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Kyle Wall
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Kyle Wall
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I'm Kyle. I happen to be livin it up here in Utah, one of the best places for outdoor goodness. In the winter you'll find me shredding up the slopes on my snowboard. When the summer rolls around I'll be out hiking, camping and climbing. I'm pretty excited to get into cycling this summer as well. I love good functional gear. You won't get any fluff from this guy unless it's a pow splash to the face.
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Gibbon Slacklines Classic Slackline
November 5, 2011
Slacklining is basically tight rope walking on a flat nylon ribbon that is strung between two points. If he is into parkour and wants to start "tricking" or bouncing off the line doing fun things, he may want to get the gibbons Jibline. It has more bounce in it and favors that style.
http://www.backcountry.com/gibbon-slacklines-jibline-15m-49f
A traditional version still great but less bouncy would be the Gibbons classic.
http://www.backcountry.com/gibbon-slacklines-classic-slackli
Basically the difference is that the Jibline (first option) is 5mm wider and has more bounce to it for the tricks.
Below is a link to a video of some pretty darn impressive tricking on a slackline.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVrgsMEbaH8
Helpful Votes: 1 Yes
Bern Baker Hard Hat Audio w/Knit Liner
February 2, 2011
Dragon Rogues or the Smith Phenom goggles . The Quicksilver Q2 is way dope too. They're on Dogfunk.com if not on BC. Basically most goggles look great with this helmet. Make sure that the goggles are helmet compatible. Look for some that have the pieces on the outside of the goggles that can flare out to fit a helmet like on the dragon or oakley goggles.
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