Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Back to Production


there has been tons of waves lately (lots of playtime)... but thankfully the latest materials have arrived and its time to finish up production for winter/spring 2009 season...


There will be enough maple left for a custom deck if anyone is interested in a very late season snowskate or deck...let me know, also I should be getting a small order of wood in june for some 70's style skate decks, which will be available over the summer...and a very large order of maple for july to begin making snowskates and a couple of new prototypes for the upcoming late fall/early winter 2009 season...


not sure which direction the blog's gonna go in the next couple of months, should it take a rest or go "full steam ahead"?... heres' a pic of new maple veneers...very stoked, new prototype photos coming soon... as usual I hope everyone is getting quality riding conditions too, and feel free to add a comment..haha

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WINTER 2009-2010 Snowskates
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Singles, flat decks, and Powder sticks

Top decks....priced by size



december singles

december singles
.... our single decks are hand crafted and pressed using 8 ply Canadian Maple , engineered with five glide-lock channels that have been "skinned" with the latest technology in snowboard base material; 4000 "Red" Sintered Base with Gallium, to give today's rider tomorrow's speed and performance, now.....

december TOP decks for BI-DECKS

december TOP decks for BI-DECKS
....hand pressed out of 7 plys of hard rock maple. These top decks are to be mounted to the sub of your choice whether its for powder or park...Our decks are available with custom concaves, kicks, and sizes. These decks are best if tweaked to the riders desired dimensions....all truck holes will be pre-drilled..Prices vary upon sizes...



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