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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Having spent hours working at my computer and chatting far too much to you snowheads I was yearning to ski, so yesterday I went for a ski at our nearest Snowflex dry slope. I have never skied on Snowflex before, but I have had snowboard lessons on it; now abandoned through injury until after the summer. I found it hard work not to mention embarrassing as I fell off the lift on my first attempt. It took me over 45 mins to get used to it and it is IMHO very different to snow, and I can now appreciate why everyone has been saying that snowboarding is far easier on snow.

Having said this, I did enjoy it and the exercise is good as you certainly have to work a lot harder on this surface.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

On any kind of surface like this skis - or boards - will tend to rotate - skid - quite readily. Snowflex avoids the deeper bristles that are featured on Dendix, so the carve and bite of the ski isn't so pronounced. Snowflex and similar carpet-style surfaces are reckoned to cut the injury risk from sprained thumbs, though, and give a comfortable ride when well laid.

IncoqSkiSno - was there a misting system running, and was the slope fast enough?
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

David Goldsmith, Yes it was working but it was quite hot and sunny by the time I got there.

I make no excuses for my poor skiing, I need lessons to get me out of bad habbits.
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