temperature....

[lazedout]

Hey everyone.

I live in canada, and as most of you probably know its cold at this time of year. What i want to know is at what temperature the board begins to be affected. I here that cold temperature makes it easier to snap decks. What is the lowest temperature a deck should be skated at without risk of easy snapage?

Thanks in advance.

[B&C]

umm i didnt know that boards will have an easier time snapping in the cold so cant help u soz

[KTWO]

uhh, they arent effected unless they are outside below freezing 32f for a while. like if you went out to skate in 20 degree weather, you would probably be fine. but if you left it out over night below 30, it might affect it.

[lazedout]

I heard that if you skate in cold weather the board loses its moisture and loses its flex therefore making it weaker. I am not talking about 20, im talking about -1 to like -12

[rock-adio]

Man I also live in Canada and Iv skated in a good -17C with windchill and my board never snapped. It would have to be left out a pretty long time for it to effect the wood, so dont worry about it.

[EnjoiRider25]

yeah if its hella cold the boards plys began to morph and become dry and weak but it has to be pretty fucking cold for that to happen i sakte in 20 degrees sometimes and its fine

[User Name:]

dik i meen does a tree fall over because its cold, its water or anythign so its not ganna freeze, maybe if you skated in -30 F then the trucks would break and the board would crack but idk from expierience

[tweaked]

just make sure its been inside warming up before you go skate, and dont stay out for too long

[SkaterFreak]

lol if its cold enough, like below zero, put it in the microwave, lol. if you have a microwave big enough..jk. please dont do that.lol the rdiation would prolly cause some unknown morphing condition thing