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2018: Best Men's Snowboards
Posted October 3, 2017 @ 11:46am by Dylan Lavoie
Best Snowboards of 2018Snowboarding since its creation has been and always will be awesome! Year after year board construction, technology, and innovation keeps the sport progressing for us to enjoy. From traditional builds to odd new shapes, the fun continues to increase. The board lineup...
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A Guide to Buying Your First Snowboard: 2020
Posted September 27, 2017 @ 1:36pm by Jack Worth
So it’s finally time to step out of the rental snowboard game and buy your first board for yourself. You’ve gone shredding a few times and now you know you’re absolutely hooked. Buying your first snowboard can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re relatively new to...
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2017: Best Snowboards
Posted November 17, 2016 @ 10:10am by George Michaelsen
Best Snowboards of 2017Snowboarding since its creation has been and always will be awesome! Year after year board construction, technology, and innovation keeps the sport progressing to new heights. The newest trend is shapes, shapes, and more shapes. These boards are the new craze for good...
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Snowboard Boots: Boa vs. Lace
Posted January 19, 2015 @ 10:58am by Gordon Bombay
Everybody wants BOA snowboard boots nowadays. As soon as you bring them out to customers their faces light up and they start wondering what the eff that dial thing on the tongue does. Then you show them how easy it is to get the boots on and off and they’re sold. It’s too...
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Burton Snowboards: Throwback Thursday
Posted August 28, 2014 @ 12:05pm by Beau Schwab
There are a few companies that do “Throwback Thursday” via instagram right but Burton Snowboards sets the bar to the next level.I could be biased. My true first name is Burton after my father who’s first board was a Craig Kelly Air who let my 4 year old fingers get on a VHS...
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How to Pick: Twin vs. Directional Snowboards
Posted June 26, 2014 @ 11:32am by Gordon Bombay
Snowboards sell themselves. Some of our customers walk into the shop and choose their boards based on the graphics. Some of our customers lap the park all day and buy softer boards that they can take to the mountain or to the streets. The sad truth about snowboards is that there’s not much of...
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