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Uploaded by on Apr 16, 2009

So now we have skis named "Afterbang", sweet.

The fact that skiers (well some) think that afterbang is something positive is very amusing.
To quote a skier named Alex Martini:
" - Afterbang is basically when youre conscious of how you look when youre landing."
Read his entire interview on and about afterbangs here:
http://www.newschoolers.com/web/content/news/news_id/2096
Or click this for a pic of him + quote:
http://tiny.cc/EunTV

More skiers debating afterbangs:
http://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/365227

http://www.freeride.se/forum/thread.php?t=54166
- "Skiers not only have the misfortune of inheriting snowboarding's worst modes of dress, we also get its second-hand terminology. For instance, whereas "tindy" is an old school snowboard grab that is neither tail nor indy, it has become skiing's "cool new grab", where it is similarly grabbed half-assed. Perhaps the greatest misappropriation of a snowboard term is freeskiing's love of the word "afterbang". Popularized when Robot Food dropped their 2002 freshman film, Afterbang, the term connotes an effort to make a sketchy trick look better by forcefully puffing one's chest after landing. The greater ski community never received that memo however, and six years later we have successfully changed the word-meaning "whipped cream on crap" to "the icing on the cake". Skiers everywhere are now thrusting out their hips and arching their backs while trying to appear relaxed as they ride away from a trick — two ideas which are as counterintuitive as they sound. On top of all this, the Tall Tee and "afterbang" movements have unified their fronts. Literally. Between rail features, groups of skiers often "afterbang" by forming a slope-descending circle and grabbing onto each other's garments — all with the intent of properly stretching out their Tall Tees. Really. "

And the graphics for these skis? Done by Jim Phillips!
My Santa Cruz skateboards just got a little less desirable.

The fact that there´s a ski out there as well as a Ryan Smith shoe with Jim Phillips graphics is funny.

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  • Why the fuck is she reporting this from a bowling alley?

  • this lady has no idea what shes talking about. Last time I checked pros didnt ride stiff long pointy skis.

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  • that shits for fags

  • why...just why do they have to talk about afterbang when they dont even know what it means. tall tee movement? what the fuck its called newschool.

  • sick! thanks for posting up Pierre.

  • does the paint stand along ( does it come off)?

  • Hasty generalizations?

    How so?

  • If you only knew what Afterbang is.

  • ya what a bitch

  • maybe your just way better than me, but for me these skis were easy to scratch just because there basicly wood.

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