Best place to buy ski/snowboard gear locally
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What are some good brands for like the boards, bindings, and boots... I will have no problem getting all the clothes and looking good or like I know what I'm doing. But I probably am going to suck at first. I'm going this weekend and am just going to rent to make sure I like it and don't totally suck ass...
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Originally Posted by S2K00,Feb 8 2006, 08:04 PM
What are some good brands for like the boards, bindings, and boots... I will have no problem getting all the clothes and looking good or like I know what I'm doing. But I probably am going to suck at first. I'm going this weekend and am just going to rent to make sure I like it and don't totally suck ass...
Boards - boards haven't changed much in the last few years...if your a beginner anything 'all mountain' is good. just make sure you get the appropriate size.
and boots that fit snug.
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oh yea and make sure you when you put your boots on walk around in them for about 30 minutes or so...people dont realize that your foot swells up like a mofo when your boarding which can get really uncomfortable real quick.
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