Chopfit Chopper

Work out like a lumberjack with the ChopFit Chopper! This new piece of fitness equipment is based on the traditional wood-cutting tool and offers a unique way to mix up your indoor workout routine. It is heavy enough to provide resistance while ergonomic enough to enable to a secure grip, and with an innovative functionality and design, the Chopper works all the muscles you never knew you had. A downloadable app provides a visual guide to all the exercises and details a number of workouts, and its real-time dashboard keeps track of your progress.

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MARBEL ELECTRIC SKATEBOARD

Marbel is the lightest electric skateboard in the World, weighing in at just 9 lbs, thanks to a clever design that integrates all of the electronics and batteries into the Carbon Fiber/Kevlar deck. The lightweight board delivers enough power to speed uphill at 20 MPH and has a 10+ mile range on a single charge. It includes a handheld remote and an app, for customizing your riding style and controlling the throttle of your board. watch the video Marbel ...
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OAKLEY AIRWAVE GOGGLE

Oakley have updated their Airwave Goggle. Oakley Airwave 1.5 builds on the success of the popular goggle launched last year, it has 30% more battery life, better processor, better graphics, and MFI Bluetooth. As the previous version, it features a 14-inch screen integrated within the goggle, you can check your speed, altitude, jump analytics, temperature, locate your track friends, listen to music, answer calls, view text messages, and navigate resort maps...
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AIRBOARD

Looking for a new snow toy for the slopes this year? Check out Airboard, an inflatable sled that makes you feel like you are hovering over the snow. Made of high-quality polyurethane covered textiles, the portable Airboard is light and extremely durable, and thanks to its flexible air body, it absorbs slope unevenness and bumps giving you a smooth ride. Steer by shifting your weight, and to brake simply turn your airboard at a 90° angle to your downhill direction, j...
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