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Matt Paris
Mountain Biker // Skier // Trail Runner // Snowboarder // Biker // Backpacker // Camper // Hiker // Backcountry Snowboarder // Boulderer // Mountaineer
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Stomping Grounds:
Boz Angles, MT -
Bio:
Snowboarding is my passion. I love the feeling it gives me. Also, I enjoy Mountain Biking, Kayaking, Cliff Jumping, Rope Swinging, Trail Running, and basically anything that gives a natural rush!
Rankings 
- #17 of 651 - Lifestyle Sunglasses
- #25 of 542 - All Mountain Snowboards
- #147 of 628 - Men's Lace Snowboard Boots
- #168 of 1,370 - Helmets
- #174 of 1,082 - Avalanche Safety
- #222 of 3,619 - Alpine Skiing
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Matt Paris's Snowboard 2010
Created October 22, 2009
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Oakley Splice Goggle
November 2, 2009
Just used 'em at loveland. Amazing!
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Smith Holt Helmet
October 8, 2009
This helmet is great! I have used mine for a couple years. It has a nice little mini brim and fits most goggles ( I have used smith fuse, prodigy, oakley, electric). The earflaps are removeable and if you wanna rock a beanie underneath instead- it works great for that aswell.
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MontBell Ultralight Down Inner Jacket - Men's
November 13, 2009
probably would be alright- I am 6'1" and with a long torso and arms- the Large fit me perfect.
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Smith Maze Helmet
October 22, 2009
Does this helmet have built in audio? Because some of the earflaps have a hole pattern and some are just puffy-padded... what's the deal yo?
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VholdR ContourHD Wearable Camcorder
October 14, 2009
Which of the Headcams on the market has the best overall image quality?
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Burton Custom X Snowboard
September 20, 2009
You should get a wide board with 11.5/12 size feet. Toe drag is the worst! You do have a couple options. You can get a wide board that will eliminate any toe drag. It will float in the pow good but it will be a little slow from edge to edge on the groomers. You might be able to find a good board that is MID-WIDE. The best thing to do if you still want the quickness of a regular-waisted board is to get some Plamer Plates. They raise you about .5-.75 inch and go under your binders. They work good to eliminate or lessen toe drag. I think Burton makes something similar as well
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Burton Custom X Snowboard
September 20, 2009
You can use the conversion plates for any other Burton Binding. I was using a pair of Burton P1s (not est) and they BLEW UP and I had a horrible crash. I think they broke because of the weird pressure points that you get if you don't use est bindings.
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Gregory Z 55 Backpack - 3050-3660cu in
September 20, 2009
I'm 6'0" and I use a large- I have a long torso, like a brontosaurus.
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Julbo Sherpa Sunglasses - Spectron 3 Lens
September 20, 2009
Why does it say in the description that these are a "huge value at under forty bucks" yet the price is listed at 44.95. Yes, I guess I am cheap but I think the description should at least be true.
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