quick clip of Sean K. putting a SINGLE snowskate to work

...posted Joe riding a bi-deck snowskate the other day, here's Sean riding a SINGLE snowskate... for those who aren't fimilar with snowskating, there are quite a few types of snowskates, all based on two different styles: Singles and Bi-decks.. Singles are simple 'skate-deck' like boards that ride on snow anywhere, however "singles" are not accepted by most resorts, so they are used in urban settings...Bi-decks snowskates are usually bigger, they have a larger then normal skateboard deck (top-deck) mounted to a sub-deck or "ski" with metal edges that does all the edging on the snow...these are widely accepted by ski resorts as long as a leash is involved...both are a pisser....its worth trying both and to have both types in your winter quiver...sorry if i'm preaching to choir..thanks for clip Sean ...looked like fun


Sean's riding a custom december snowskate at about 38" x 9" with a sintered base and three channels


PS there are POWDER versions of both too....

TWO for the NEW YEAR

happy new year, (best of luck and riding conditions this year)

here's two new blanks that came out of the press this week...the one with the darker wood grain might be sold as a single deck for a grom I meet the other day...he fell in love with snowskating immediately after trying mine...even landed an air, 'rather' instantly, his mom was so stoked until she got the full price for a bideck, so for now he'll start with a custom single....(the blond deck will be 39" top deck shortly)

here's Humbolt County's own : JUST ONE enjoy a "december" day...thanks jus..

lots of fun stuff happening lately, there has been sporadic snow, so need to drive inland to snowskate, and the waves have turned on (winter)....first day of 2010: we woke up to chest to shoulder to overhead cylinders grinding down the beach..with a hint of offshore winds...so damn fun...