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The House
SnowBoarding,SkateBoarding,WakeBoarding |
We've been in the game since 1982,
long before most ski areas had opened the slopes to boarding. No
matter what the time of year, we're stocked with thousands of boards,
boots, bindings and accessories. We guarantee safe delivery of your
products with the absolute best guaranteed backup service you'll find
anywhere in the industry.The House has over 5,000 products, a retail
outlet and over 300,000 square feet of warehouse space Complete Wakeboard package only $199 The House has been in business for over 23 years, providing the best
board products to riders worldwide. With our experience and expertise,
you can order with confidence. Snowboard Closeouts
Snowboards come in several different styles, depending on the
type of riding intended:
Racing/Alpine: long, narrow, rigid, and directional shape. Best during
machine groomed slopes. Most often ridden with a "hard" boot, but also ridden
recreationally with soft boots, particularly by riders in Europe.
Free ride: longer in length, and semi-directional. Used for fast-big-turn type
of snowboarding.
Freestyle: Rigid, average in length, light, twin-directional, deep side cuts.
Used in pipe and park.
Freestyle (rails): flexible and short, twin-directional, wider stance, filed
down metal edges. Used for skateboard-like snow parks.
All-Mountain: A hybrid between free ride and freestyle board. All purpose board.
Swallow-Tail: Generally a wider board that has a split running down its tail.
The split tail is designed to sink the tail lower than the nose. This is
preferred in powder/backcountry conditions. This is a nice board for use in
powder.
Split: Not to be confused with the swallow-tail, the split board consists of a
stable powder board that can be broken down into two touring skis, used when
hiking in deep backcountry conditions.
Fish Shape: A shorter, wider board with a tapered tail designed to eliminate leg
fatigue in deep powder
Magne-Traction: The edges of the board have a wavy side cut, with seven contact
points. If the outer two contact points lose grip then the inner contact points
can take over, allowing better control and edge hold, even on ice. The Magne-Traction
also allows the edges turn ice back into snow.
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