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Ride Concept UL Snowboard - Light, Responsive, Stable
Ride Concept UL Snowboard
November 11, 2008
i rode the Ride Concept UL 157 during this preseason in variable conditions - cut up powder, slush and ice. its a fairly stiff board and is very stable. quick edge to edge. like the name implies, it is indeed light. one of the lightest, if not the lightest board ive used.
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Skullcandy Ink'd Bud Headphones - Good for the price, no in-line volume
Skullcandy Ink'd Bud Headphones
September 15, 2008
for the price, these skullcandy headphones are fine. they are comfortable ear canal headphones, reduce outside noise and don't really leak any sound. dynamic range is fine, but again, these are $20 headphones. my one issue is that there is no in-line volume control, which is useful for physical activity.
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Answer to: "how big is the 'one size' indicated in the drop down box for..."
Kelty Pack Duffel - 8600 cu in
March 6, 2008
The X-Large is...
* Weight: 1 lb. 8 oz.
* Volume: 8,600 cubic inches
* Dimensions: 36" x 18" x 13"
Yeah, the content on this product blows. Three sizes of product in the image. The title says 8600 Cu In. And the drop down says XL.... Truly this is meaningless bad content. I would say an excellent way to rebel against this content is not to buy it.
The content mentions another SKU if you need a different size. You can find all the specs in the Technical details.