bodyboard in the snow?

have you? i was just curious if it's rideable in the snow.

Yes. Slower than a saucer or sled, but still fun.
http://www.opihi.com/sponge/temp/snow1.jpg http://www.opihi.com/sponge/temp/snow2.jpg http://www.opihi.com/sponge/temp/snow3.jpg

'Neal, plagerized one of MrsFoon's quotes about me saying:

Three of the most exquisitely depressing shots I've seen this year. That last one proves our own Sponge has nads of steel, but I detect that's an 'I'm dying here' smile.

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I mean this with all love and resect Neal,

But seeing a Japanese guy standing on a hill posed like that, in a skin-tight outfit of black and orange, a funny thought crossed my mind....

ULTRAMAN!!!!!

lol

thanks for the info and the visuals.

<<lloyd Pollock >>

<<have you? i was just curious if it's rideable in the snow.

Now there's something I never thought of before...pretty funny.

ROTFL!!!

I actually had a blast playing in the snow (snow1.jpg). Put on my 3 mil suit, hood, ski gloves and shoes and just flopped around in the snow (25 inches fell that day). It was so fun, frolicking around in the deep stuff. Suit kept me nice and toasty too.

sponge (a Kikaida fanatic!)

I lasted less than a half-hour in the water. I only had standard paddling glove (ie no insulation whatsoever).

Think the sign in snow3.jpg said, 'No surfing

BWAHAHAHAH!!

<<I actually had a blast playing in the snow (snow1.jpg). Put on my 3 mil suit, hood, ski gloves and shoes and just flopped around in the snow (25 inches fell that day). It was so fun, frolicking around in the deep stuff. Suit kept me nice and toasty too.>>

I've always wondered if all this gear could cross-pollinate so to speak. Have tons of it, warm water, cold water, frozen water....Would save a lot of $, one suit for everything!