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Water proof your I-pod

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Thermals are good.
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These guys are a little less expensive and I got on for my mini at London Drugs.

http://www.otterbox.com/

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Don't see one for the IPod Flea there?
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Post by colin »

im deffinately investing in one of those
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I am reminded of the "nightmare" in a Gorge windsurfing video (Springloaded, Rushwind sponsor, was it?) with Nic Baker and the Aussie whatshisname where it was suggested that Rushwind sails come complete with cell phone pockets so you "wouldn't have to miss those important calls"
Do you guys really listen to tunes when skiing or surfing? I've never seen a purist do that....but then I can't ski or sail worth a crap after smoking or drinking and some of my buds sure CAN do that......
I get off from the wind in my hair and the water pounding my board (and listening for the logs bashing off my fin) or the rushing sounds in the trees or the ominous quiet where you just found that perfect powder field in the trees....You can't conceivable need more input than that :twisted: who needs an Ipod? My thoughts 8)
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Post by colin »

get pumped up, it makes you feel like your in a video. i would definately push myself more if i had some NOFX or some beats going in my ears.
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Post by greg »

there will deffinateley be two schools of thought on this one,myself while snowboarding i have used a walkman some of the time and it definately does pump you up a bit .but i have to say it usually ends up turned off and i totally forget that i even have it with me so i guess i prefer the natural sounds. as far as kiting with a walkman it does sound cool (i havn't tried it yet) but like snowboarding i will probably turn it off and forget about it halfway through the session,again probably because i will prefer the natural sounds.

just a thought how safe is it to you and the riders around you if you can't hear any thing but your music?

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KUS wrote:I am reminded of the "nightmare" in a Gorge windsurfing video (Springloaded, Rushwind sponsor, was it?) with Nic Baker and the Aussie whatshisname where it was suggested that Rushwind sails come complete with cell phone pockets so you "wouldn't have to miss those important calls"
Do you guys really listen to tunes when skiing or surfing? I've never seen a purist do that....but then I can't ski or sail worth a crap after smoking or drinking and some of my buds sure CAN do that......
I get off from the wind in my hair and the water pounding my board (and listening for the logs bashing off my fin) or the rushing sounds in the trees or the ominous quiet where you just found that perfect powder field in the trees....You can't conceivable need more input than that :twisted: who needs an Ipod? My thoughts 8)
I don't think it is safe when others are near you.
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Post by downwind dave »

the patter patter smack of my board ripping along is my favorite music anyway, maybe i can put that sound on the player for the dry times... :wink:
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Post by more force 4 »

I wonder if you recorded the sounds of sailing fully powered and then played it back slogging if it would transform the experience? You gotta try it and report back, DWD.
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Post by JL »

Great scheme mf4..How about the sound of Hookipa waves breaking & the announcer @ a contest !!! http://www.nytimes.com/video/html/2005/ ... VIDEO.html
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Trend? or here to stay...I suppose I had a walkman for music to enrich my experiences...I guess lately I have enough to listen to (at work) and that is why I enjoy the sound of the wind whistling past my ears and the sound of the board skipping accross the water.

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