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  • yea i have them really tight like they hurt my feet hurt and the still slip out and it probebly is my shoes, but yea just went threw the old topics, and the problem i have is that like the area by my toes are tight but when it gets up to like the middle of the foot it gets to loose so i was thinking i could try to some how like tilt it alittle back so its more stronger on my mid then my toe area.
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    wall 08:09 PM
  • SKA80R, Icarus, Moo, the heretic, Tozier, manutdarechampions replied to the topic Re: OffRoad FB? in the forums.
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    Sorry Icabot ... couldn't help myself

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    wall 07:27 PM
  • Icarus, SKA80R, flisms, TioEmm replied to the topic Re: My first custon deck in the forums.
    TioEmm wrote:
    Well... I'll put down my bear for a minute and ask the Google...

    Looks like Polycarbonate can be used for skate decks. A lot heavier than wood I'd guess.
    www.flexdex.com/Clear-Skateboard-Decks-s/59.htm

    And: heat it to 325F-340F, drape it over a mold to cool and you'll have concave!
    distributionbizwiz.wordpress.com/2007/08/22/machining-forming-polycarbonate/


    Polycarb is also commonly called Lexan (a brand name polycarb), you need to press it when heated, because it will conform to the shape you drape it over but it "springs" back when it starts to cool, you will still have some concave but it wont be identic.

    plenty of experience working with the stuff, (robots built out of it, safety screens made out of it, race car windshields made out of it. played with it alot)

    also it expands with heat, on a hot day it can expand up to something like 1cm per 50cm.

    Cracking isnt much of an issue with it but if it isnt thick enough it will flex like a gymnast warming up.

    you might get away with 8mm but i think it could be pretty flexy, would be very keen to see how it would go though
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    wall 06:38 PM
  • slimpig1 wrote:
    ParadigmParalysis wrote:
    slimpig1 wrote:
    Well, the freebord made slashers are 80mm so that's definitely a tried and true size. I've personally used 80mm wheels 78, 76, 75 and 70 (at least i think that's the size of the stock wheels). If you're not buying wheels from freebord, my suggestion would be o-tang in-heats. Haven't used the new baluts, they look promising though.


    He's talking about centres slimmy.


    Ahhhhhh, then I've no experience outside of freebord made centers. Chubbs and 72mm. Pretty sure Mike Hoppe has experimented plenty with centers and edges, look for posts by him, I know there are some in the forum.


    I myself have been looking at Labeda Asphalts, which he suggests, they come in an 80 size...and they're cheap as fuck, as well at the same design (just bigger) as freebord 72's

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    wall 06:32 PM
  • Once again my feet slip out of my bindings all the time i was wondering if anyone had a solution to this problem..
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    wall 05:09 PM
  • I was looking for more choices because i was on the freebord germany site, and they had those labeda gripper things, i was wondering if any one has tried them just there normal 72mm, but i also wanted to know if any one has got them in like 76 80mm, i have seen on other posts that some people have tried the 80mm, just wanted to see if anyone thinks there anygood with da blues wheels.
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    wall 05:06 PM
  • saw these again yesterday in the skate shop, they are actually $300, not 200
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    wall 04:53 PM
  • the heretic, SKA80R, Moo thanks for the post Re: OffRoad FB? in the forums.
    wall 04:51 PM
  • SKA80R, TioEmm thanks for the post Re: My first custon deck in the forums.
    wall 03:40 PM
  • ParadigmParalysis created a new topic Umm...BEV's? in the forums.
    After not being able to do an edit last year due to my shit computer, I was really excited for this years BEV's...which last year started in late January...where are they??
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    wall 02:54 PM