F2 Bloom Women's Snowboard
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Hi snowboarding women…
Here are some hints on choosing a women’s snowboard. Don’t get fooled by intriguing or girly graphics, what matters is a set of technical issues affecting your riding performance:
- The center of gravity is lower in women than in men
- Women’s feet are smaller than men’s
- Women weight less than men (happy to know this?)
Because of these factors, a women’s snowboard is shorter than a men’s. It shows also a narrower waist and a lighter core.
A helpful tool to compute the size of a women’s snowboard is provided by Frosty. You can find it here.
Here are some links to have a look at (and possibly buy) a women’s snowboard with a discount of at least 50%:
- F2 Women’s Snowboard
- Forum Women’s Snowboard
- Lamar Women’s Snowboard
- LTD Women’s Snowboard
If you surf this site you can find other nice offers and top snowboarding gear.
See you soon.
The Snowboard Buzz Team
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Posted on March 24th, 2010 by snowboard | 2 Comments »
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Hi Snowboarding fans!
Another Burton today, a silent one…
The Burton T6 Snowboard filters out noise and allows boarders to ride faster. Burton adapted the same cushioning properties developed for boots to the surface of the snowboard, using the so called Smooth Ride™ technology.
Key Features of the Burton T6 Snowboard:
- NEW Smooth Ride Technology
- Alumafly Core
- Triax Response Fiberglass
- Multizone EGD
- Sintered WFO Vision Base
- Infinite Ride
- Pro-Tip
- Stainless Steel Pressure Distribution Edges
- Even Core Profile
- WINNER of Transworlds Good Wood Board Test
- Directional Shape
As every Burton, it is not so cheap; anyway, it’s worth a look…
Have fun.
The Snowboard Buzz Team
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Posted on March 20th, 2010 by snowboard | No Comments »
Top Burton Snowboards
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Hello boarders!
Top Burton snowboards are not for everybody: people get amazed at their incredibly light weight, skilled boarders can achieve top performances, and everybody enjoys their stunning graphics.
Sure they are not inexpensive. Let us list the key features of the two top Burton snowboards: Method and Vapor.
Method Burton Snowboards
- The Channel
- Ultrameth Construction
- Method Tech
- Multizone EGD
- Negative Core Profile
- New Alumasuper Fly Core
- Carbon I Beam
- NEW S2 Carbon Vaporskin Lite
- New Methlon N2PO WFO Vision Base
- Directional Shape
- Pro Tip
- Infinite Ride
- New Slimrail
- Grip & Rip Edge Tune
- New Titanium Alloy Pressure Distributuob Edges
- Twin Flex
Vapor Burton Snowboards
- Vaportech™ Construction
- The Channel
- SHAPE: Directional
- FLEX: Twin
- FEEL: 6
- CORE: Vaportech Alumafly™ Core with Multizone EGD™ and Negative Profile
- FIBERGLASS: Carbon Vaporskin Lite™ with Carbon I-Beam™
- BASE: Sintered N2O WFO Vision
- EDGES: Stainless Steel Pressure Distribution Edges with Grip and Rip™ Tune
- SIDEWALLS: Slantwall
- EXTRAS: Pro-Tip™ and Infinite Ride™
Will the top Burton snowboards remain just a dream for us? OK, so just glance at them and dream a little more…
The Snowboard Buzz Team
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Posted on March 13th, 2010 by snowboard | 2 Comments »
All Mountain Freeride Snowboards
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All Mountain Freeride is the most popular type of snowboard. It can be used in any snowboarding environment from all-mountain to halfpipe, and it is designed to float on fresh untouched snow (powder boarding). Snowboarders can do almost everything with an All Mountain Freeride Snowboard, even carving and catching air. The tail of an All Mountain Freeride Snowboard is generally narrower than the tip, so it must be ridden mainly in one direction.
Here you can have a look at a selected list of All Mountain Freeride Snowboards at discounted prices (50%+):
- F2 All Mountain Freeride Snowboards
- Lamar All Mountain Freeride Snowboards
- LTD All Mountain Freeride Snowboards
- M3 All Mountain Freeride Snowboards
- Silence All Mountain Freeride Snowboards
- Technine All Mountain Freeride Snowboards
Have a nice tour.
The Snowboard Buzz Team
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Posted on March 5th, 2010 by snowboard | No Comments »
Head Defiance Snowboard
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Hallo snowboard fans…
Let’s have a look at the Head Defiance Snowboard, a good choice for intermediate all-mountain riders. Its main features are:
- Adaptive Intellifiber™ Technology: Coupled fibers in nose and tail – Fibers catch energy and send it back, so they stiffen your snowboard and reduce vibrations.
- UV-lacquered topsheet with matte print – high impact graphics.
- Durable and fast IS 4400 base with SlickGrind 10.
- Light and durable Type 5 wood core.
- Sidecut: Elliptical (optimized for Freeride style).
- Sidewall: Biaxial Fiber Jacket + metal inlays.
- 4×2 insert pattern.
- Sidecut (m): 6.0
- Eff.edge (cm): 116.2
- Waist (cm): 24.0
Where to find it with 53% discount:
Head Defiance Snowboard 148 Black – Men’s
Head Defiance Snowboard 148 Silver – Men’s
Today’s Prices:
Retail 339.95$ – Sale 159.95$
Enjoy.
The Snowboard Buzz Team
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Posted on March 3rd, 2010 by snowboard | No Comments »
