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BOARDING OR SKIING?
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-15-07 13:31BOARDING OR SKIING?
Never been before - going 27th Jan to BorovetsShould I ski or Board?????
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Depends whether you have booked ski hire or board hire really
And PLEASE don't tell me you've not booked either
PP
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Well Mr Cool Dude!Those that think they're cool board!
Those that know they're cool Ski!
Which do you fall into.
P.S. both drink lots as well
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I choose my words carfully when i say BOARDING RULES!..its harder to learn but its so much cooler..If you have ever watched extreme sports you will see what i mean.
No offence to skiers but trust me mr cool dude i have tried both n boradings the biz!.
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All boarders are failed skiers
PP
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HA HA HA....you make me laf pete...i know i said i tried it and didnt like it but when i 1st started my girl tryied to get me sking but i saw the light and here i am!...since then i have coverted her from the dark side too!..she luvs boarding!..But respect to all skiers for what they think is cool as they are right but boarding is is COOLER!!!!re: BOARDING OR SKIING?
Don't listen to the pricks on sticks. Snowboarding is so much cooler more fun and you don't have to wear those salopette thingys (NICE) not. They usually come in purple or pink with lime green.re: BOARDING OR SKIING?
Hmm well I'd say board but (if you get the option of not deciding before you get there) maybe see what the conditions are like. You fall over A LOT generally when you learn boarding so if it's hard and icy maybe skiing would be the better way to go. However if Hornsters predicted dump arrives boarding 
Having been on the mountains for 8 years (only a week or two a year mind) I can see each have their place. For purposes of pure fun I think boarding wins purely from the powder aspect. ...
Having been on the mountains for 8 years (only a week or two a year mind) I can see each have their place. For purposes of pure fun I think boarding wins purely from the powder aspect. ...
Hmm well I'd say board but (if you get the option of not deciding before you get there) maybe see what the conditions are like. You fall over A LOT generally when you learn boarding so if it's hard and icy maybe skiing would be the better way to go. However if Hornsters predicted dump arrives boarding
Having been on the mountains for 8 years (only a week or two a year mind) I can see each have their place. For purposes of pure fun I think boarding wins purely from the powder aspect. However with the advent of twin tips and fatter skis this is no longer as clearcut as it was.
Are you going with other people, if so what are they doing?
Having been on the mountains for 8 years (only a week or two a year mind) I can see each have their place. For purposes of pure fun I think boarding wins purely from the powder aspect. However with the advent of twin tips and fatter skis this is no longer as clearcut as it was.
Are you going with other people, if so what are they doing?
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one last comment...sking is a sport a competition, you have ski sunday for example were everthing is about speed and competing with each other.in snowboarding you have freestyle and freeriding...its freedom on the slopes. its no competition...snowboardings a lifestyle!....THATS COOL!
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See told you.Boarders think their so cool.
If there is plenty of snow than do what ever.
If there is only a bit than as a newbie not only will you hurt more from boarding but you'll remove the bit of snow there is on the slopes when you fall.
