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New Products...Products
so hot, they're cool!
Come
in and see our HUGE inventory on these and many other
new items!
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DVS
Militia Boot
HO2
There's
no time for slippin' when wearing Marc Frank
Montoya's Signature boot. Sturdy leather water
resistant upper. Moisture wicking and DVS fast
hooks. Secret stash compartment. Cold Grip
Technology™ outsole. Imported. |
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32-ULTRALIGHT
LIGHTEST.
SNOWBOARD. BOOT. EVER! Lightweight minimalist
shell design Articulating Cuff STI Evolution
Foam™ lightweight one-piece midsole/outsole
and System G2™ gel heel cushioning 3-D Molded
Tongue Level 5 Ultimate Fit Liner in lightweight
raw foam NEW Inner Ankle Harness and Custom Lace
Lock. |
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Ride
Strapper Keeper Snowboard Boots
The Ride Strapper Keeper snowboard boots are designed to feel more like a skate shoe than a snowboard boot. They are compact, light and flexible with unique sneaker styling.
Built for tweaks and rails, Strapper Keepers feature speed laces down low for a quick, secure closure, and rip-and-stick straps up top for maximum adjustability and mobility |
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GNU B-Pro C2 BTX Snowboard
C2 BTX technology features Banana Tech rocker between the feet and camber at the tip and tail, delivering amazing float whether you're riding regular or switch.
Camber provides end-to-end stability and plenty of pop for boosting off natural terrain; Banana Traction technology offers carving performance and soft-snow float |
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The Addictive Collection
It is one of the things that has always been an ingrained, natural part of the SDS. From t-shirts to boards, posters to bindings, Rome’s designers have been at the forefront of redefining how art is expressed through snowboarding for the last seven years. And in the creative process at Rome, the designers have always had the freedom to explore the stuff they’re interested in.
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In
the News...
Salem
Skate Park Update
Salem New
Hampshire's new Skate
Park is scheduled for a grand opening in Spring of 2010.
As the lions share of Phase 1 of the Hedgehog Park
Expansion Project, the trees have been cleared and bids
are in to complete the paving and fencing by early December.
All that should be left for spring is to move in the
equipment, put the signs up and kick it off with a
grand opening celebration.
The
project has been pulled together in large part by
Salem's Recreation Director Chris Dillon and
Selectman Pat Hargreaves. Funding has come from a
combination of a $30,000 grant from the Town of
Salem to purchase equipment, a $10,000 pledge from
NOTB Snowboards, in-kind donations from local
contractors and lots of fund-raising events from the
staff and friends of NOTB Snowboards in Salem NH."
NOTB
& Rite Way Travel
