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ARBOR SKATE&SNOWBOARDS
Since 1995, Arbor’s designs have been ecologically based, and for most of that time, the only environmentally friendly alternative available. This company is about riding – and a modern approach to environmental thinking; an approach that, today, is being embraced by the surf/skate/snow industry as a whole. www.arborcollective.com |
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ASHBURY EYEWEAR
Whether you’re bombing hills or mountains, 60s-inspired Ashbury Eyewear provides quintessential sunglasses and goggles for skaters and snowboarders alike. www.ashburyeyewear.com |
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BOND OUTERWEAR
Bond utilizes a top down sustainability model in its operations, and is a carbon neutral company. From the loom to your room, Bond looks to be a new model of sustainability for the snowboard industry. www.bondlimited.com |
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SANDBOX BRAIN BUCKET HELMETS
Helmets from the same guys that brought you the videos Flavor Country’ and ‘Time Well Wasted’. Kevin Sansalone’s latest foray into helmet land has proved a success, you would be hard-stretched to find one of these beauties in-stock at your local retailer. Get on board for next season! www.sandboxland.com |
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STEPCHILD SNOWBOARDS Ridden by some of the hardest working pros in the business, dudes like JP Walker, Simon Chamberlain, and Markku Koski. Those cats don’t front, and neither does StepChild. Created in 2001, StepChild has stayed true to snowboarding and its revolutionary culture ever since. Its goal of challenging the corporate influence in snowboarding hasn’t changed for one basic reason: StepChild cares about snowboarding first and money second. |
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WEEKEND SNOWBOARDS Your board should be unique, and be yours. The same way that your riding is. That is why we only make limited runs of each of our board series at the finest factory in the world. (Austria to be exact.) They are engineered to the exact specs that our riders ask for, and tuned to perfection by people that most likely are big fans of schnitzel. Over the years we have seen our fair share of sidecuts and tip protectors, retention plates and cant plates, and even a cut down board or two along the way. But is always comes back to the simpler things. For us, that is packing into a car at some ungodly hour, stopping at a roadside stop with your friends, and making it to the hill for some good times with the people you enjoy being around most. |