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Skateboarding => USELESS WOODEN TOY BANTER => Topic started by: VHS ERA on December 27, 2017, 05:39:10 AM
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For you to go skate? Do you have a degree cut off?
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I just checked the weather and this is what the prospects are for the next week and a half :-\
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I just checked the weather and this is what the prospects are for the next week and a half :-\
(https://preview.ibb.co/nf7ZKw/5_ED6_A81_E_556_E_45_C7_B62_C_F7_D1443992_D5.jpg) (https://ibb.co/iKVX6b)
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HAHA! im from the north of Scotland.. 14C is t shirt weather
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I just checked the weather and this is what the prospects are for the next week and a half :-\
(https://preview.ibb.co/nf7ZKw/5_ED6_A81_E_556_E_45_C7_B62_C_F7_D1443992_D5.jpg) (https://ibb.co/iKVX6b)
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HAHA! im from the north of Scotland.. 14C is t shirt weather
14°F is too cold for me. I hate the bushing squeaks too much.
I wish it was 14°C.
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Never too cold, just too wet
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I'm up here in Canada .I'd say anything below 0 celsius I don't bother trying. I can never warm up my feet no matter what.
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When my clap drip freezes to my junk
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A calm and sunny day even down to -8C is do-able for a cruise or short curb sesh or whatever, but wind and snow can make skating impossible or just way to cold even at warmer temps,the wind is really the determining factor here
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It depends on the humidity for me. A dry cold is bearable but as just a little moisture and it's time to go home.
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peep ^this^ portion. if you got a garage this is doable, otherwise i'm thankful to pay $10 for a 4 hour session
getting finessed harder than backpage
fml i don't know how to move
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I just checked the weather and this is what the prospects are for the next week and a half :-\
(https://preview.ibb.co/nf7ZKw/5_ED6_A81_E_556_E_45_C7_B62_C_F7_D1443992_D5.jpg) (https://ibb.co/iKVX6b)
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HAHA! im from the north of Scotland.. 14C is t shirt weather
14°F is too cold for me. I hate the bushing squeaks too much.
I wish it was 14°C.
oh shit thats Fahrenheit?! yeah fuck that
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I don't mind lower 20s Fahrenheit, below that it's tough to gauge. Wind plays a bigger factor for me, especially if I'm going to skate around to different spots in the neighborhood, nothing worst than some cold Arctic air blowing you in the face as you push; worse yet is in the early spring and having wind blast you. Absolutely hate it.
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Anything above freezing and it’s pretty easy to be comfortable. Sunny and in the 20’s Fahrenheit feels warmer than it actually is. Problem is you gotta keep moving after you start to sweat or you’ll go from hot and steamy to cold and wet.
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I'm in Southern California,our newscasters put out "Cold Weather Warnings" if it's going to be 50F haha. Sweater weather at best here,I always feel for anyone shoveling snow or layering up because thats gnarly
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i think that having clothes baggy enough to layer shit under is part of the Canadian baggy image and stereotype
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Southern Ontario, Fahrenheit:
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I used to do flatground in the garage but it's shit. Can't move properly and falling hurts like hell. Also, snot flies everywhere.
Check out Montreal:
(http://s17.postimg.org/vbz1ihfa7/weather2.jpg)
Coldest place I've been.
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I’m dyin to skate, feel like I haven’t really in a month but idk bruh... that’s not a lot of degrees...
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Once it hits about fifteen degrees things get pretty miserable. Not to derail the convo either, but I will say, investing in a proper set of baselayers and a windproof jacket will really help out whenever it's super cold outside. Most people who wear cotton--t-shirt, hoodie, longsleeve, whatever--next to their skin put themselves in a pretty crappy position as soon as they begin to sweat because that material soaks up moisture and keeps it close to your skin, which, in turn, makes you pretty damn cold. Add in a top layer that allows wind to penetrate, and you're basically screwed 'cause that cold air is going to push right through to your core, cool down that layer of sweat even more, and your body is pretty much robbed of any insulation it may have worked to create.
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I'm up here in Canada .I'd say anything below 0 celsius I don't bother trying. I can never warm up my feet no matter what.
Yep. And just saying, in NW Ontario(where I am) it's -37 today for fuck sakes
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I don't mind lower 20s Fahrenheit, below that it's tough to gauge. Wind plays a bigger factor for me, especially if I'm going to skate around to different spots in the neighborhood, nothing worst than some cold Arctic air blowing you in the face as you push; worse yet is in the early spring and having wind blast you. Absolutely hate it.
Exactly this
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I'm up here in Canada .I'd say anything below 0 celsius I don't bother trying. I can never warm up my feet no matter what.
Yep. And just saying, in NW Ontario(where I am) it's -37 today for fuck sakes
I genuinely cant even fathom what that kinda temperature must feel like
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Honestly, anything below 35F if there's any amount of wind is my rule of thumb, especially if I'm going to end up filming/standing still in damp clothes. Didn't use to be though.
Whoever mentioned base layers in this thread is 100% correct. Someone on slap put me on to base layers a few years ago and I never looked back.
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I've skated the last 3 days in a row and it's been windy and moist, lots of snot, hoodies shifting around mid trick, and 2 tees and I keep forgetting to put tall socks on, my ankles have been cold.
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LOL @ the Gucci Mane pic up there. 35F is my cutoff point here in the Midwest. I always wear a layer of thermals...
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school's canceled at -30 where i come from, always looked forward to it being officially too cold. as far as skating, it's the rocksalt and gravel that end the season
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Once it hits about fifteen degrees things get pretty miserable. Not to derail the convo either, but I will say, investing in a proper set of baselayers and a windproof jacket will really help out whenever it's super cold outside. Most people who wear cotton--t-shirt, hoodie, longsleeve, whatever--next to their skin put themselves in a pretty crappy position as soon as they begin to sweat because that material soaks up moisture and keeps it close to your skin, which, in turn, makes you pretty damn cold. Add in a top layer that allows wind to penetrate, and you're basically screwed 'cause that cold air is going to push right through to your core, cool down that layer of sweat even more, and your body is pretty much robbed of any insulation it may have worked to create.
This is all correct.
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I'm up here in Canada .I'd say anything below 0 celsius I don't bother trying. I can never warm up my feet no matter what.
Yep. And just saying, in NW Ontario(where I am) it's -37 today for fuck sakes
I genuinely cant even fathom what that kinda temperature must feel like
I have to work in that, and much colder temps. you get acclimated to it and its not too bad. other than your hands and face get fucked up pretty good.
Its mid day now so its probably warmer, but ill post up a pic to show yas, with wind chill it was -47 this am, thats pretty cold lol
its only -25 now so i screenshotted the temps without windchill from this am
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20 degree Fahrenheit is -6.66 Celcius! perfect skateweather
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around 0c because bushings become way to hard. without that it wouldn't be any problem, just layer up.
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Anything lower than 40, raised on SoCal so NorCal weather sucks and being too cold takes more time to warm up and I get unmotivated and just want to stay home
Also are we not pointing out that straight was mid call?
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David Engerer never gets cold
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeNyPOSmZlI (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeNyPOSmZlI)
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Eh, I was out skating in single digits last year since it was still dry. Main thing is slamming feels worse and your feet get hella cold. But I'm a Minnesota native and I'm also used to biking all winter long so maybe it's just me. But as long as it's dry and I've got long johns it's all good.
(https://i.imgur.com/iQPnIqL.png)
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Anything lower than 40, raised on SoCal so NorCal weather sucks and being too cold takes more time to warm up and I get unmotivated and just want to stay home
Also are we not pointing out that straight was mid call?
Duuuuuude c'mon. 40F is friggin' warm as shit when you're on the East Coast! T-shirt weather!
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In Canada, as long as there's no snow or frost, we skate.
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I'm back in my hometown for the holidays and went skating the other day in 35F and it was pretty sketchy not only for the cold. I was skating this covered marble spot and it felt like an ice rink with all the humidity. I was scared to do a lot of tricks I normally do. This is probably because I'm living where it's 60+ all December long atm, it's really amazing.
When I was in highschool I used to skate around the 0C mark all winter, shoveling snow and layering up like an onion but fuck that I don't miss it at all. Plus all my friends come up with even more excuses and I have to lone wolf it.
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Too cold for me is anything below 45. Although I seem to get stuck in 40 degree weather from time to time cause my skate homies are stubborn and want to skate in some cold ass shit. I was raised skating in Hawaii and now live in Colorado and I hate the friggn' cold.
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Anything lower than 40, raised on SoCal so NorCal weather sucks and being too cold takes more time to warm up and I get unmotivated and just want to stay home
Also are we not pointing out that straight was mid call?
Duuuuuude c'mon. 40F is friggin' warm as shit when you're on the East Coast! T-shirt weather!
West Coast man, is this when we throw fades?
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Man y'all are some bitches
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Currently -27 where I am. I've skated flatground in -10ish but can't do it for long since everything tightens up
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I would skate in low single digit weather almost every day back when I still lived in the northeast. Every winter I’d swap vulcs for a cupsole, wear wool socks with a backup pair in my bag, and would rock underarmour tops and bottoms under my clothes. You’re fucked if you slam before you’re fully warmed up though. You can’t shake that pain away when it’s that cold
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Currently -27 where I am. I've skated flatground in -10ish but can't do it for long since everything tightens up
yep, -10 is about the magic number in canada. We bring lil propane torches to keep your trucks loose. hurts like fuck if you slam too, like 100 times worse than normal
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Ice cold! Alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright alright okay now ladies!
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Gotta tuck in the first layer and keep that body heat circulating.
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Once it hits about fifteen degrees things get pretty miserable. Not to derail the convo either, but I will say, investing in a proper set of baselayers and a windproof jacket will really help out whenever it's super cold outside. Most people who wear cotton--t-shirt, hoodie, longsleeve, whatever--next to their skin put themselves in a pretty crappy position as soon as they begin to sweat because that material soaks up moisture and keeps it close to your skin, which, in turn, makes you pretty damn cold. Add in a top layer that allows wind to penetrate, and you're basically screwed 'cause that cold air is going to push right through to your core, cool down that layer of sweat even more, and your body is pretty much robbed of any insulation it may have worked to create.
If yall have tips on making skating under 40 degrees less of a struggle, derail away...
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It was around 25 F with a decent amount of wind today. I just said fuck it and bundled up and was able to get a solid session at my local park. Just gotta keep skating around to stay warm.
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Once it hits about fifteen degrees things get pretty miserable. Not to derail the convo either, but I will say, investing in a proper set of baselayers and a windproof jacket will really help out whenever it's super cold outside. Most people who wear cotton--t-shirt, hoodie, longsleeve, whatever--next to their skin put themselves in a pretty crappy position as soon as they begin to sweat because that material soaks up moisture and keeps it close to your skin, which, in turn, makes you pretty damn cold. Add in a top layer that allows wind to penetrate, and you're basically screwed 'cause that cold air is going to push right through to your core, cool down that layer of sweat even more, and your body is pretty much robbed of any insulation it may have worked to create.
If yall have tips on making skating under 40 degrees less of a struggle, derail away...
Shouldn't be any sort of struggle. Beanie, long sleeve shirt, and you're good to go 35 and up, anything down to about 20 you'll need a sweater, and below that throw a windbreaker on over it
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Once it hits about fifteen degrees things get pretty miserable. Not to derail the convo either, but I will say, investing in a proper set of baselayers and a windproof jacket will really help out whenever it's super cold outside. Most people who wear cotton--t-shirt, hoodie, longsleeve, whatever--next to their skin put themselves in a pretty crappy position as soon as they begin to sweat because that material soaks up moisture and keeps it close to your skin, which, in turn, makes you pretty damn cold. Add in a top layer that allows wind to penetrate, and you're basically screwed 'cause that cold air is going to push right through to your core, cool down that layer of sweat even more, and your body is pretty much robbed of any insulation it may have worked to create.
If yall have tips on making skating under 40 degrees less of a struggle, derail away...
It's really all about moisture management because moisture and cold air don't mix well. Think about whenever you're in a hot shower and you're fine because there's fresh warm water running continually, but as soon as you step out and are exposed to cooler air with a a bit of water on your body, you're much colder. Also, certain fibers are a lot more effective at pulling moisture away from your body and onto the face of the fabric so that you remain dry and work to keep itself warm while your sweat is pushed forward and allowed to dry quickly off of the face of the fabric. Like I said, cotton is pretty crappy for managing moisture because it just retains your sweat and continually soaks it up and doesn't dry quickly at all. Merino wool and polyester are probably your best bet, with merino being better but more expensive. I use Patagonia's thermal weight baselayer because they're very lightweight and don't add unnecessary bulk to restrict your mobility when skating; they also have a ribbed fleece interior that pulls your sweat forward while the non-ribbed part adds some breathability. I guess the next step is something that can insulate. If it's not super cold, like ten to upper teens, a hoody and a sweatshirt or something like that will work just fine in combination with a windbreaker, and while it may be made from cotton, it's not as large a concern since it's not right at your body--still, however, it's best to avoid cotton whenever you can. If you're really dedicated and it's colder than that, I'd use a jacket with either down or synthetic insulation. Like the wool, down will be lighter but a bit more costly. Then last is a windbreaker so that cold air/wind doesn't penetrate all of the insulation your body has worked to create. Another key thing is to avoid cotton socks if you can. Socks are another time where merino wool prevails because you won't be faced with moisture being near your feet and having to worry about it cooling you down. My response is probably a bit lengthy and nerdy, but I spend a lot of time outside during the winter off of my skateboard and a lot of the same techniques cross over really well to cruising around on shitty days.
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If the sun is out, it's dry and your bushings aren't frozen then why not?
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Currently -27 where I am. I've skated flatground in -10ish but can't do it for long since everything tightens up
yep, -10 is about the magic number in canada. We bring lil propane torches to keep your trucks loose. hurts like fuck if you slam too, like 100 times worse than normal
slams are the worst in cold weather, also tend to crack my board way more.
me and friends will still bring rails and boxes to underground lots still.
A guy I grew up skating with and skate with still did this 2 winters ago, 360 flip in -30
http://www.instagram.com/p/BBs2cYGmCgS/?taken-by=double_0_levin
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7Ivr_v7Gl8
i still wonder how they made ice hubbas, and then skated those hubbas..
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whenever my dick shrivels up...like 10 F
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7Ivr_v7Gl8
i still wonder how they made ice hubbas, and then skated those hubbas..
Totally forgot about this. Front blunt/Kf Front blunt is absolutely fucked on that thing given how slippery it must be. RIP CJ btw
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I just checked the weather and this is what the prospects are for the next week and a half :-\
(https://preview.ibb.co/nf7ZKw/5_ED6_A81_E_556_E_45_C7_B62_C_F7_D1443992_D5.jpg) (https://ibb.co/iKVX6b)
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Why's the warmest day when it's snowing tho 😩
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When I was younger there was no temp limit, just whenever there was no snow/we found some shelter we would skate,coldest would have been -28C where my bushings froze and exploded. Nowadays if it’s under +10C I’d rather go some indoor park ;D I live in southern part of Finland.
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Currently -27 where I am. I've skated flatground in -10ish but can't do it for long since everything tightens up
yep, -10 is about the magic number in canada. We bring lil propane torches to keep your trucks loose. hurts like fuck if you slam too, like 100 times worse than normal
slams are the worst in cold weather, also tend to crack my board way more.
me and friends will still bring rails and boxes to underground lots still.
A guy I grew up skating with and skate with still did this 2 winters ago, 360 flip in -30
http://www.instagram.com/p/BBs2cYGmCgS/?taken-by=double_0_levin
Sick! You in winterpeg? I see ya rocking that green apple son! Respect
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It's too cold right now.
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I just checked the weather and this is what the prospects are for the next week and a half :-\
(https://preview.ibb.co/nf7ZKw/5_ED6_A81_E_556_E_45_C7_B62_C_F7_D1443992_D5.jpg) (https://ibb.co/iKVX6b)
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i live in nyc as well and have the whole week off, I unfortunately will not be leaving my apartment when it’s this cold
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I just checked the weather and this is what the prospects are for the next week and a half :-\
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Why's the warmest day when it's snowing tho 😩
It's always a bit warmer when it snows.
One thing is for sure, it's too cold for my water pipes, they froze this morning, and now I have to go down to the cellar and warm those fuckers up.
It's single digits here in WI all week. I have a little bank ramp and quarter pipe in a shed, and also recently got a pellet burning stove. It's just enough room to move around in, I'd suggest it as otherwise I'd be going crazy.
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Anything lower than 40, raised on SoCal so NorCal weather sucks and being too cold takes more time to warm up and I get unmotivated and just want to stay home
Also are we not pointing out that straight was mid call?
Duuuuuude c'mon. 40F is friggin' warm as shit when you're on the East Coast! T-shirt weather!
40 is decent but definitely not t-shirt weather haha
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It's not really the actual temperature that bothers me, its the fucking wind.
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the fucking icy, unwavering, skin-disintegrating, soul crushing wind.*
"it might as well just rain" - Mike Carrow
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Anything lower than 40, raised on SoCal so NorCal weather sucks and being too cold takes more time to warm up and I get unmotivated and just want to stay home
Also are we not pointing out that straight was mid call?
Duuuuuude c'mon. 40F is friggin' warm as shit when you're on the East Coast! T-shirt weather!
40 is decent but definitely not t-shirt weather haha
That's +4 Celsius, fuck yeah its t shirt weather, shorts even
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Currently -27 where I am. I've skated flatground in -10ish but can't do it for long since everything tightens up
yep, -10 is about the magic number in canada. We bring lil propane torches to keep your trucks loose. hurts like fuck if you slam too, like 100 times worse than normal
slams are the worst in cold weather, also tend to crack my board way more.
me and friends will still bring rails and boxes to underground lots still.
A guy I grew up skating with and skate with still did this 2 winters ago, 360 flip in -30
http://www.instagram.com/p/BBs2cYGmCgS/?taken-by=double_0_levin
Sick! You in winterpeg? I see ya rocking that green apple son! Respect
Yeah I try to back mike and the shop as much as possible, he introduced me to so many people who I now skate with and even though I'm not nearly as good as him or guys that skate for the shop, ill skate with them during the summer
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uniqlo heattech base layers and good gloves and you'll be good. the main thing that will stop me from going out is wind
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i live in socal.
summary: i'm a pussy
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uniqlo heattech base layers and good gloves and you'll be good. the main thing that will stop me from going out is wind
I second this. uniqlo heattech is great for the cold. when I lived in NYC I skated in 2 degree weather as long as it was dry. wearing a hat, hoodie and jacket is essential for me when I skate in the cold. once you get warmed up, it’s not bad. I mostly just cruise around when it’s cold. also, before you head out, it’s good to do some pre-skate warming up indoors - dynamic stretches and what not.
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Currently -27 where I am. I've skated flatground in -10ish but can't do it for long since everything tightens up
yep, -10 is about the magic number in canada. We bring lil propane torches to keep your trucks loose. hurts like fuck if you slam too, like 100 times worse than normal
slams are the worst in cold weather, also tend to crack my board way more.
me and friends will still bring rails and boxes to underground lots still.
A guy I grew up skating with and skate with still did this 2 winters ago, 360 flip in -30
http://www.instagram.com/p/BBs2cYGmCgS/?taken-by=double_0_levin
Sick! You in winterpeg? I see ya rocking that green apple son! Respect
Yeah I try to back mike and the shop as much as possible, he introduced me to so many people who I now skate with and even though I'm not nearly as good as him or guys that skate for the shop, ill skate with them during the summer
Chances are I've skated with you then. If not, I'll see you this summer. And Mike is an awesome dood, and green apple is awesome too
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I just checked the weather and this is what the prospects are for the next week and a half :-\
(https://preview.ibb.co/nf7ZKw/5_ED6_A81_E_556_E_45_C7_B62_C_F7_D1443992_D5.jpg) (https://ibb.co/iKVX6b)
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A whole week of masturbation? I believe in you.
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Florida boy= 50F for the motorcycle, 45F for skating..
Bushings freezing up? You know you guys don't have to live like that? They haven't closed the borders just yet..
"I'm going to take a hot bath, I'm getting cold just thinking about all this ICE."
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apparently 25F is too cold here. We waxed a new ledge and ran a little contest on Insta to give away a board, and not a single person has posted a clip yet hahahaha now i'm sad :( :( :(
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Now that I'm in my 40's, 30*F or so will make me not even think about going skating. Usually ice and snow is a bigger deterrent than temp. In my 20's though it was very common to find a parking garage, sweep it out and session with friends until 1:00-2:00 in the morning regardless of temperature. You'd start off bundled up and and freezing. But after a while, you would get hot and it was down to t-shirts and pants. Steam billowing off of every inch of exposed skin. Have some great memories of those sessions because I think everyone that was there was focused because of the conditions we were dealing with. Anyway, to answer the op's question... 30*s turns me into a chump these days.
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went skating downtown kc solo tonight.
25 and wet ground was icy for the most part fun as fuck though
could of went to the indoor but theres too many coolguys there. Any colder then 15 degrees and my bushings are frozen solid
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when the vx starts glitchin
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below 30 degrees f is where I cut it off unless there no wind then I could go a couple degrees colder
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It was 70F today in Orange,CA and I saw a dude in a trench coat and beanie that wasn't a burglar or homeless. Go figure.
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anybody have good tips for skating in the cold, mainly dealing with hard bushings
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I mean people skated love in sub 20 degree weather
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I remember shoveling snow n skating in -25 -30 in Calgary when Mills first opened. Dillz was out there shoveling with me , my favorite Calgary loc.
Now I stop at -10.
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I guess a other question is
How smoky is too smoky?
With the current state of California up in a blaze. Where do you stop at air quality. Last two days was awful, today the visabilty is a bit better. Is it less healthy getting exercise?
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I live in Brazil, so it never gets too cold to skate. Lowest in my city is 16ºC, which is still pretty skateable.
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I live in Switzerland where it can get pretty cold between December and March.
I'm 36 and can't be bothered skating outside if it's 0 Celsius or colder anymore.
Luckily, there's an indoor park close to mine. It's not heated but we can usually skate there comfortably. Last winter, I couldn't skate one day as my bushings froze but otherwise it was fine.
Pic of the fantastic skatepark I grew up skating, about 16 or 17 years ago:
https://www.instagram.com/p/TPRngWmcdB/
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ICECOLD!
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the colder the better, cold, crisp fresh air cleansing my lungs off that putrid summer air
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I've been out surfing in minus 12 celcius with 0 celcius water temp. - More than a couple of times. If the sets aren't too spaced apart it works but if you have to wait long for set waves it doesn't fly to good. -im over the super cold shit now tho. fuck it.
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Any temp below 55F (13C) and I’m over it. I’ve been wanting to move where I can skate all year round and the temp doesn’t get any lower than that, within The States. If anyone has any recommendations I’d appreciate it.
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Below 45 and it sucks. We used to film and make montages and stuff. I have no idea how looking back.
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20 degrees is the cut off for a full session, any colder and you end up sitting in the car with the bushings near the defrost every 30 minutes or so. This is with little wind chill though, if the wind picks up its really fucked.
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Any temp below 55F (13C) and I’m over it. I’ve been wanting to move where I can skate all year round and the temp doesn’t get any lower than that, within The States. If anyone has any recommendations I’d appreciate it.
13 c ? - wtf?
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Any temp below 55F (13C) and I’m over it. I’ve been wanting to move where I can skate all year round and the temp doesn’t get any lower than that, within The States. If anyone has any recommendations I’d appreciate it.
diocletian on reptilian confirmed
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One of the best sessions I've ever had was in the middle of a light snowfall at night when my highschool buddy got out of juvenile and wanted to skate..we hit the school parking lot; double sided curbs, curb cuts and a small stair set. However that was in the 90s. I'm now in my 40s and went skating on my street today after getting the snow tires out of storage (about 2 C) and after 5 minutes I was a snot encrusted old man with bad knees. So I'll say sunny and 10 C or I'm drinking beer inside.
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Any temp below 55F (13C) and I’m over it. I’ve been wanting to move where I can skate all year round and the temp doesn’t get any lower than that, within The States. If anyone has any recommendations I’d appreciate it.
Yep. Been surrounded by 4 seasons my whole life and I barely tolerate the winter.
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Any temp below 55F (13C) and I’m over it. I’ve been wanting to move where I can skate all year round and the temp doesn’t get any lower than that, within The States. If anyone has any recommendations I’d appreciate it.
Yep. Been surrounded by 4 seasons my whole life and I barely tolerate the winter.
me too and I barely tolerate their breakfast buffet
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Any temp below 55F (13C) and I’m over it. I’ve been wanting to move where I can skate all year round and the temp doesn’t get any lower than that, within The States. If anyone has any recommendations I’d appreciate it.
Yep. Been surrounded by 4 seasons my whole life and I barely tolerate the winter.
me too and I barely tolerate their breakfast buffet
Ppffffffftt :)
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I live in Brazil, so it never gets too cold to skate. Lowest in my city is 16ºC, which is still pretty skateable.
Not trying to make this a reverse dick-measuring contest -- you know what the cold does to one's private parts -- but I've skated in the Mantiqueira and it can get pretty cold in my town, for BR standards. Like below 10c, which is nothing and totally manageable with some minor layering... but a great excuse to just stay home instead of making the most of the "jacket weather". And then complain once the rainy season starts come october... risos risos.
That's probably because of the height, when I lived near Cantareira's Ridge it was obviously colder than the neighborhood I currently live, even it is in the same town. Also, fucking classic nickname.
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i actually dont mind skating in the cold except for hard bushings
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Gosha ripping during a Moscow winter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOqIHExaxhY
I can manage the cold as long as I have a place that is sheltered from the wind. My favorite winter skate sessions were at an unheated warehouse in a super cold city. The first half hour sucked because I had to wear my heavy jacket and two sweatshirts, but after that the layers came off and it was a blast. It was way more fun than the local indoor park.
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Gosha ripping during a Moscow winter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOqIHExaxhY
I can manage the cold as long as I have a place that is sheltered from the wind. My favorite winter skate sessions were at an unheated warehouse in a super cold city. The first half hour sucked because I had to wear my heavy jacket and two sweatshirts, but after that the layers came off and it was a blast. It was way more fun than the local indoor park.
That part is insane. Thanks for sharing, never seen that
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long johns + corduroy pants keeps your legs warm if you keep moving around. ~40°F is about the cutoff for me depending on the wind. wind sucks.
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Below 0 degrees Celsius I draw the line and go snowboarding instead.
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ive skated parks at negative numbers in the winter causing fucking ice patches to form that wasnt fun
as long as it's sheltered from bittery winter winds it's not too bad, just get ya layers up
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As long as the ground is dry and it isn't snowing. I'll skate in whatever temp.
Slamming in the cold really seems to suck more though.
Coldest I've skated was -20C. The miniramp had a roof but no walls. Chilly but worth every second.
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Hey did you guys know that wearing multiple layers of clothing helps keep you warm
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Hey did you guys know that wearing multiple layers of clothing helps keep you warm
and you can get certain layers besides Spitfire hoodies and walmart chinos that are purposed for warmth
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In the winter we usually end up skating in big parking garages so being somewhat indoors keeps things tolerable. I remember one time when we were skating a park in the winter, everyone had water bottles sitting on a ledge and they all froze
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when your dick shrivels
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-10 celsius. Anything below it's hard to breathe and you are just never warm. Living in Canada if it's dry I will skate in any temperature above that.
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-10 celsius. Anything below it's hard to breathe and you are just never warm. Living in Canada if it's dry I will skate in any temperature above that.
When did you start speaking normally? You allright?
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-10 celsius. Anything below it's hard to breathe and you are just never warm. Living in Canada if it's dry I will skate in any temperature above that.
When did you start speaking normally? You allright?
What does that mean. You mean my spelling? Some word combos just flow really well for me
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I thought my complements were for the greater good
But people seem to think im being sarcastic and I start to wonder if it's worse if people are thinking they aren't genuine. Alot of walls up. Im unsure what's best to do
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Im from the Northwest Territories, Canada. Basically arctic/ sub-arctic, light out all day in the summer, but Ive also grown up with 8 month winters and didnt have an indoor place till I was 15/ 16 that was open once a week. Plug your car in in the winter, 4 hours of sunlight in the winter, -40 celsius is normal, ive worked outside in -60C. That being said when I was younger I skated in -10C but now my body wouldnt let me do that.
Long Underwear saves lives.
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the cold hurts my bones, anything below 38F is too cold
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Im from the Northwest Territories, Canada. Basically arctic/ sub-arctic, light out all day in the summer, but Ive also grown up with 8 month winters and didnt have an indoor place till I was 15/ 16 that was open once a week. Plug your car in in the winter, 4 hours of sunlight in the winter, -40 celsius is normal, ive worked outside in -60C. That being said when I was younger I skated in -10C but now my body wouldnt let me do that.
Long Underwear saves lives.
Where are you? Im in Inuvik alot. The nova Inn is lit
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When it gets to the 20's, I tap out
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Im from the Northwest Territories, Canada. Basically arctic/ sub-arctic, light out all day in the summer, but Ive also grown up with 8 month winters and didnt have an indoor place till I was 15/ 16 that was open once a week. Plug your car in in the winter, 4 hours of sunlight in the winter, -40 celsius is normal, ive worked outside in -60C. That being said when I was younger I skated in -10C but now my body wouldnt let me do that.
Long Underwear saves lives.
ehhhh nah Yellowknife, the "big city" Inuvik is tough shit though, my homie used to ship weed up there in diaper boxes for big dollars
You a trades contractor up there?
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Lot of fucking canadians on slap there bud. Anything under freezing im watching the leafs in the heat.
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the cold hurts my bones, anything below 38F is too cold
hahaha jesus christ that avatar pic! That fuckin guy got SMOKED!
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Brisk windy 50degrees F today and reminded me I need to wear a beanie.
Whos gearing up for fall/winter skating?
Winter board setups?
bigger wheels?
Harder bushings? Softer bushings?
Grippier grip?
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About 20F is my limit.
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Not doing the winter thing this year. Just go indoors.
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Brisk windy 50degrees F today and reminded me I need to wear a beanie.
Whos gearing up for fall/winter skating?
Winter board setups?
bigger wheels?
Harder bushings? Softer bushings?
Grippier grip?
Same board, more clothes.
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Found a pair of skytops cheap for this winter
A size bigger so it's hella sock time opportunity
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Went double pants, double sweater last year. But I might go for some thermal gear this year. Fuck the cold man.
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Too early in the season to bump this thread. This is prime skating weather, minus the rain this week. I’m not ready to think about true cold and dark yet :'(
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Went double pants, double sweater last year. But I might go for some thermal gear this year. Fuck the cold man.
I have some thermal shit left over from when I was out there tryna be a courier but I can't fucking find it now. Knowing my luck my ex's current dude is probably wearing it while they are out there doing delightfully bland chill yuppie shit.
Who am I kidding. That guy totally owns way more expensive thermal underclothrings
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i rely on the winter season up here in canada to save my health/ right calf
i'll swim and skate twice a month at the indoor
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I kind of like skating in the cold. I've posted this a bunch because this thread comes up every once in awhile, but this is me skating in 24 Degrees Fahrenheit. I guess, I'd draw the like at single digit Fahrenheit. I'm also skating my curiser board in this because it was really windy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJ6_H4hW3zM
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Maryland is unpredictable, sometimes we go an entire winter with no snow and temps always above 0F, sometimes we have 4 feet of snow and temps below 0F for a week straight. Really just depends on moisture. Long johns help a lot though. And winter means more clothes = more padding.
Fuck wind though. I am really tall and really light, so I get carried away by it.
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For you to go skate? Do you have a degree cut off?
I'm 33 if the temperature drops below my age I stay in.
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Shameless plug - we made a video of winter skating in '18 & '19.
http://youtu.be/H6xOw7nuDmI
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anything lower then 50 and I am over it, I love the cold but as far as freezing nawww I am good.
Floriduh it gets stupid hot and not comfortable hot just balls sticking to your legs hot, I have to take a break halfway though a session to deal with this shit.
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I snowboard so it doesn't make much difference to me. Long john underwear and gloves are all you need.
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Shameless plug - we made a video of winter skating in '18 & '19.
http://youtu.be/H6xOw7nuDmI
I want to skate with you guys. Always filming it's awesome.
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Who was that russian dude who filmed video part in winter? Absolute madman.
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Shameless plug - we made a video of winter skating in '18 & '19.
Base Layer
;D it was definitely a struggle. Come through Detroit sometime!
Who was that russian dude who filmed video part in winter? Absolute madman.
This dude! I had a little bit of contact with him while making the aforementioned. The coldest it really got was around 20f with windchill making it feel colder (the ender trick session - we could literally hear and feel the VX working overtime) so I can only imagine how -20 or whatever felt.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOqIHExaxhY
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^I forgot about that, so fucked. Fuck wax, bring salt.
At what point are boards effected by the cold? A humid day makes the deck feel a bit soggy, would the cold make it more brittle?
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temps supposed to be high of 70 tomorrow, then 68 on wednesday before dropping to 19 wednesday night with Snow coming in 2-12" forecasted for thursday and a high of 30, low of 5. Looks like we'll warm back up into the 50's on Sunday but damn thats going to put a damper on our fall skating. We'll be shoveling out the skatepark so it can dry up and we can skate for mid october, but after that our skatepark might be buried for the winter until about april/may
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Was originally editing for more self felatio but I didn't beat Dan to the punch.
Here's some stuff I shot last winter. Last one is my fat, sub-sub-par ass.
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It sucks and most of us agree we lost tricks last winter. You just gotta wanna do it. Have two setups - one you can trash (because salt and snow and ice WILL trash your board) and one for the indoor.
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I absolutely hate cold weather, which makes me wonder why the fuck I continue to live in the Northeast.....
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anything lower then 50 and I am over it, I love the cold but as far as freezing nawww I am good.
Floriduh it gets stupid hot and not comfortable hot just balls sticking to your legs hot, I have to take a break halfway though a session to deal with this shit.
lmao
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For you to go skate? Do you have a degree cut off?
I'm 33 if the temperature drops below my age I stay in.
That's a good rule of thumb :D
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Its never too cold to skate. I always enjoyed skating in the winter because there’s generally less kooks at the park.
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When my boxers freeze to my ass from swamp ass.
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Its never too cold to skate. I always enjoyed skating in the winter because there’s generally less kooks at the park.
also less people on the streets and with more clothes on you could take a few more slams. ;D
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Its never too cold to skate. I always enjoyed skating in the winter because there’s generally less kooks at the park.
also less people on the streets and with more clothes on you could take a few more slams. ;D
I always end up in short sleeves in the winter. Can't skate in layers
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Generally anything where it's close to freezing. I'm a big pussy when it comes to the cold.
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Im ready for it its been a hot humid summer. I can skate in some cold ass weather like 5 degrees and I will still sweat.
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Never too cold, just too wet
We'd shovel spots, salt them and come sweep the next day.
Windchill is the fucking killer.
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11°C (52°F) or below is not enjoyable. I’ll take brutally humid/hot any day.
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11°C (52°F) or below is not enjoyable. I’ll take brutally humid/hot any day.
humidity just drains me so much, in saying that i agree but i cant last long when its super humid
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Bulls still come out when it's 10oF in Philly
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As long as it’s not snowing/raining and relatively dry I’ll skate all year. Bundle up initially but after about 30 minutes I’m good in jeans and a hoodie as long as it’s not ludicrously Co ld
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Damn multiple people in here callin it quits at 50 degrees? Where the hell are yall from? I hate the cold too, a lot, but I hate getting rusty and losing tricks more.
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Bulls still come out when it's 10oF in Philly
Salute god, I've been out skating when it's that cold. That said, I dunno if a Detroit 10o is that much different than a Philly 10o though but shit is far too gnarly if there's a slight breeze....
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5C / 40F is probably the comfort limit these days.
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As long as the wind isn't super gnarly, shit isn't all frosty and I can get warmed up I'd say between 10* and 15* fahrenheit but I'm from Michigan and my idea of cold is probably fucked compared to most people.
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I don't skate in any temp below my age
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Anything lower than 45F and I'm going to an indoor park. I'm from Texas. We suck at being cold.
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Unless your bushings freeze up or it's snowing theres no real excuse.If you can't skate you're not skating hard enough.
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Unless your bushings freeze up or it's snowing theres no real excuse.If you can't skate you're not skating hard enough.
There’s nothing more uncomfortable than having soaked sweaty clothes in freezing ass weather from skating hard. No thank you.
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Single digits is when I just do flatground in the garage.
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Anything below 30 and I'm done. We have a great indoor (Olliewood Action Sports)
here and Chestnut Mountain and Sundown Mountain 20 minutes away. If its cold I'm Snowboarding or skating warm indoor wood ramps.
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Just as long as it doesn’t snow, then I’m fine, I live in a state where it’s usually hot so I will not complain at all if it’s cold
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Yesterday was probably too cold, I think it was single digits here. Today is sunny and back in the 30s so I'm going out.
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This is my first NY winter where I am not skating as much... I want to blame it on the cold weather or that I hate when my bushings get cold.. but the truth is I am just working too much and don't have the drive to skate when I am burnt out
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i snow skate in -35 it really aint shit if you know how to dress
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I won’t skate below my age. I’m 36. Which 36 ain’t bad. But I set that rule in my 30s. And I keep it every year.
My girlfriend may need to relocate to be near Virginia in the next 3-5 years so we been looking around New Hampshire. For places and I don’t know how I’m gonna survive. I’m from the Midwest and I assume the winters there will be worse.
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< 1°C and i am out. everything >= 1°C is a go.
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If it’s below 40 I don’t skate. I can’t have fun.
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personally, the wind is more of a pain in the ass to me than the actual cold. it can be like 10 degrees and windy as fuck and its worse than -20 with no wind
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personally, the wind is more of a pain in the ass to me than the actual cold. it can be like 10 degrees and windy as fuck and its worse than -20 with no wind
Very true. I'm in Minneapolis and it gets brutally cold. I've always applied the theory of skating my age to what the temp is. So when I was 16 I would still go out in 16 degree weather to skate. Now in my 40s the same rule is in effect.
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5C / 40F is probably the comfort limit these days.
Yeah, this is probably where I'm at as well. Maybe bump that up to 8 C / 46 F. Last year we had an exceptionally warm March and I was skating in close to freezing temps, which I believe helped irritate a nerve in my left leg. So I've got to be more discerning about the cold from now on.
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Have you seen the indoor parks in Europe?! Why aren’t there a few up and down the east coast?
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I'm in Philadelphia and I skate every day,lately I've got the ridiculous red long johns with the button buttflap for a base layer, but the most important pieces of winter skate gear is a ninja mask and gloves
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I can bundle up and deal with it in the 30's generally. I've done mid 20's when I'm really itchin' but that's pushing it. It's been freezing here lately so when I stepped outside this morning and it was about 34 degress Fahrenheit it actually felt pretty nice in comparison.
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personally, the wind is more of a pain in the ass to me than the actual cold. it can be like 10 degrees and windy as fuck and its worse than -20 with no wind
real
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Don't know if it's just me getting old but this winter in particular is one of the harshest I've seen here. Super dry cold and at the same time still penetrates your bones, think countryside style. I always absolutely adored winter for skating though (fall being my favorite season), and I love layering up. Battling heat into your legs with every push all the while engulfed in two pairs of pants, long sleeve shirt under a couple of hoodies if necessary and then a jacket, scarf. I was never one to care about looks, I just want to feel like I'm in a blanket whilst skating at this point - softens slams too. People have given me shit before because even in the summer I'll be wearing long sleeves and hoodies (I've skated in Rio de Janeiro in long sleeves) but I'll gladly roll with that because either way I'm going to keep doing it.
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I'm in Philadelphia and I skate every day,lately I've got the ridiculous red long johns with the button buttflap for a base layer, but the most important pieces of winter skate gear is a ninja mask and gloves
idk how ya'll are out at rizzo and muni in the 20s w wind :'(
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It was 22 degrees yesterday when I went to the DIY. I work on a loading dock so I have cold weather gear which helps.
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personally, the wind is more of a pain in the ass to me than the actual cold. it can be like 10 degrees and windy as fuck and its worse than -20 with no wind
This.
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It was damp and 3°C here on my lunch tried to skate a curb for like 3 minutes. Didn't even warm up and said screw it. The damp kills me. I'd rather -3°C at least then it's dry.
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when your eyes keep on tearing up so you can't see
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Like others have said, the wind makes it suck worse than cold. 30 is my cutoff but it has to be somewhat calm. Thermals underneath the regular gear. Dress in layers. Coffee is your friend. Oh, and a good pair of gloves.
I tried 29 degrees and wind the other day and it was a five minute sesh of misery. Hence the 30 degree cutoff.
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https://youtu.be/Jqj8_NKtnFU (https://youtu.be/Jqj8_NKtnFU)
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https://youtu.be/Jqj8_NKtnFU (https://youtu.be/Jqj8_NKtnFU)
lol
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Being spoiled by Florida. Like 40 degrees. Don't recall experiencing lower than that here but I stacked some good street clips a few nights in the 40s
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idk how ya'll are out at rizzo and muni in the 20s w wind :'(
[/quote]. Oh I'm not piddling around Rizzo,I'm blasting the cruiser through the hood to 711 for coffee, or to and from the El to work.still skating everyday, but in a more "I need to keep pushing to stay warm" kinda way than working on 2push Ollie slide tricks
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I don't mind the cold as long as I'm dressed for it, but lately it's been very misty here. I was wondering if skating in light mist would waterlog my deck and destroy my bushings. Anyone got any experience skating in slightly foggy conditions?
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I know this isnt the gear thread but under armour gloves are worth it. Slim and warm, use to use them for my winter bike rides and now they come on the sesh with me
that being said 27 degrees Fahrenheit is where I usually draw the line
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idk how ya'll are out at rizzo and muni in the 20s w wind :'(
. Oh I'm not piddling around Rizzo,I'm blasting the cruiser through the hood to 711 for coffee, or to and from the El to work.still skating everyday, but in a more "I need to keep pushing to stay warm" kinda way than working on 2push Ollie slide tricks
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woah dude i love blasting the cruiser through the hood. so urban
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Oh I'm not piddling around Rizzo,I'm blasting the cruiser through the hood to 711 for coffee, or to and from the El to work.still skating everyday, but in a more "I need to keep pushing to stay warm" kinda way than working on 2push Ollie slide tricks
i feel that, last night i pushed around for an hour or so since it wasn't that cold. also idk if you know but zembo has a VERY warm indoor park
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I don't mind the cold as long as I'm dressed for it, but lately it's been very misty here. I was wondering if skating in light mist would waterlog my deck and destroy my bushings. Anyone got any experience skating in slightly foggy conditions?
The other sunday, everything was wet and it was 9°C (48°F). I am trying to break in the Indy aftermarket 92 barrel bushings.
Landed a heelflip a bit off center and my bushings got stuck in that crooked position. It felt like a broken kingpin to me, checked everything. Nothing is broken, just that it feels really weird on my board now.
Maybe 92d bushings are too hard for colder temperatures? Will try again this weekend. If it still feels weird, I will put the 90d bottom bushings back in.
Thanks for listening to this episode of bushing madness.
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I just checked the weather and this is what the prospects are for the next week and a half :-\
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I was like that looks amazing. Then realized my Canadian brain is conditioned to read everything in celsius and there was snow showing.
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Central midwest here - just went out on my lunch break, it's about 38F with ample sun. Felt great by the end of my 30 min session, decent sweat going and popping some solid ollies.
Yesterday was actually colder despite it being warmer out, about 44F. I even saw another skater in my apartment complex when I went for a walk after work so I felt some solidarity haha. As others have said, the breeze/wind will absolutely ruin the fun! It sucks tearing up while trying to skate, or sniffling like crazy.
My limit is about 35F depending on the sun and wind. I don't usually go to parks in the winter unless it's 45F or warmer. Not visiting the indoor park lately bc of COVID raging. My limit is pretty low bc I'm a lazy 28 year old, but I do get cooped up and want to skate as much as possible. Grateful for the past two days being warm enough.
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Anything below 40 I'm probably not going to skate unless the sun's out and there's a good sesh happening.
I used to skate no matter the temp but at 29 I just don't care. I also despise the cold with every fiber of my being
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPGeK6t8160
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Oh I'm not piddling around Rizzo,I'm blasting the cruiser through the hood to 711 for coffee, or to and from the El to work.still skating everyday, but in a more "I need to keep pushing to stay warm" kinda way than working on 2push Ollie slide tricks
Hey Pinkgravy, can you blast your cruiser through my hood?
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I skated in -27C (-16F) yesterday. There's hardly any snow so some of the parks are partially skateable. The biggest problems were my toes and face freezing. I did 3 half hour sessions with 10 minute breaks in the car to warm up.
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Skated in 15° F yesterday for 45 mins. Layers boys.
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I'm in Philadelphia and I skate every day,lately I've got the ridiculous red long johns with the button buttflap for a base layer, but the most important pieces of winter skate gear is a ninja mask and gloves
I been bitching this year so far but I'm bout to be back in the game. It's been cold but it still ain't Last Days of Love cold...
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I skated in -27C (-16F) yesterday. There's hardly any snow so some of the parks are partially skateable. The biggest problems were my toes and face freezing. I did 3 half hour sessions with 10 minute breaks in the car to warm up.
We have a winner!
Also loling at the Darkthrone video, thanks for the memories.
I honestly prefer a dry freezing day around 0 to -5°C to a wet one at +5° C. But a serious session is not happening then, just a quick cruise to stay sane. Maybe some mini miniramp action. Can't stand skating in longjohns, also.
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30 is my cutoff but it has to be somewhat calm.
pretty much this for me too
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just get a balaclava and ur good
tuck your track pants into your high tops
wear mitts for sure
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Preferably nothing under the upper 30s. Once it gets below that I have a hard time warming up. If it’s in the upper 30s or above though I usually just have to move around for like ten minutes or so and I’ll warm up. I warm up pretty easily, to where I’ll be skating in like 37 degree weather in like a t-shirt eventually. Once I stop and rest for like a few minutes though I’m right back to freezing and need to rewarm up again, so the secret is never stopping moving until you’re done with the sesh.
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Anything below 0 degrees centigrade for me is generally a no go, takes forever to warm up and it's way too easy to pull or strain something.
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Single digits this week.
Too cold to go out
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its not about temperature its about if the park or spot is covered in 50 cm of snow
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Never too cold lol
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under 60 degrees. fk how you feel. lol
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I think it was about 16 on yesterday’s am session. Only thing that really bothered me at first was my hands.
So the answer here is that it’s never too cold if you really want to skate.
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Below like 30 wind and I'm out unless it's one of those rare blue sky sunny days with no wind where 20 feels warm.
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I don't really think it is the temperature so much. I'll go almost no matter how cold it gets, but when the wind is blowing and it is cold, that is when it stops being fun.
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once the bushings freeze im over it