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Atomic Big Daddy Ski - 2008 BCS
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Do a couple of steep ‘n deep runs on the Atomic Big Daddy Ski and you might decide to pick your prom date up on these super fat powder beasts instead of borrowing your dad’s Caddy. Atomic built these boats to be stiffer than the average powder ski so you can hit the sketchy steeps harder than an A-bomb hits the Nevada desert. This ski only comes in one size—huge, so don’t climb into the driver’s seat unless you’re ready to step on the gas. A Dura Edge gives you the bite you need to cruise the grooms when the powder’s been packed into the ground.
Bottom Line: Wear your seatbelt.
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3 Comments Last Comment: January 5, 2010 by: djbradmf330998
By: djbradmf330998
January 5, 2010
I have allways said that skiing and smoking some nice green nugs go hand in hand. Like coffee and hashish in an Amsterdam cafe. Clearly the issue here is that not all people understand this. If they did then everyone would be well, mellow. As for the Atomic Big Daddy, yes I did demo them. They ripped. But then I was stoned. Everything rips when your stoned. This leads me to my final thought. My dad allways said, "it's a poor craftsman that blames his tools."
By: steve
September 10, 2009
Wow. Based on the reader responses to this inocuous (but not particularly funny) web sales pitch, I don't know how skiers get their happy, easy-going reputation. There is clearly a darker, angrier side. Too many days standing in weekend lift lines?
By: Jack Wizo
December 28, 2009
I think it's because conservative right-wing skiers, tend to stick with old school brands like Atomic. Progressive, liberal minded skiers who are generally younger tend to buy from fresh brands like 4frnt, Armada, Lib Tech, Surface, Black Diamond and other small ski makers. So I say go ahead and bash Bush and the rest of the conservative right, just do it on a more appropriate product description that appeals to the youthful, eccentric, "over-zealous" crowd.
Keep that creativity flowing, and recognize that this is just a mild jab at the aging republican skier, as well as at the naive and energetic new-school era. I may be feeding a stereotype, but it's strictly observational humor.
2 Comments Last Comment: December 1, 2009 by: earthsurfr1330815
By: earthsurfr1330815
December 1, 2009
Atomic did not write this. Maybe a reality check would help?
By: bobski
September 13, 2009
due to tom, due to...political rant on a ski review page? Take it easy there buddy...
Change me.
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Fred,
I too was deeply offended by the writer's original description. To wit,
1. Is "harder" really an appropriate more...
Upset comments over product description text
Hello all - I manage the copywriters here at backcountry.com, and I was just came across some of the angry reactions to the writer's copy on this product more...
- Lengths:
- 190cm
- Dimensions:
- 145 / 125 / 129mm
- Turn Radius:
- 41m
- Top Sheet:
- Brushed
- Core Material:
- Beta 4 core w / fiberglass profile material
- Base:
- UHMW Electra graphite
- Tail:
- Raised
- Binding System:
- No
- Binding Included:
- No
- Recommended Binding:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Big-mountain, all-mountain, powder skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
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