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The new TM-TWO for 2005 continues along the path of a progressive freestyle boot that is driven by the ThirtyTwo team. This is the staple choice of many of ThirtyTwo’s pros, along with many other riders around the world. |
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32 Vela Snowboard Boot Women's. The 32 Vela Snowboard Boot is the leader in women's snowboarding boots, built for the girl who wants to be on the mountain all day. The 32 Vela offers high-performance features as the Tongue Tension System for a perfect fit and System G2™ for extra cushioning. The 32 Vela three-part Intuition™ liner with dual-density Ultralon® foam and high-density outer foam with ultra-density inner foam add comfort and warmth closer to foot. This is the perfect boot for her! |
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The Vela is 100% redesigned. The girls wanted a boot with features from the guys' line, so here it is! The new Vela is an easy-lacing, high-performance snowboard boot for the aggressive girl rider. Grrrrr! |
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32 Timba Custom Full-Zip Hoodie – There’s no way this sweatshirt ever graced your grandma’s featherbed, but it does put a new spin on “quilted.� The 32 Timba Full-Zip Hoodie is a soft and sexy way to clothe your upper torso. With a leather 32 logo appliqué on the chest and a microsuede quilted fleece exterior, this puppy is warm, cozy, and oh-so stylish. Zip it up and wear it from the skate park to the half pipe—the 32 Timba Custom Full-Zip Hoodie looks good in any environment. Go anywhere with it…just make sure you visit Granny on your way home. |
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32 TM-Two Boot 2008- The 32 TM-Two Boot may look familiar because it is one of the most loved 32 boots around. The 32 TM T-two boots from the past enter the 21st century with new features such as an articulating cuff, 3-D molded tongue and inner ankle harness. The new ThirtyTwo TM-Two represents the future of snowboarding. |
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32 Ultralight Boot 2008 – The 32 Ultralight Boot is simply the lightest snowboard boot ever! The lightweight, minimalist shell design ensures a versatile, comfortable ride. The STI Evolution Foam provides superior cushioning while eliminating the need for a heavy rubber outsole, enhancing their lightweight design. You won’t mind being a lightweight if you’re wearing the ThirtyTwo Ultralight Boots. |
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32 Ultralight Boot 2008-Women’s- The 32 Ultralight Boot is simply the lightest snowboard boot ever! The lightweight minimalist shell design ensures a versatile, comfortable ride. The STI Evolution Foam provides superior cushioning while eliminating the need for a heavy rubber outsole, adding to their lightweight design. You won’t mind being a lightweight in the ThirtyTwo Ultralight Boot. |
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4FRNT
4FRNT EHP (Eric Hjorleifson) Skis 2008 - The restlessness of Eric's ski innovation has rallied an additional length for the upcoming season, each shaped with noticeable differences that aid in their unique performance. The 190 is more traditionally shaped, with moderate sidecut and slight camber, to utilize everyday resort conditions. The new 186 and 193 are intended for backcountry and deep powder skiing. EHP designer, Eric Hjorleifson, had the following to say about the EHP: "I wanted a solid platform for stability at speed in variable snow, efficient flotation for stomping powder landings, and shapes that provoke confidence in all ski conditions." Eric Hjorleifson designed the graphics of these skis, including snapping the picture that is at the tail of each ski while out on a backcountry adventure. The 186 and 193's tips are similarly shaped with a long gradual radius that is specially designed to provide maximum flotation which, although reducing the ski's effective edge, allows for quicker maneuverability in tight spots. The tails both share a common rocker design allowing for increased floatation. The 186 tail tapers significantly to perform as a pintail allowing the tail to sink slightly deeper into the snow than the other two lengths. The 190 has a shape designed to conquer the entire resort. It has a slight twinned up tail with a bit of camber so it grips hard in all conditions. The waist and length give this ski just enough shape to carve and dice the crud but also |
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4FRNT
4FRNT Grom Skis - Youth 2008- Who doesn’t like dragons blowing fire & armored knights? A huge benefit to 4FRNT’s design team is being on snow every summer working with the kids. 4FRNT has actively sponsored summer camps all over the world which has helped to learn more about what kids demand in their equipment. The GROM model has been developed around the demands of today’s youngest skiers. Seeking a design that compliments a shape and construction without the sacrifice of limited versatility and weight, 4FRNT came up with the Grom. This ski shares the same dimensions for all three sizes, a lightweight core and full wrap edge. The GROM might be some kids’ first pair of skis, so 4FRNT takes great pride to introduce the 4FRNT brand to their youngest of customers. |
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The 4FRNT STL Skis are fresh out of surgery, got a bit of a face lift for 06/07. The running surface has been lengthened to increase performance and stability without adding extra weight and length to the ski. Still built like a rock with full-length wood cores inside a sandwich construction. The 4FRNT STL Jr. ski rips the trails and flies through the park. |
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4FRNT
4FRNT TNK ( Niklas Karlstrom) Skis 2008 - The TNK is designed to out perform all other skis in the park and pipe. With the competition known for being buttery and soft in this category, this model breaks the mold. The TNK is here to stop and boost with a stiffer than average flex and sidecut hardly considered directional. The TNK is all power. Whether it be switch or regular, each turn generates more grip, more stability, and more amplitude than the competition. The all wood core features a LITEblock technology which decreases the weight while evening out the flex in the 4FRNT TNK Ski. With wider than park standard widths; all around skiers will find these sticks surprisingly responsive all over the mountain. |
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