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Durrrham
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Jun 11 2018 12:04PM
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mat_espo
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I chucked a front flip on a tiny jump and my tail got stuck in the slush. Snapped right behind my heel piece.
Jun 11 2018 12:16PM
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Non_State_Actor
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I think it's either failing to adequately secure them to the roof of your vehicle and chucking them on the highway or forgetting to load them up entirely and backing over them in the parking lot.
Jun 11 2018 12:26PM
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theabortionator
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Idk but skiing into a big ditch is one of the best ways to break a ski
Jun 11 2018 12:42PM
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FIRAT
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theabortionatorIdk but skiing into a big ditch is one of the best ways to break a ski


Imagine doing that with ON3Ps, damn..
Jun 11 2018 1:11PM
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Durrrham
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FIRATImagine doing that with ON3Ps, damn..


They wouldn’t just bounce u out

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Jun 11 2018 4:46PM
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Non_State_Actor
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Fabricated.swervThey would just bounce u out lol


Sadly they do not. Lol
Jun 11 2018 6:15PM
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Lonely
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FIRATImagine doing that with ON3Ps, damn..


If I did that I sure would hope that my life uncle was a lawyer.
Jun 11 2018 7:24PM
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Casey
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mystery3I think it's either failing to adequately secure them to the roof of your vehicle and chucking them on the highway or forgetting to load them up entirely and backing over them in the parking lot.


This is obviously the worst by a country mile
Jun 11 2018 7:33PM
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a_burger
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ripped the edge out of some 2 month old skis by hitting a loose screw on a box and ate shit. This wouldn't have been so bad if I wasn't the park ranger. Like at least it wasn't some poor kid who couldn't afford new skis but I was pissed I didn't take 5 seconds to check the box first while raking it.

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Jun 11 2018 7:39PM
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1776
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When I had my atomic infamous I broke the tail of my ski using it to break up ice to build a lip because there were no features because they were gonna rebuild the park but it was too icy so we took rails that were put off to the side and using my ski as a shovel completely tore off the edge on the tail and took a chunk of the tail off, took it to the shop, they couldn’t fix it; warranty skis wouldn’t come for a few months so they just hooked me up with the 2015 punx. I could have skied on the broken ones still
Jun 11 2018 7:54PM
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MountainInMyMind
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watched my friends 2018 Faction 3.0s with Pivots fly onto i-70 at 80 mph after the Yakima rack broke mid-drive

weren't even my skis and it still hurt my soul
Jun 11 2018 8:14PM
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lil.Boye
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theabortionatorIdk but skiing into a big ditch is one of the best ways to break a ski


damn, gotta suck
Jun 14 2018 6:21PM
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Skibumsmith
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This one time, Jonnie didn't have his skis properly secured to the top of my car. I watched 3 pairs of brand new Amplids go tumbling down I-80 before being run over by a semi. I've never laughed harder in my life.
Jun 14 2018 10:18PM
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skiP.E.I.
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hand flexing the ski. Or just realizing the ski is broken as your skiing, and you don't know how it happened. I swear they don't make skis like they used to.
Jun 14 2018 10:30PM
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weastcoat
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A friend of mine snapped his tail about 7 inches down from the actual tail and he didn’t even know he snapped it for 2 months until he was looking at it real close one day and noticed it was bent upwards. Anyway they were perfectly skiable and you could even easily do Ollie’s on them but he sent them back for some reason for a warranty claim and he couldn’t ski for 2 months bc they took forever for them to send them back.
Jun 15 2018 3:53PM
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1776
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voy10A friend of mine snapped his tail about 7 inches down from the actual tail and he didn’t even know he snapped it for 2 months until he was looking at it real close one day and noticed it was bent upwards. Anyway they were perfectly skiable and you could even easily do Ollie’s on them but he sent them back for some reason for a warranty claim and he couldn’t ski for 2 months bc they took forever for them to send them back.

When I sent mine back for warranty they just hooked me up with an older model ski for $60 because the warranty skis wouldn’t come fore a few months, the guys at the shop were super understanding and didn’t want me to miss out on the rest of the season. The best part was that they hooked me up with better skis than I had before
Jun 15 2018 5:19PM
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AGOF
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skiP.E.I.hand flexing the ski. Or just realizing the ski is broken as your skiing, and you don't know how it happened. I swear they don't make skis like they used to.


Totally did this to some kids infamous’ in the shop I work at. Luckily he weighed like 80 lbs so I don’t even think he noticed
Jun 17 2018 12:53AM
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skiP.E.I.
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AGOFTotally did this to some kids infamous’ in the shop I work at. Luckily he weighed like 80 lbs so I don’t even think he noticed


bonus butter zone
Jun 18 2018 6:39AM
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