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686 Snaggletooth Pipe Gloves $23.95 The Snaggletooth Pipe Gloves from 686. He may look harmless and down on his luck but the Snaggletooth knows what’s up when it comes to things like gloves. |
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Analog Avatar Gloves $30.95 Why waste your money on an Avatar DVD when you already have Pocahontas on VHS? Use that money on the Avatar Gloves from Analog instead. |
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Burton AK Clutch Gloves $58.95 The AK Clutch Gloves from Burton. Full throttle, form fitting waterproof function. |
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Burton Approach Gloves $34.95 The Approach Gloves from Burton is a favorite and we can see why. These gloves are versatile and great for all conditions due to an awesome removable fleece liner. |
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Burton Approach Under Gloves $34.95 The Approach Under Gloves from Burton. They won’t give you the confidence to approach that cliff drop without almost throwing up, but at least your hands will be comfortable after you wipe out. |
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Burton Boy’s Glove $16.95 Good luck finding a better way to protect your hands from mother nature, she can be brutal, and your hands deserve something that can stand up to her, like the Boy’s Gloves from Burton. |
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Burton Empire Gore-Tex Gloves $37.95 If you’re looking for a glove to protect those important hands in cold conditions, look no further than the Empire Gore-Tex Gloves from Burton. Featuring a sweet GORE-TEX membrane, these gloves… |
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Burton Gondy Gore-Tex Leather Gloves $70.95 The Gondy Gore-Tex Leather Gloves from Burton gives you the complete freedom to do what you love to do the most (second to snowboarding of course): use your touchscreen phone or music player…. |
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Burton Gore-Tex Gloves $44.95 The Gore-Tex Gloves from Burton features a full-range of scientifically engineered awesomeness. GORE-TEX, DRYRIDE 2L fabric, and Thermacore insulation will protect you in even the absolute coldest… |
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Burton Gore-Tex Under Gloves $44.95 The Gore-Tex Under Gloves from Burton features a full-range of scientifically engineered awesomeness. GORE-TEX, DRYRIDE 2L fabric, and Thermacore insulation will protect you in even the absolute… |
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This Is Smell The Glove: A 16MM Snowboard Rockumentary $5.99 A 16mm snowboard rockumentary. “This movie does for snowboarding what the Sound of Music did for hills.”… |
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DryGuy Circulator AC/DC Footwear Dryer $18.71 Hybrid drying technology is a patented ram-air ventilationsystem. CirculatorHDT was developed utilizing wind scienceprinciples to blend ram-air Induction with the thermalconvection philosophy. Automotive or home drying.Will not damage footwear, boot liners, or foot bed…. |
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Ventra Pack 2-in-1 Chest Pack / Slim Shoulder Sling Messenger Bag $64.95 VentraPack positions frequently used accessories within sight so you don’t waste time un-strapping and removing your backpack to find your camera, sun-block, etc. while on the move. A zipper releases a drop-down work surface with a map window and comprehensive organizer to store items internally; optional modular exterior pouches are available to hold larger contents. How it works: VentraPack’s 4 … |
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N-Rit 106 Disposable Hand Warmers, 20-Piece $20.00 Ward off the chilly winter blues with the incredible power of chemistry! Self-Heating Hand Warmers fight frostbite to keep flittering fingers toasty and temperate. These revolutionary pocket packs contain eco-friendly ingredients that, when activated by air, quickly become warm for up to 8 hours. The small pouches fit perfectly in the palm of the hand. Simply unwrap, shake, and squeeze! Put a pair… |
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We Ski $2.97 Welcome to the Happy Ski Resort, where fresh powder, groomed runs, multiple trails, and state of the art facilities await! We Ski⢠takes you down the slopes in the most exciting skiing game to hit the Wiiâ¢! Grab your Wii Remote⢠and Nunchuk⢠or step onto your Wii Balance Board⢠to execute perfect wedge stops, shred the slaloms, and negotiate moguls with ease. With an in-de… |
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Kao the Kangaroo – Round 2 $2.38 Kao the Kangaroo begins a new adventure!Product InformationBrave Kao the Kangaroo hops from one great adventure to another through 20levels rich in color! You will acpany him through the thickets of BeaverForest to Ice Land where you will crush ice with a catapult to climb amountaintop and slide down on a snowboard; you will take part in an amazingspeedboat race plunge down into blue ocean and the… |
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MONSTER GRENADE- 6 BLACK – Vinyl Decal Sticker – NOTEBOOK, LAPTOP, WALL, WINDOW, CAR, TRUCK, MOTORCYCLE $6.99 Made from High Quality 6 year Outdoor Vinyl. Will Stick to almost any smooth, clean, dry surface. Made Custom By Ikon Sign.. DO NOT SETTLE FOR CHEAP IMITATIONS! THIS IS A IKON SIGN ORIGINAL DESIGN…BUY FROM THE CREATOR, NOT THE IMITATOR! These designs are copyrighted and trademarked by IKON SIGN. |
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MONSTER GRENADE- 6 GREEN – Vinyl Decal Sticker – NOTEBOOK, LAPTOP, WALL, WINDOW, CAR, TRUCK, MOTORCYCLE $6.99 Made from High Quality 6 year Outdoor Vinyl. Will Stick to almost any smooth, clean, dry surface. Made Custom By Ikon Sign.. DO NOT SETTLE FOR CHEAP IMITATIONS! THIS IS A IKON SIGN ORIGINAL DESIGN…BUY FROM THE CREATOR, NOT THE IMITATOR! These designs are copyrighted and trademarked by IKON SIGN. |
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HELLO KITTY GAS MASK – 6 BABY BLUE – Vinyl Decal Sticker – NOTEBOOK, LAPTOP, WALL, WINDOW, CAR, TRUCK, MOTORCYCLE $6.99 Made from High Quality 6 year Outdoor Vinyl. Will Stick to almost any smooth, clean, dry surface. Made Custom By Ikon SignTM.. DO NOT SETTLE FOR CHEAP IMITATIONS! THIS IS A IKON SIGNTM ORIGINAL DESIGN…BUY FROM THE CREATOR, NOT THE IMITATOR! These designs are copyrighted and trademarked by IKON SIGNTM. |
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Snowboarding Essentials For First Timers
Snowboarding is super-fun, but it takes balance, timing, and quite a lot of guts. Without a healthy disregard for your own personal safety, no one would ever head down the slope. If you’re an amateur or irresponsible, it is easy to get hurt. Here are some secrets to make your first experience more pleasant.
First, check a weather report. The best weather for first-timers is something close to a blizzard. This will give you smaller class sizes, and something soft to land on, (i.e. LOTS of snow). You will fall down a lot as you learn, so you definitely want a soft landing.
Don’t go early in the season, and don’t go late. Too early means not enough snow, and you will be landing on a ‘mountain’ with a decorative white cover (Ouch!). Too late means that repeated thawing and refreezing has turned most of the snow to ice just below the surface, which is also not a happy landing. The best time to go is mid-season, late December through January, depending on weather conditions.
Don’t rely on friends, significant others, or spouses to teach you. You will end up being frustrated by the fact that while they may be very proficient themselves, they have no idea how to teach.
Do NOT assume you will be able to figure it out on your own. You will not be able to, and will probably hurt yourself and others in the process. That’s the hardest part: not smacking into the other people inevitably using the same snow as you.
The instructors that work at the ski resorts are your best option. They will have familiarity with the terrain and training on how to get you to learn. Don’t be discouraged if you sign up for a class and find your fellow students are only six years old. If that is too humiliating for you, try a private lesson, which is not too much more expensive. Plus you get the instructor’s entire attention, and they can watch every time you make a mistake and offer suggestions.
Pay attention to what the instructor tells you, in a class or in private lessons. They are paid to know what they are doing and to get totally awkward people to do this. Try doing exactly what they tell you to do, and don’t over-think it. It is in their best interest that you succeed, so they will do all they can to help you.
Remember that if you do follow all the instructors suggestions and you’re still not ‘getting it’, you can always ask the resort for a refund or do-over. It is in their best interest that you succeed (and come back again and spend more money). They may not automatically accommodate you, but it never hurts to ask.
People who watched snowboarding on the Winter Olympics may dream of becoming a ‘Flying Tomato’, if only for a few moments. The temptation of that big a thrill is huge. And it’s semi-obtainable, with patience and proper instruction. Just prepare and proceed with caution, then make sure to have a good time!
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