Push Snowboarding | By Nokia And Burton

Nokia, in partnership with Burton, developed a monitoring system for snowboarders. The idea is to connect a series of sensors (heart rate, pressure on the board and orientation) to a Arduino processor, which then sends via Bluetooth, the acquired data to a Nokia N8, which records the entire performance (including the phone´s GPS path). All this through a free application that can be downloaded from the Push Snowboarding web page. The Push Kit should be available soon. Watch the video after the jump.

SUMMIT SERIES HD 1080P GOGGLES | BY LIQUID IMAGE

The problem with the majority of cameras on the market that attach to a helmet is having to worry about tree branches and bushes knocking the camera off, also, you spend valuable riding time trying to make sure the camera is pointed in the right direction to record your adventurous run. The Summit goggles feature a true POV HD video, 136 degree wide angle camera integrated into the goggle allowing you to capture Hi-Def 1080p video! Product includes a 4GB Micro SDHC ...
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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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EMIL BOARDS

Emil Boards is a recent startup from Munich, Germany, they make square skateboards inspired by the movie "Back to the Future”. The boards tackle the path back to basics, referring to the first days of skateboarding history, they are as pure as possible, with no convex, no concave, no rocker, and no camber, simply a square shape board made from high quality layered maple wood and fixed to modern trucks and wheels. Emil boards combine skateboarding with surfing...
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