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Version 8.1 · 2024-02-01
Better support for the new iPhone screen sizes
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The store currently lists version 8.1, updated 2024-02-01.





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World Champion Freeskier Jossi Wells presents the must have app for EVERY Freeskier this winter - the world's first ever 'Ski Dice' App for iPhone.
As seen on ESPN, Newschoolers, Freeskier, Spatziba, Downdays and more and now features the world's first Ski Tricktionary and Slopestyle Mode.
Are you into jibbing and jumping and want to become a better freeskier? Want to challenge your buddies on the slopes? Want a bigger bag of tricks? The 'Ski Dice' App is for YOU and can make your most mundane day on the hill more exciting than a trip to Disneyland.
The 'Ski Dice' app is aimed for freeskiers of all ability levels. So from straight air to 1080's, 'Ski Dice' will have you covered.
The 'Ski Dice' App allows you to 'Roll the Dice' and get a random trick for you to attempt on the slopes. Want easier tricks? No problem.…
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