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ωραια ηταν το Σαββατο κοσμο καθολου καλα περασαμε και ενα βιντεακι δυστυχώς δεν μπορεσα να το ανεβασω κατευθείαν http://www.snowtube.gr/play.php?vid=123

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υπαρχει εκπτωση 20% δειτε την ανακοινωση

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οχι θα ειμαστε πολλοι ελατε μια χαρα ειναι

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απο το site της K2 On March 26, 2009, Shane McConkey died in a ski BASE jumping accident in the Italian Dolomites. We are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of our fellow K2 family member and offer our heartfelt condolences to his wife Sherry, daughter Ayla and the members of his immediate and extended family around the wintersports world. In countless ways, Shane defined our sport representing both the limits for which it can be pushed, as well as the idea, lifestyle and romance of skiing. His ability to bring fun everywhere he went was uncanny and the mere mention of his name always made the people who knew him smile. Such was his gift - the ability to be the consummate class clown at one moment and the next to be an absolute professional as a member of our ski development team. Everyone here loved working with Shane. You could depend on him, both to get the job done and to make you laugh. We are happy to have been graced with his presence over the past decade and appreciate his many contributions to our success. Although McConkey's impressive athleticism and skiing ability made him a icon, Shane moved through life in humble shoes, never letting global fame change his character. Shane was a pioneer and ringleader of the freeskiing movement in the early 90's, which has since become the de facto image of our sport. His life's work has opened the doors for countless young athletes, whom, without Shane's efforts, would have never had the opportunity. McConkey was a creative thinker who challenged conventional wisdom in ski design, first driving the fat ski revolution, then convincing us to build him his rockered Pontoon in 2004 -- which instantly made powder skiing easier and more fun for everyone, helping spur arguably the most significant innovation seen in skiing and snowboarding in decades. Shane was a part of our family. He was the pure embodiment of everything that K2 stands for and we cherished the time we were able to spend with him developing products around the world. In many ways, Shane has changed the way we all think about life and skiing and we will miss him dearly. Thanks for showing us the way, Shane. It's not going to be the same without you.

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Shane McConkey (December 30, 1969 - March 26, 2009) Born in Vancouver, British Columbia , was a professional skier based out of Squaw Valley, California. He has won numerous awards and competitions. McConkey started as a competitive freestyle skier, but moved on to be featured in a long line of extreme skiing movies. McConkey is known for combining base jumping with skiing, as seen in such feats as skiing into a BASE jump off the Eiger. McConkey went to Burke Mountain Academy. He is also known for his contributions to ski design, notably being the father of reverse camber powder skis, starting with the Volant Spatula and the more recent K2 Pontoon. On March 26, 2009, Shane was Ski-BASE jumping in Italy. He was working on a new line variation off the Val Scura couloir on Sassongher with JT Holmes and a film crew from Matchstick Productions. His ski failed to release, either getting caught in his parachute and sending him into an uncontrollable spin, or not allowing him to deploy his pilot chute.

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