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<blockquote data-quote="dr-telemark" data-source="post: 863803" data-attributes="member: 44806"><p>Dear Tom.</p><p>I should start by saying that I'm an orthopaedic surgeon. I frequently work as an on-piste doctor at ski resorts and I have seen a fair amount of knee injuries. I have probably read more articles on the subject than you have, too. But that's just a guess... The next time you refer to statistics and probabilities of injury maybe you should consider providing a reference to that, and not references to something else.</p><p></p><p>I guess that your statement makes sense since close to 100% of all skis and snowboards have shaped edges. That's a cute, backwards way of fabricating a fact. I understand that you think your product is the best thing since sliced bread but please stop making things up. You obviously have no knowledge of biomechanichal mechanisms of the knee or the pathogenesis of knee injuries. I could enlighten you, but I just can't be bothered...</p><p></p><p>Here are some quotes from the links you provide that greatly increase risk of ANY injury:</p><p></p><p>Unstable, wiggling feet at speed? Twisting your feet in another direction then you're travelling? With fins attached? Spiral tib/fib fracture or serious knee injury waiting to happen...</p><p></p><p>Catching something under the snow and making a faceplant - safe?</p><p></p><p>PS</p><p>I love the fact that you had a Scotsman to review skis. Hardcore ;-)</p><p></p><p>You're thinking out of the box for sure. Unfortunately, not all inventions are good inventions:</p><p><a href="http://www.weirdpalace.com/stupid-inventions/" target="_blank">http://www.weirdpalace.com/stupid-inventions/</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dr-telemark, post: 863803, member: 44806"] Dear Tom. I should start by saying that I'm an orthopaedic surgeon. I frequently work as an on-piste doctor at ski resorts and I have seen a fair amount of knee injuries. I have probably read more articles on the subject than you have, too. But that's just a guess... The next time you refer to statistics and probabilities of injury maybe you should consider providing a reference to that, and not references to something else. I guess that your statement makes sense since close to 100% of all skis and snowboards have shaped edges. That's a cute, backwards way of fabricating a fact. I understand that you think your product is the best thing since sliced bread but please stop making things up. You obviously have no knowledge of biomechanichal mechanisms of the knee or the pathogenesis of knee injuries. I could enlighten you, but I just can't be bothered... Here are some quotes from the links you provide that greatly increase risk of ANY injury: Unstable, wiggling feet at speed? Twisting your feet in another direction then you're travelling? With fins attached? Spiral tib/fib fracture or serious knee injury waiting to happen... Catching something under the snow and making a faceplant - safe? PS I love the fact that you had a Scotsman to review skis. Hardcore ;-) You're thinking out of the box for sure. Unfortunately, not all inventions are good inventions: [URL]http://www.weirdpalace.com/stupid-inventions/[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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