The K2 Rider Roller Snowboard Bag is a fully padded bag designed to hold two snowboards with bindings up to 182 cm in length. This heavy duty bag is constructed of 600D PVC polyester and is lined with Tarpaulin for added durability. With two pair carry capacity and front accessory storage the Rider Roller has room for your gear. Compression straps inside and out help you secure the load. Urethane wheels for easy traveling a padded shoulder strap and a rubberized pull handle make traveling a breeze. This bag is compatible with K2s Integrated Travel System (ITS). Features: Two Board Capacity with Bindings Fully Padded Outside Zipped Pocket Tarpaulin Lining I.T.S. Compatible Urethane Wheels Heavy duty Zippers. As with all bags even padded bags we recommend packing extra clothing around the boards to protect the boards and the bag.
The K2 Rider Roller Snowboard Bag is a fully padded bag designed to hold two snowboards with bindings up to 182 cm in length. This heavy duty bag is constructed of 600D PVC polyester and is lined with Tarpaulin for added durability. With two pair carry capacity and front accessory storage the Rider Roller has room for your gear. Compression straps inside and out help you secure the load. Urethane wheels for easy traveling a padded shoulder strap and a rubberized pull handle make traveling a breeze. This bag is compatible with K2s Integrated Travel System (ITS). Features: Two Board Capacity with Bindings Fully Padded Outside Zipped Pocket Tarpaulin Lining I.T.S. Compatible Urethane Wheels Heavy duty Zippers. As with all bags even padded bags we recommend packing extra clothing around the boards to protect the boards and the bag.
im going snowboarding this winter and i was wondering if anyone knew of anyplaces to get snowboarding clothing for decent prices, i dont have a whole lot of money to spend on them. thanks
‘Columbia Sportswear’ has some good gear, but if your looking for more "hipper" stuff id check out http://www.dogfunk.com. good luck.
1) bottoms: nylon pants, like wind pants or work out pants. Something slick so the snow won’t stick. Then wear long underwear under, adjust for the warmth you need.
2) top: layers! outside layer should be slippery so the snow won’t stick. It is unbelievable how much you can sweat when you first learn to snowboard. Lots of work until you learn what you are doing and can get into the groove. You probably won’t need as much warm stuff as you think. But, if you are riding a lift, you have to be prepared for the waiting and the cold wind.
3) helmet. Yes, yes, it is a must. I have slammed myself, and have watched others slam themselves down when they are first learning. It will save you, you won’t regret it.
4) gloves- the warmer the better
5) scarf (short one) or better a neck gator/fur. You will want something to pull up around your face and nose when the wind blows or you are on the lift
6) eye protection – from the sun or the wind, or blowing snow – goggles – I found mine for about $15 – covers what teh neck gator won’t
Some of this depends on whether you are riding down the slopes or hanging in the park and pipe. Good luck, just do it, take a break if you get cold and when you get tired. Your legs will get a workout!! Check out the clearance items in a few weeks on www.mysimon.com and www.campmor.com
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Bio: Brad Disabella has been snowboarding for five years. He has worked at the Sun Diego Boardshop in Big Bear, California and has attended snowboarding conventions all over the United States.
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Expert Snowboarding Equipment advice. Learn how to choose gloves with appropriate weather rating and flexibility in this free snowboarding rental and buying guide from an expert snowboarder.
Expert: Brad Disabella
Bio: Brad Disabella has been snowboarding for five years. He has worked at the Sun Diego Boardshop in Big Bear, California and has attended snowboarding conventions all over the United States.
Filmmaker: Devin Boddie
The Ride Battery Board bag is hands-free travel at its best. It fits a snowboard with bindings and still leaves room to spare. This deluxe bag is fully padded to protect your snowboard and bindings; compression straps let you cinch down your load for jostle-free carrying. Hidden, padded backpack straps make is easy to haul; webbing tow handles at each end facilitate handling. Separate dry pocket for clothing; exterior zip pocket. | R09903150 | SnowboardingSnowboard Packs and Bags Snowboard Bags
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