Bern Carbon Fiber Watts EPS Visor Helmet w/Knit Liner
Posted by admin on Mar 10, 2010
Bonfire Carbon Fiber Watts EPS Visor Helmet w/Knit Liner The Bern Carbon Fiber Watts EPS Visor Helmet w/Knit Liner is a top-shelf, best-in-show snow helmet that just happens to be light enough to go unnoticeable.
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Bern Men\’s Baker Snow Helmet Bern Green w/ Knit XL -
Posted by admin on Mar 10, 2010
The Bern Men\’s Baker Snow Helmet, introducted to the world for the first time last winter by Olympic Gold Medalist and Bern friend Seth Wescott in Torino, the Baker captures the attention of all serious action sports atheletes. The World\’s first functional visor lid. Available as a Hard Hat with multiple-impact Brock Foam or as a helmet with EPS foam. EPS hard foam meets ASTM F 2040, CPSC and EN 1078 standard for snow and ski, CPSC and EN 1078 standard for bike and skate. Hard Helmets with Brock soft foam do not meet the standards for action sport head protection.
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Spring Skiing; Winter is Over, But the Snow Must Go On!
Posted by admin on Mar 9, 2010
Just because the winter is over, it doesn’t mean the winter sports have to end. Most ski resorts remain open till mid-April, and with longer hours, sunny slopes, plus discounted lift passes and accommodation, spring is an ideal time to head for the slopes for some skiing and snowboarding.
In spring you’ll find the slopes less crowded than during the winter months, and the snow is typically soft and sugary. Other advantages of spring skiing are commonly found with the onset of warmer weather, which sees restaurant and café terraces opening for BBQs and beer sessions, where skiers and snowboarders can sit in the sun and soak up some rays whilst enjoying the mountain scenery.
Spring skiing and snowboarding typically offers a relaxed atmosphere on the slopes, and many resorts hold festivals, parties and carnivals to celebrate the end of another winter. These come in the form of live music performances and fun events such as a “Slush Cup” – where skiers and snowboarders ski down a hill and then try to make it over a big slushy puddle, often in fancy dress. The winners enjoy the glory and applause from the onlookers, the losers end up rather wet!
When skiing in spring, be sure to bring plenty of high factor sun cream, as the intense rays and highly reflective surface of the snow will quickly burn your skin. For the same reason, a good pair of sunglasses is essential to protect your eyes, as you may find wearing goggles gets a little hot. In spring it’s often possible to ski or snowboard in a t-shirt, although it’s wise to carry extra layers too, as it’s not unknown for spring storms to deposit a dump of snow, and you might even get lucky with some spring powder!
Spring is also an ideal time to buy new ski and snowboard gear, as prices are normally heavily discounted at the end of the season as shops seek to clear their stock and get ready for the summer trade.
The best places to head for spring skiing are ski resorts situated above 2500m. Ski area with glaciers such as Whistler will stay open even longer, with lifts running until June.
If you are considering a spring skiing trip, you’ll be able to find a range of options for ski resort accommodation whether you’re heading to resorts in Colorado, Wyoming or British Columbia. So, when the winter’s over, don’t let the skiing stop – spring is one of the best times to head to the slopes for low prices, sugar soft snow and fun in the sun!
Andrew Regan
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/spring-skiing-winter-is-over-but-the-snow-must-go-on-114502.html
Red by Burton Mutiny Fabric Cover Helmet
Posted by admin on Mar 3, 2010
RED by Burton decided its easier just to sew the cap to the Mutiny Fabric Cover Helmet, rather than trying to fit the cap over the helmet. The classic cap inspiration serves innovation with a clever brim that keeps snow from filling goggle vents.
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Ultra Compact MiniDV Camcorder (Audio Detection, 30 FPS)
Posted by admin on Mar 3, 2010
Variety Of Applications With its incredibly convenient design the DV25 will quickly become your best friend. The more you use it the more you will discover how handy it really is. Some common uses for the DV25 include: Sports Action Camera – Attach it to your bike, snowboard, RC car, helmet, or any other location you want to capture extreme sports. Fully adjustable mounting options allow you to capture the perfect angle every time. Spy Camera – With its sound detection ability you can set it up to record only when sound is detected. This is the perfect way to catch a burglar in the act or see if your wife is cheating on you when you are away from home. Insurance Protection – Can be used to document evidence of property damage or personal injury for use in insurance claims. Life Blogging – Document your daily activities on your next road trip, camping adventure, vacation, sports event or any other exciting moment you world like to share with the world. Then easily load the user friendly AVI files to YouTube.com and become an instant celebrity overnight! Guaranteed Success With all the uses this convenient camcorder has to offer there is no excuse to not have one with you at all times. From the high resolution 2 mega pixel sensor and sound detection photo and video function to its ultra compact design and attractive styling, the DV25 is sure to become one of the top selling items in 2010. At a Glance… 2MP native CMOS color sensor Ultra compact DV recorder Various mounting accessories Takes true 2 megapixel JPG photos at 1600×1200 Sound detection video and photo function Records 30FPS video at 640 x 480 resolution Records to micro SD or TF card (Up to 8GB) Can be attached by clip to your clothes, backpack, bag, etc. Manufacturer Specifications Product Description: Ultra Compact High Resolution DV Camcorder With sound Detection Operating System Compatibility For USB Transfer: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista 32 / Windows7 (32 bit
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2010 686 Levi – Black Pindot / S
Posted by admin on Mar 3, 2010
Sierra Says: The Type 1 Insulated Jacket combines a vintage denim look with todays snowboarding gear standards. Keep yourself safe in the snow with the RECCO technology and warm your limbs in sherpa lining!
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2003 Pro-Tec Ace Freeride Snow Helmet
Posted by admin on Mar 3, 2010
These are the Pro-Tec helmets. Probably the same helmet as worn by your favorite professional, skateboarder, inline skater, or snowboarder that YOU\’VE SEEN ON T.V. So strap on one knowing SINCE 1978 more professionals have worn our helmets in skateboard, inline or snowboard competition than any
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Giro Shiv Freestyle Helmet (White No Wave)
Posted by admin on Mar 3, 2010
Giro\’s Shive helmet the ski and snowboard park favorite.
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2008 Giro G10 – Lavendar / S 52-55.5
Posted by admin on Mar 3, 2010
The G10's lightweight, low profile shape makes it one of the best all mountain helmets on the market. Three ventilation settings and clean lines make it perfect for whatever the mountain throws at you.
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Bern Baker Helmet w/ EPS Liner – Black
Posted by admin on Mar 3, 2010
When Scotty Lago steps up to the X-Games Superpipe, he\’s rockin\’ a Bern lid. When you step up to the pros, make sure you\’re secure in the EPS-lined Bern Baker Helmet. Bern offers their badass Baker helmet in an EPS foam version to protect you from huge hits in icy parks and frozen pipes. The short brim design keeps the sun out of your eyes and tree branches out of your face, without looking like you sawed the chin guard off a motocross helmet, while the snap-out knit liner lets the Baker pull a double shift in the skate park over the summer. Product Features Material: [Shell] plastic; [Liner] EPS foam Ventilation: No Adjustability: Chin strap Weight: Recommended Use: Snowboarding, skateboarding, BMX, freeride MTB Manufacturer Warranty: You may phone Redding Sports Ltd 7 days a week at 530-221-7333 with any questions.
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