Trail Running Jacket: Salomon Fast Wing III Windbreaker
Everyone loves a perfect windbreaker. Some people like looking sporty running errands, commuting, and charging through Moab. The Salomon Fast Wing III is the ultimate light weight (150 grams), packable (armband stow pocket), and wind resistant windbreaker...
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Outdoor Research Swift Hat
Word on the trails is that you need a hat that does it all – a hat the ventilates, blocks the sun, and absorbs sweat. The Outdoor Research Swift Hat does it all with ease. This is the chief hat of trail runners across the country. Walk your dog, catch some bass, or blaze a trail like a boss...
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2013 Ride Buckwild Snowboard
The 2013 Ride Buckwild Snowboard is the go to deck for the 2012 Winter Dew Tour Slopestyle Champion, Sebastien Toutant. The Pop Rods® 2.0, Slimewalls®, and Carbon Array 3 combination adds a smooth feel and unreal pop. The Ride Buckwild creates fluid lines and has massive pop that you’ll...
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One of the coolest things about Skullcandy is just that it was founded by Rick Alden, on a chairlift in Park City, Utah. He was taking a phone call. He’s got his music on one side, he’s gotta turn that off. He’s gotta find his phone and dig out that on the other side, and he figured out how can I pull all this...
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99.9% of snowboarders skate. Why let your snowboard boots reduce your skate influence? Don’t. Skateboard shoes are great because the soles are thin for board control; the Thirtytwo 86 FT ran with that idea and now you won’t find a better board feel in a boot anywhere, period.
If you didn’t know, the FT in...
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2012 DC Snowboard Technology
There are a lot of important technology and features that go into making DC Snowboards. This is what makes DC Snowboards unique and superior compared to alot of other boards on the market.
What is the Feel-O-Meter? The Feel-O-Meter is our board reference in DC catalog. Several key ingredients go into...
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Bond Outerwear is not in the business of making tuxedos for James, but more like some of the most debonair outerwear in the snow softgoods market. Sustainability is the name of their game, as they operate as a carbon-neutral company—and balancing out their minimal carbon footprint is hardly an ordeal for them. They use only...
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Arbor Snowboards grew out of a need to save the planet. Way back in 1995 they realized, before many others, that the way we humans were conducting ourselves was not going to allow us to keep snowboarding forever. So they changed the game by changing the way boards are made. They replaced everything in the process they could with...
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When Rome Snowboards opened up shop in November of 2001, the world of snowboarding was in need of a rebellion. That uprising was born in the backwoods of Vermont when three friends teamed up with a new idea for not just a snowboard company, but a design syndicate. What does that mean? Well, it means that if you think the products...
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How the Chamberlain brothers on-hill style launched a clothing revolution.
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