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Lachie.
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can you use safety mesh like this for a drop in?

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I think I've seen someone do it but i'm not sure.
Sep 1 2013 4:33AM
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k2andcannoli
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Ive used it for landings, never as a drop in. But im lucky enough to have access to ice shavings all summer.
Sep 1 2013 10:09AM
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Cleapster
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yes but not for the takeoff you couldn't grip it,
Sep 1 2013 2:07PM
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M.M
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this, use it for the down part and maybe the tranny not sure but definitaly not on the takeoff
Sep 1 2013 4:06PM
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Lachie.
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what should i use for the take off then. if I used turf the speed would change instantly once I hit it wouldn't it?
Sep 1 2013 5:31PM
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Lachie.
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BUMP
Sep 1 2013 9:42PM
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blazer258
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Yea the speed would change but you would get used to it after a couple hits, with a lot of soap and water on the turf too it wouldnt be that big of a speed change
Sep 1 2013 9:45PM
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Matthew-
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That stuff works to go faster but astro turf with water allows you to have a little bit more control with the sacrifice of a little speed.
Sep 1 2013 11:23PM
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