Triple Nickel Snowboards are great for beginner to intermediate riders. I personally have owned one of their "all mountain" type boards and they perform great for anyone wanting to get into the sport or someone trying to refine their skill and have fun on. I've also known some people that have used Triple Nickel bindings and goggles and they seem to have no complaints and are quite pleased with them. I've ridden on more expensive (rental) boards and I personally didn't see any noticeable difference in performance when taking on intermediate runs on both artificial and fresh powder snow. I believe I spent around $99 for mine at Big 5 near the end of the season and I have absolutely no regrets. I also love the fact that I didn't spend an arm and a leg for my gear and I am still able to have a blast every time I'm on the mountain.
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The name came from their unit number, the 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion. 5, of course, is the number of cents in a nickel* The Triple Nickles* were the first black parachute division and the first African-American unit to be integrated into the US regular army prior during WWII. * The misspelling of the word "nickel" was known and is taken from an old English usage.
@ 1870-1915
Andrew Hoy (Equestrian) 1992, 1996, 2000 Rechelle Hawkins (Hockey) 1988, 1996, 2000 Dawn Fraser (100m Freestyle) 1956, 1960, 1964
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As of the 2008 Games: 1) Andrew Hoy in team three day eventing at the 1992, 1996, and 2000 Games. 2) Dawn Fraser in the 100 meter freestyle at the 1956, 1960, and 1964 Games.
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The Triple Entente began in 1907. The Triple Alliance was signed in 1882.
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