Skills Or Skulls Skateboards

Skills or Skulls Skateboards are beautifully handcrafted in Amsterdam, Holland. Inspired by 60s and 70s street surf cruisers, the solid decks are made from A-Quality Oak and Hard Maple wood giving them a superior finishing for strength and durability. All skateboards are fitted with custom 5 inch trucks and 78A Cruiser wheels delivering the surfer feel with the mobility of a mini skateboard. The sleek decks are made in limited runs and are available in two sizes, the Cruiser Long(30 inch), and Cruiser Mini(23 inch).

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SPINE ERGO BUG | BY POC

The Spine Ergo BUG Armor by POC is a back and spine protector, it is an essential piece of gear for wild snowboard/ski sessions. The Ergo Bug protector follows the natural curve of your back, and its interlocking injected polypropylene panels flex freely as you move. POCs air induction system evacuates excess heat and moisture while maximizing airflow. The waistband is strategically placed to minimize restriction and fit comfortably for athletic use. You can buy it ...
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BURTON SLX | THE BULLET PROOF BOOT

This is one tough snowboard boot! The Burton SLX snowboard boots are made with Schoeller Keprotec mesh, the same stuff used in bulletproof vests! this enhances the benefits of rebound, response, and durability. The SLX feature Dual-Density Cushioning, ESS Support Shank, Level 3 Molded EVA Footbed, NEW Lightweight Sandwich Construction, and Super Grip Toe. The boots also feature the the legendary grip and feel of a Vibram sole....
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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, ...
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