm not a big fan of Electric because they seem to always pinch my nose.

  4. Why is the anti-fog coating on the inside of goggles so delicate? I somehow got a drop of moisture in the middle of the lens and now I can't remove the water stain.

    I hate when this happens I have two pairs of oakleys that have these tiny little persperation dots all over the inside from that crap happening.

  5. The Vans boot were they a boa system? I've heard nightmare stories about it breaking but that was also several years ago when it was being introduced, nowadays I haven't heard many complaints across the industry. I'm saying that regular laces will most likely always be available, Hell last year I rode a pair of Burton Grails for most of the year and loved them, but eventually returned to a pull system because of the flexibility and the overall control over the whole boot. I just felt like a bold statement that traditional laces > all types of fast lacing systems deserved some type of explanation as to why they are better... And as aso2004 put it "To each his own" in the end.

  6. basically explain to me how a single lacing system that you have to rely on upper arm strength to tighten down on, can possibly be better than a system which incorporates an upper and lower tightening system that lets you ease tension where you don't want it or increase it where you do... Which also works flawlessly with an internal liner that you can keep loose or tighten down on and leave the outer lacing system loose or vice versa. Granted Boa has a ton of flaws but can still do the same thing as the burton quick pull system but both of these let you ride the boot exactly how you want where as a traditional lacing system you have to cross pull to get tension and can't possible have the same amount of control over as a dual setup. And I don't want to hear about flex or some purist shit because I rode regular lacing systems for 15 years now and they're heavy and have to be retightened over the course of a day. Newer quick pull systems do not, they don't lose tension and offer more control than traditional lacing systems. The flex comes from the overall design of the outer boot and liner not the lacing structure.

    I just want to hear how you feel that a traditional lacing system is better than technology that has been refined and redesigned to perform better and give the rider more options...

  7. I haven't tied boots in 3 years. once Burton came out with the Ozone (now retired) it was over, their quick pull system knocks the shit outta Boa and is super fast. I'm currently riding the Imperail boot which is a touch stiffer than the Ozone and I really dig it. The only thing I kinda miss is the articulated cuff but it's not a deal breaker. Honestly you can't get the kind of control with traditional laces than you can with a quick pull system I leave the bottom loose and cinch up the top, I'd like to see regular laces do that and not untie after one run.

    That holden Varsity Jacket is dope, but that's old news in snowboard fashion. Still the red one is growing on me...

  8. Those Redwing boots are actually way lighter than they look and from what I've heard they ride just like the Hail. One of my favorite boots of all time even though I don't prefer it anymore because there are way lighter options out there nowadays.

    They also did a collab with Sorel which blows my mind because it's like going back in time instead of forward.

  9. yup and it's extremely sensitive, and only used for protection when need be. Also only the males have the tooth/horn. it grows through their upper lip from when they are born and twists as they get older. I was drunk one night and researched it out of curiosity.

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