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July 3rd 06, 01:03 AM
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pole tips for rollerskiing: is there a quiet alternative?
I just tried rollerskiing for the first time and found myself (and my
fellow park-goers) wincing at the sound of my metal pole tips on the pavement. I did my best to put down as lightly as possible but I got that nails on the chalkboard sound anyway. Is there any workable alternative to metal tips? Would a rubber tip cover get any sort of grip on pavement? 
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