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Avalanche Transceivers | By Ortovox

If you´re a experienced skier or snowboarder and enjoy the adventure of going Backcountry skiing in unmarked or unpatrolled areas, you´ll be aware of the risk of avalanches. Ortovox develop avalanche transceivers utilizing the latest technology, they not only deliver excellent search capabilities but also feature an innovative function designed to make it easier for rescuers to find victims wearing the devices. You can get them from amazon.



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DUAL SNOWBOARDS

Dual Snowboards gives users a freedom never possible with a regular snowboard. Dual is basically a snowboard cut in half and attaches to each foot independently, bringing users a more exciting experience and the ability to conceptualize new tricks. Another great advantage is the mobility factor, with dual snowboards you can walk around thanks to the two piece design. source ...
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NATURAL LOG SKATEBOARDS

Natural Log Skateboards are a recent company from San Diego, California, they create sustainable, high-performance vintage-styled skateboards with classic designs that highlight the natural beauty of the wood. Hand crafted locally in California, all boards are made from a variety of beautiful and strong re-claimed woods, and are classically designed after the vintage skateboards of the 1970’s. You can even build your custom board over at their website. watch the v...
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CHARIOT SKATES

Chariot Skates is a brand name for the dynamic new skating product called Wheel-skates that crosses boundaries into skiing and cycling. Wheelskates revolutionary design features a pair of large wheels that have the skaters feet suspended below the axles enabling a smoother, more fluid skating experience that crosses boundaries into skiing and cycling....
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