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DC Men’s Farad Snowboard Pants Currency Camo/ Olive S

admin — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 08:33:13 +0000

Constructed sturdy to confront the challenges of long shredding in the halfpipe and back bowls these rugged Men’s Farad Snowboard Pants by DC are a great pick for riders of all abilities. While classic winter pants provide you warmth against winter conditions, the Men’s Farad Snowboard Pants furnish a smart balance of comfort and durable features for snowboarding. The DC Men’s Farad Snowboard Pants features added articulation through the knees and seat areas so you remain comfortable in frigid conditions without sacrificing your mobility or sacrificing fabric integrity, especially if you remember the harsh terrain found in the frozen halfpipe or icebound back bowls. The colors for the DC Men’s Farad Snowboard Pants are individually matched to work with this season’s selection of snowboard gear from various vendors, including Burton, Bonfire, Analog and Sessions.

2010 686 Levi – Navy Pindot / M

admin — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 07:34:13 +0000

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!

686 Levi

admin — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 04:31:08 +0000

DC Men’s Farad Snowboard Pants Currency Camo/ Olive L

admin — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 20:00:19 +0000

Foursquare Vergel Mens Snowboard Pants 2009

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:57:10 +0000

Comfortable snowboarding style cargo pants that have been designed for any mountain, condition or style. The waffle-knit liner warms you when the shiver index is high, or snaps out at the cranked-heat condo. The easy and convenient Snap-out warm-up and cross-breeze vents prep this pair of pants for shifting weather. Created rugged to survive the conditions of tough shredding down groomed runs and backcountry as a sound option for riders of all ages. While conventional insulated pants provide you comfort against cold weather, this pair of Vergel Snowboard Pants offer a promising balance of warmth and durable features for boarding. Improved articulation through the knees and seat regions for additional warmth in cold conditions without giving up your range of motion or compromising fabric durability, especially if you remember the abrasive landscapes found in the ice-hard halfpipe or untracked back bowls. This pair of Vergel snowboard pants by Foursquare has been individually crafted to conform to this season’s assortment of snowboard gear to keep you current and in style as you keep in speed and in style with all of the younger riders on the mountain. Features: Snap out, removable waffle tricot warm up pants, Durable and comfortable. Lining: Removable, Insulated: Yes, Insulation Weight: Removable warm up pants, Taped Seams: Yes, Waterproofness: 15,000mm, Breathability: 10,000g, Pockets Range: 4-6, Manufacturer Warranty: One Year, Exterior Material: Oxford Nylon, Full Zip Sides: No, Side Zip Venting: Yes, Lower Cuff Adjustment: Zipper, Waist Adjustment: Belt loops, adjustable tabs, Scuff Guards: No, Reinforced Knees: No, Bib: No, Suspenders: No, Gortex: No, Articulated Legs: Yes, Cargo Pockets: Yes, Model Year: 2009, Product ID: 154697

Foursquare Vergel Mens Snowboard Pants 2009 X-LARGE – OLIVINE

admin — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 07:21:09 +0000

Vans Swope Threefer Mens Insulated Snowboard Jacket SMALL – VANS-BLACK

admin — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:24:19 +0000

The Day Seven Series is designed for core riders who demand high performance from their gear when Mother Nature is at her nastiest. A favorite of Chris Coulter, the Swope Threefer is ready for just about every winter condition Mother Nature throws at you. A TSS Heavyweight 450 Hungarian goose removable down liner, and a detachable ‘Biggie’ Profile Hood with fold back for when it gets really nasty; this jacket is the ultimate in versatility. Vansguard technology adds breathability and waterproofing to protect you from water-based elements keeping you dry and happy. Pit vents allow your under arms to get some much needed fresh air. Fully taped seams completely locks out the elements so you can concentrate on the ride. Wind, sleet, snow, or major pow dumps, Vans Swope Threefer Jacket will help you shred through it all. Features: VG Poplar Core: Poplar is a fast-growing tree that’s strong and porous. The pores are like a sponge, absorbing resin for an extremely durable snowboard. This core is perfect for lighter and/or less experienced riders.. Model Year: 2008, Product ID: 166624, RECCO Rescue System: No, Cuff Adjustment: Yes, Drawcord Waist Adjustment: N\A, Powder Skirt: Yes, Goggle Pocket: Yes, Electronics Pocket: Yes, Pockets Range: 7-9, Pit Zip Venting: Yes, Hood: Removable, Taped Seams: Yes, Removable Liner: Yes, Insulation Weight: 450, Insulated: Yes, Lining: Yes, Exterior Material: Oxford

Arcteryx Men’s Beta LT Pant – Mountain Gear

admin — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 02:35:12 +0000

Skiing, snowboarding, sledding, or splashing through puddles – the Beta LT Pant from ARCTERYX uses 3-layer GORE-TEX shell to keep you dry from the inside and out. Tough and durable, take these reinforced, waterproof, breathable, articulated pants everywhere you go – they’ll prove their usefulness at the first storm.

Outdoor Research Women’s Varia Pants – Mountain Gear

admin — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 02:23:14 +0000

Protect your extremities from the rigors of the backcountry with the Outdoor Research Varia Pants that protect you from cold and wet with waterproof Pertex Shield fabric and taped seams. Whether snowboarding or snowshoeing, a crotch gusset and articulated knees allow free movement while full length side zippers and a drop seat make easy on and offs.

How much would decent snowboarding gear cost??

admin — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:11:03 +0000

Doesn’t have to be the best and please include goggles, snowboard, boots, ect.

Boots- $60-400 (decent- 100-200)

Bindings- 100-700 (decent-200-250)

Board- 150-1000+ (decent- 300-500)

Goggles- 50-150 (decent- 70-100)

Pants- 30-200 (decent- 70-120)

Jacket- 50-250 (decent- 80-150)

Helmet- 50-250 (decent- 70-150)

Gloves-50-200 (decent- 70-100)

All accessories you would ever need total- 25-150 (decent setup- 50-70)

Prices can vary with brand and quality and sales and stuff, but snowboarding definitely doesn’t run cheap though. However, it’s worth every penny.