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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 in Europe at junkyard, or in the US at amazon.



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THE SNOW CYCLE - Image

THE SNOW CYCLE

If you love snow rides you will love this, the "snow cycle" was designed in Oberndorf, Austria, it features a spring suspension helping riders turning with the front ski. It has a adjustable t-bar steering, a confortable spring cushion padded saddle, and two cool mini skis for you feet....
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Salomon S/PRO Supra BOA Ski Boots - Image

Salomon S/PRO Supra BOA Ski Boots

Ski boots have traditionally lagged behind snowboard boots in terms of convenience in fastening. The BOA system, featuring a user-friendly dial for tightening or loosening the boot, has long been a standout feature in snowboard boots. Now, this practical fastening system has made its way to ski boots, marking a significant advancement in ski boot technology. The Salomon S/PRO Supra BOA Ski Boots introduce the renowned BOA system to skiing, simplifying the...
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SMALL FOOT | INFLATABLE SNOWSHOES - Image

SMALL FOOT | INFLATABLE SNOWSHOES

The Small Foot Inflatable Snowshoes are perfect for traveling light on snow. Rather than carrying around bulky snowshoes, these things are perfect when you’re in the backwoods snowboarding or skiing and are trying to make your away across some deep powder. Another plus is they hardly take up any room when deflated, simply fold them away into the included carry pouch. When you need to use them, just blow them up with the included pump and strap them to your normal ...
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