Style and Form Crunchy riding. When the sun is shining just right. Sintered base gliding effortlessly. Best of all. You, at the top of the totem pole. Looking good and feeling great. You don’t have to be an advanced rider, to get a quality ride. Sick runs require one thing. Read more…
Getting That Perfect Fit I don’t get tired of seeing fresh pow, the mountains covered with blankets of snow. Like a cold man heaping on extra layers in search of warmth. Most all-mountain riders would agree with me. However, nothing can tear apart your experience more than not having the Read more…
26 years ago, Arbor brand started it off with this board. Element successfully followed the trends and technologically adapted to them and modern boards. It remained one of the most consistent success stories in the history of snowboarding. Arbor made this snowboard available both in System Camber and System Rocker Read more…
Are you aching to get on the slopes but don’t know where to start when choosing the right snowboard? Don’t worry! We are here for you. Picking out a snowboard is all about the size, and we know that size matters. Whether you’re into powder boards, freestyle boards, shorter boards, Read more…
It’s hard to go snowboarding without an epic pair of gloves; without a good pair, you will be left out in the cold. The first time I went snowboarding and got the wrong gloves, I went home early, and that’s a disappointment I don’t want you to have to face. Read more…
Let me start by asking you some questions. What stands essential to you; the fit and functionality of the garment (physiological/thermal comfort) or its design and aesthetic (psychological comfort)? Or both? I can bet both equally weigh in. So, if both factors are equally important in your everyday choice for Read more…
Riding powder has got to be the closest you can get to riding a hoverboard in real life. And I’m not talking about those so-called “hoverboards” that are anchored to the ground by two massive wheels. There is nothing to shackle you in place here. Just a symphony being written Read more…
Looking for women’s snowboarding gear is a lot like looking for a G-spot. It really doesn’t need to be confusing, guys; ya just need someone to tell you where to find it. When Jim suggested we go snowboarding together for the first time (which, by the by, would be my Read more…
First and foremost, keeping your snowboard freshly waxed and maintained is very important for the performance of your board. Nothing can ruin a good run quicker than a sticky board that dumps all your speed-up jumps or slows you to a stop on some fresh powder. Over a season, I Read more…
It’s once again that time of year, and my heart is overflowing with happiness. I had been waiting a very long time for this moment of adventure. Yes, I went hiking as often as I could this summer; I can’t really complain about that. But what about fun on the Read more…
Buying your next ripstick is the most exciting part of any new gear set-up and buying a Burton board is never a bad choice. They’re a well-known and well-loved snowboard brand on any slope and can cater to everyone and anyone in the sport, from experienced riders all the way Read more…
Danger Is Unexpected Snow is the key ingredient that makes snowboarding what it is. Snow is a very misleading thing. A majority of people don’t think it hurts, the consensus is that snow is powder, and powder is soft. Another common misconception is that even the best helmet is uncomfortable Read more…
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