what are riser pads for skateboards?
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Riser pads are the pads the go under the trucks of the skateboard, they very in size and density to allow for wheel clearence and cushioning so the board does not develop pressure cracks.\n\nYou should always use some kid of riser pads to prevent your board from getting damaged wheel burn or pressure cracks, extends the pop and life of the board.
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Roller blade!  I encourage you to find better legs than those in skaters, you won't find any... ;)
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Try contacting Jayco, they even sell ramps to get em up there... at least they used to
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Buy Thrasher Magazine. If i'm not mistaken, they're found at the later portions, at the back. Or you can go to skateboarding websites! You can also type in search engines, SKATEBOARD COMPETITION DEMO JOIN. JOIN, to narrow down the search, whereby excluding reviews and other competitions and that were already done. I haven't tried it. Just try it.
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go to skatewarehouse.com they have everything there, explanations for different types of boards for different skills and tons of training vidoes. Fastest and cheapest service as well i got my complete custum set and shoes 2 days after ordering.
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i dont need a site 4 that! if u wanna go with a street board i say u get a 7.5 in wide by 31 in long. For a good vert board u should get a 8 in wide by 31 in long. As in brand wise go with maybe a enjoi, zero, element, hook-ups (definitely) , darkstar, and maybe a birdhouse but birdhouses aren't as great its just Tony Hawk that makes that board so famous. Never go with a world industries, a K-Mart, Target, or Walmart board they r not g00d. If u wanna look on the internet i suggest about.com, or skateboard city in the beginner guide section. g00d luck learn some tricks and dont be a p0ser!peace!
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www.ccs.com\nwww.skateamerica.com\nwww.activemailorder.com\nwww.dacure.com\nwww.skateboardcity.com\nwww.bobstricktips.com\n and too many more to list. just go to www.google.com and type in skateabording and u will get like a million results
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well it depends if you mean like clothes then try pacific sunwear a.k.a pacsun....or look into some local skateboarding shops
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Standard .580 core grips should be what you need. You can buy them here:\n\nhttp://www.proswing.com/new%20website/grips/grip%20list.htm
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The best/cheapest board for begginers is probley the 2006 CWB Sol with The CWB Torq bindings. You can find good prices at www.bartswatersports.com. I just bought this same package last night. Also check out www.wakeboarder.com. It cost me about $350 with shipping. You can get wakeboard packages alot cheaper but you will find that they are all junk. I had a pair of cheap orbit bindings and they ripped after a month. You want to make sure you don't skimp on the bindings because you will reget it if you do. www.Westmarine.com and www.sportsauthority.com are other good sites. good luck
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I have never seen the board. Check out www.wakeboarder.com fourms and post your question there. Thoes guys know everything about wakeboarding.
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ride snowboards have a great Freestyle (park) boards with a lot of wide options. I am 6', 170 and size 12, i have a 159 santa cruz board (regular),  a 154 ride (reg) and a 131 nidecker (reg) for park. i tried a wide board once and hated it. i couldn't cut and carve as quick as i could with a reg board. I adjusted my bindings perfectly so i have zero toe or heel drag. they also make "risers" it lifts the binding a bit so you get no toe drag. My favorite setup i have for just freeriding is '06 santa cruz 'duo freedom' board, '06 ride SPI bindings, and '06 ride 'amp' boots\n\nLong time boarder...snowboard instructor at california resort
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Butterfly goalie pads are rounded on the inside bottom of the leg pad rather than be square.  This allows the goaltender to have a wider stance in preparation to drop to the ice without having a square pad interferring with mobility.
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Try this component shop:\n\nhttp://proswing.com/
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Try this website http://www.bobaymark.com/bbm/catalog/index.php or try http://www.subsidesports.com/uk/store/index.jsp
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pretty much any board will do it just depends on your preference.  I mean if you have big feet say size 12 or larger then you will want one atleast 8" wide otherwise maybe one 7.75" wide will do.  Your best bet is to find your local skate shop..not a mall or mail order...skate shop and ask them to help you pick something out because they should know whats best for you.  I myself skate a shop board from buffalo, ny because you can get a complete with decent trucks for $99 plus tax....so feel free to check out www.sundayskatebmx.com to find a phone number and call and im sure they would ship a shop board out for you if you got a credit card to order (sunday decks are $43 w/ grip).  Just support your local shop not some dude at the mall who doesnt know anything or care anything about skateboarding.
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stick with blank boards boards with no brands you get em at any skate shop you dont need a brand board trust me on this one. a blank board lasts long and im doin 12 stairs. it will break along with other boards but blanks have perfect weight and dementions