stackyFACTSThe transition from floating above a snowy mountain to forcefully gliding off a tiny ramp is pure chaos. You try to look like an elegant winter athlete but mostly resemble a panicking flailing penguin. Taking down the strangers next to you is an accepted part of the winter experience.
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They neither hover nor function as boards, but they do excel at randomly catching fire and launching unprepared teenagers into drywall.
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