@HanahsDax ouch!

@HanahsDax i've actually been there for a snowboarding trip once. i dream of going again. it was a perfect trip.

@HanahsDax omg, LOVE Telluride. great stuff -- i'm learning some things just by watching you. : )

@HanahsDax oh, thanks for the input. i was just speculating. not sure i'm actually going to try it. there are different heights/types of pads, so i thought it might be worth exploring.

i know that people have had some issues with the footpad sensors on their various OW models, and some have put various things like felt furniture dots on their pads which seems to help. as i was on the slopes this weekend it occurred to me that maybe a traditional snowboard stomp pad might also accomplish this, too -- what do you all think? could cutting a lower-profile stomp pad in half and putting in on each side of your sensors accomplish this while also giving you something that looks good? or do you think most stomp pads are too rough/tall/high profile for long-term comfort while riding?

@McFloaty really REALLY digging those maroon Vans!

@OneDan said in Complete shut down at 15% Battery?:

Don't forget, when it's colder you'll see significantly lower range.

this is the truth -- once it hit the 30s and 40s here, i noticed a significant drop in my battery life.

@HanahsDax i can ride switch well enough on my snowboard (still not super great at turns, but straights are fine), so i'm hoping that will help on the Pint. we shall see! i'll definitely wear pads and a helmet.

@HanahsDax wow - that looks fun. i'd be happy to be able to do a 180. but first i gotta learn to ride fakey, i guess. : )

@Mark-Vlogs doesn't it? and compared to the hydro-dipping thing, seems ridiculously easy. i just need $140, haha. or maybe i will search for a cheaper competitor.