Since Lobster Snowboards birth earlier this year, the Helgason brothers have been claiming broken bones, podiums and unleashing the Lobster boards all over the world. Read more »
LObStEr Snowboards distributors
March 10th, 2011
Buying Snowboards Online
October 6th, 2010
Let’s be honest, most of us want new ski or snowboard gear all the time; I walk into a snow store, I want that new beanie; I spend a couple for hours on line picking out the perfect boots and bindings arrangement, I whip out my credit card; I see someone on the slopes with a wicked new season snowboard, I want it. I want them NOW!
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Buying 2nd Hand Snow Gear
September 22nd, 2010
Whether you are trying snowboarding for the very first time, or are just in need of a new snowboard, you may want to try your luck with some 2nd hand boards, often, people will use a snowboard for a very short period of time before losing interest or being sidetracked with other things. This works out for both of you, you get a snowboard in excellent condition and a low price, and the seller is able to clear some space in their home as well as recouping some money they have spent.
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Choosing A Snowboard
August 31st, 2010
Choosing a snowboard is a difficult process and so it is advisable for learners to go for rented ones in earlier stages. Once they understand their requirements, it will be easy for them to strike at the snowboard that will suit them best. In arriving at the selection decision, the following factors are worth considering:
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Buying Snowboards and Skis From eBay
August 25th, 2010
Let’s be honest, everyone (Including my Mum), knows how to and actively uses ebay these days. It’s a cheap, easy and time efficient way to buy and sell any kind of good, but beware – not all ebay sellers are as honest as the snow is white! Think you’ve found the ultimate buy? Checked it against lots of other items listed and the price is great? Only got a few minutes left to bid? The following tips will guide you to really get some great deals out of ebay.
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