Hello,
Althougth I read your site and your forum from 2 years ago it's just my first post today.
In first :
- great thank for your website that it help me when I've beginning shape
- sorry for my poor english, hope that you can understand what I said.
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The Fall'US
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The history :
I've shape 4 or 5 conventional skwal boards in the 2 past years but last year I've decide to give free rein to my madness and made the first Fall'US : A foot inline board with inversed sidecut and camber.
The first test day I decide to leave it on the "garrage"... But in the end of season we have a very good conditions with fresh snow and finally I've discouver a pleasant ride. But the first board have many default (like a short sidecut, etc.) and I redo a new one with titanal for this new season.
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I've shape 4 or 5 conventional skwal boards in the 2 past years but last year I've decide to give free rein to my madness and made the first Fall'US : A foot inline board with inversed sidecut and camber.
The first test day I decide to leave it on the "garrage"... But in the end of season we have a very good conditions with fresh snow and finally I've discouver a pleasant ride. But the first board have many default (like a short sidecut, etc.) and I redo a new one with titanal for this new season.
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Last edited by Shama on Tue Dec 09, 2008 12:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Yesterday It was my 3rd ride session on the Fall'US : A foot inline board with inversed sidecut and camber. You can see it in action at the end of this short video => (yes now I can send an URI).
And after 3 day with it : I love this board
Some more infos ans pics later when I've rights to post URL ;-)
Hope that you've fresh snow like in France and very thank for all of your infos.
And after 3 day with it : I love this board
Some more infos ans pics later when I've rights to post URL ;-)
Hope that you've fresh snow like in France and very thank for all of your infos.
Ok now I can embed some pics to be more comprensive.
The last year board the 1st one (one the left, the board on right is a classic skwal board)
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The new board (2008)
In action for the 1st time
In action in 3rd use (just this monday)
And for the end of this presentation a small video with the board in action at the end
http://vimeo.com/2475023
The last year board the 1st one (one the left, the board on right is a classic skwal board)
&
The new board (2008)
In action for the 1st time
In action in 3rd use (just this monday)
And for the end of this presentation a small video with the board in action at the end
http://vimeo.com/2475023
@allyson : What's means "viddy" ?
@davide : I know that you have some skwals in Japan.
In France they'vent not big amount of fresh snow (usualy 30/40cm) so for skiing I prefer my Yony work : a ski with a small reversed camber and normal internal sidecut and reverse external sidecut.
The 2 pairs : the green for my girlfriend and the white for me
The white in 180cm length with 100mm waist width
The green in 160cm length with 90mm waist width
@davide : I know that you have some skwals in Japan.
In France they'vent not big amount of fresh snow (usualy 30/40cm) so for skiing I prefer my Yony work : a ski with a small reversed camber and normal internal sidecut and reverse external sidecut.The 2 pairs : the green for my girlfriend and the white for me
The white in 180cm length with 100mm waist width
The green in 160cm length with 90mm waist width
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Ils sont pas mal. j'aime bien les skis comme ca.
They looks like the Kanana (http://www.skibuilders.com/gallery/kanana.shtml). I made also a similar pair
http://www.skibuilders.com/cpg/albums/u ... %28%29.jpg
Then I have two pairs of narrow (about 100 mm wide) reverse camber/reverse sidecut skis. They are great in soft snow (spring/powder) and work well also on harder snow.
http://www.skibuilders.com/cpg/albums/u ... bacool.jpg
http://www.skibuilders.com/cpg/albums/u ... 2/TPX1.jpg
Un paire des skis super large (>120mm) on peut très bien l'utiliser aussi dans les Alpes, de temps en temps, spécialement cette saison...
Ils sont pas mal. j'aime bien les skis comme ca.
They looks like the Kanana (http://www.skibuilders.com/gallery/kanana.shtml). I made also a similar pair
http://www.skibuilders.com/cpg/albums/u ... %28%29.jpg
Then I have two pairs of narrow (about 100 mm wide) reverse camber/reverse sidecut skis. They are great in soft snow (spring/powder) and work well also on harder snow.
http://www.skibuilders.com/cpg/albums/u ... bacool.jpg
http://www.skibuilders.com/cpg/albums/u ... 2/TPX1.jpg
Un paire des skis super large (>120mm) on peut très bien l'utiliser aussi dans les Alpes, de temps en temps, spécialement cette saison...