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Trampoline vs. backyard setup...

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Davy.Crockett
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yeah my yard is pretty small so basically i only have room for one or the other. which one in your opinion is more cheap/fun/beneficial for your skiing?
Apr 4 2011 5:06PM
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Toby.Dickson
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hahahahah good call
Jun 13 2011 10:46PM
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Broseph_Stalin
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trampolines are the tits
Jun 13 2011 10:53PM
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**TMAC**
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Backyard setup forsure!!
Jun 14 2011 6:58AM
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SKIU4EA
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backyard setup
Jun 14 2011 7:33AM
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Mrlysenko
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What do you guys think is a good size trampoline? (ft)
Jun 14 2011 8:11AM
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802Valley
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tram fo show
Jun 14 2011 8:15AM
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Nathan_the_G
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back yard set ups are awsome i have one
Jun 14 2011 12:08PM
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yeahno
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twamp ;)
Jun 14 2011 12:12PM
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Otter.
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get a few of your friends and just do both.
Jun 14 2011 12:42PM
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hill.dale
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I have both and I'd agree with a tramp does not improve your jump game but it does get you more comfortable in the air and is a ton of fun to just go out and jump for however long you want.  However, there is also a point in that a setup will hugely help your rail game.  There are maybe one or two tricks i can think of that I haven't learned in the summer.  Plus there is no better party starter than a nice group session... but its really your choice.  Either way youre gonna have fun.
Jun 14 2011 1:54PM
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PATROL
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it looks pretty same, but remember that it was in 1983
Jun 15 2011 2:15PM
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OCM
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i hope youre kidding.
Jun 15 2011 4:08PM
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Caspaaa
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somebody earlier said trampoline to down rail

you could probably put on old skis, dull the edges (ski blades would work better), put the rail on the edge of the trampoline and jump onto the rail?

sounds mad sketch but i'd like to see someone try it

setups are fun, but putting gear on and dragging shit out and setting it up everytime for like an hour or two of seshing sucks, plus nothing compares to the feeling of throwing dubs on trampolines
Jun 28 2011 11:21AM
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matt.donald42
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Deffinitley tramp. All my good tricks iv learned on tramps and then just take them over. backyard setups are good but i find them more work to keep walking back up and its not as fun. Tramps there are so many trick possibilities and they make skiing so much more fun.
Jun 28 2011 12:10PM
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LIL_WAT
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I've had years with both...

I'd say TRAMP. Reason being they're way more versatile ie. anyone can use them, all hours , no soapy water/prep needed. Plus I'd rather be good at jumps than rails.

Also you can have heaps of fun double bouncing, bouncing off roofs onto them etc. Get a tramp for sure.

Jun 29 2011 12:44AM
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S.P
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if you can get an in ground tramp then tramp for sure, otherwise go for the setup
Jun 29 2011 12:59AM
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finchski
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or both? 3:45
Jun 29 2011 1:34AM
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MBskier95
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tramp for sure
Jul 4 2011 10:03PM
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.ZT.
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tramp summer set ups get boring and are a pain in the ass
Jul 5 2011 2:04PM
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