Difference between revisions of "Snowboard"
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| − | A [[Snowboard]] allows a person to progress across snow by slipping on its surface faster than on foot and having to push through it. In form it is a single large board with both | + | A [[Snowboard]] allows a person to progress across snow by slipping on its surface faster than on foot and having to push through it. In form it is a single large board with both feet rigidly attached to the surface. Downhill, the speed can reach 30-70kph in the hands of an experienced skier on a prepared surface. A snowboard does not include Ski Poles for propulsion and thus can only be used in a limited fashion for flat country movement. |
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Latest revision as of 20:08, 11 July 2020
| Snowboard | |
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| Type | Personal mobility |
| Tech Level | TL–0 |
| Cost | Cr30 |
| Size | 4 liter (1m long) |
| Weight | 3 kg |
A Snowboard allows a person to progress across snow by slipping on its surface faster than on foot and having to push through it. In form it is a single large board with both feet rigidly attached to the surface. Downhill, the speed can reach 30-70kph in the hands of an experienced skier on a prepared surface. A snowboard does not include Ski Poles for propulsion and thus can only be used in a limited fashion for flat country movement.
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