Snowskate Video

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If you’re on the slopes and all of a sudden you get an undying urge to skate, snowskating might be the thing for you. Given the size of this thing, it wouldn’t hurt to just have one in the trunk for when that urge comes knockin’. The ‘snowskate’ in this video is a Fuse Snowskate.

Snowboard Turning Tips Video

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Found this video earlier today and thought it’d make for an interesting ‘tips & tricks’ post. I don’t need to tell you how important your turning techniques are, but very often, riders overlook it and don’t realize that they have bad turning technique. Hopefully this will prove useful.

20 Snowboard Tricks

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One thing I really, sincerely, and thoroughly enjoy are the music tracks featured in snowboarding videos. Sometimes I’ll find myself just playing a video in the background just for the music. Here’s a good example of a video with good music and good moves:

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Video: Torstein, Andreas, & Haldor at Keystone

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Nothing like a morning run in the park…

Wicked Freebord Video

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The Freebord

The Freebord

I know it’s not summer yet – heck the winter season barely started, but this video is just too cool not to post now. When you can’t snowboard you can probably try to freebord. It’s a twist on skateboarding, and from this video, it looks pretty damn cool. Here’s the company’s website.

According to Wikipedia: “A Freebord is kind of specialist skateboard designed to closely simulate the behavior of a snowboard. They have 6 wheels – two spring locked castor wheels on the central axis, and four slightly raised conventional wheels. The central wheels are able to turn freely in all directions, which allows the freeboard to slide laterally as long as no other wheel touches the ground. By exerting some pressure on the edge wheels, the Freeboarder is able to control the board. The central wheels thus mimic the deck of the snowboard, while the outer wheels mimic the two steel edges.”