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Mad River Rocket | Roots and Technical Background
Anatomy of a Mad River Rocket: BOW gunwales are raised at the bow to protect against the intrusion of snow; RUGGED PLASTIC HULL radical hull design with parallel ribs that act like wide skis to support the sled while moving through the snow. Plastic is made of a virtually indestructible material; NEGATIVE KEEL enables riders to get a grip in powder, allowing for sharp turns on steep slopes; KNEE PADS cushion riders knees from bumps and landings; kneeling position allows you to see ahead, lean for balance and control steering; ROCKER sled is not flat, rounded rocker is essential for precision steering; STRAP quick release lap belt secures the rider to the sled; tricks such as inverted aerials can be performed. It also doubles as a sling allowing the sled to be carried across a riders back; MONORAIL central channel constructs a monorail of packed snow enhancing axial stability and enabling more precise steering; DOUBLE EDGE CINES allows for a natural braking action and precision Steering; BOLTS Front bolts can be used to convert the sled into a pulk; the Killer B Sled is used by mountaineering enthusiasts around the world.
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