Archive for » August, 2010 «

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 | Author:

This is from the afternoon sesion, check out the action, and forward this to your freinds so they can see it too. Shoreline had a great time, and hope to see you all there next year.

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 | Author:

This footage was shot and edited by Lake Tahoe Films Greg did a great job capturing the action. Check out the skating, and pass this on to our freinds. The Shoreline of Tahoe crew had a great time and hope to see you all at next years event.

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 | Author:


Check out the latest design from Merivn manuacturing the Gnu Forest Bailey Pcychadelic Park Pickle, get yours at Shoreline of Tahoe

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 | Author:


LINE UP EARLY FOR FIRST CHAIR

New Tech:

PressurePop Technology: Kevlar V
PowerBars: Carbon V
Kevlar Impact Plates

There are those riders at every mountain who show up early for first chair. And every storm brings out the same crew. They might not all hang out together at night, but they do hang out for an hour or so every pow day. With two tapered models and one swallow tail, the Notch features Rome’s S Camber for those with a first-chair addiction. New tech in 2011 adds more kick in the tail for surf-style cut backs or just spraying your friend with a wall of snow.

Tech Details:

Airpop Core Matrix:
Maximum low-density wood species laced with bamboo, for maximum lightness and maximum pop

StraightTriax 30 Laminate:
A laminate that combines a surfy feel with solid edge control

SinterSpeed Base:
A wax-hungry sintered structure for knuckle-clearing speed

PressurePop Technology: Kevlar V:
Added power off the contact points from light, energy-returning Kevlar

PowerBar: Carbon V:
Carbon bands channel energy from binding to contact points to put more pop in your slash

Kevlar Impact Plates™:
Bombproof and superlight protection under your bindings

What It Likes:

Jumps: 5
Jibs: 4
Pow Lines: 10
Carves: 8
Kill It All Factor: 5

Camber: Powder S Camber

Mountain Edge Bevel: -1° base/-1° side for maximum freestyle grip

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 | Author:

Check out the late release Lib Tech Attack Banana, this is the latest deck from the creative minds from Mervin manufacturing.

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 | Author:


Designed, tested, and approved with Union Pro rider Gigi Ruf, the Contact Pro represents a new era and design language for Union. Featuring a highback that is more “flat” on the inside, the comfort and tweakability of this binding are second to none. Throw in Triple Zone™ Bushing Systems and a CNC Machined heelcup, and you’ve got one of the lightest and best riding bindings on the planet.

Features:
Base – Dupont™ Zytel® ST
Highback—Dupont™ Zytel® ST
Triple Zone Injected EVA Bushings
CNC Machined Heelcups
Direct Connect Strap System
3D Multi-Layer Strap Core
PU Leather Straps
Contact Pro Forward Lean
Magnesium Buckles + Alum. Cage
Universal Disks
Grade 8.8 Hardware
Toe Cup Design

Customer feedback
Product rating

Voting
Select your rating… Excellent! Very good Good Fair Poor Rate It!

Customer Reviews

There have been no reviews for this product.

Send to friend
Your name: *
Your e-mail: *
Recipient’s email: *

Type the characters you see in the picture. (If you do not see any picture here, please enable images in your web browser options and refresh this page):

Get a different code

Send to friend

Recommended products list
Customers who bought this product also bought the following products:
Burton Womens Twyla Hat
Coal The Theo Beanie
Dakine Metal Scraper
Plan B Collegiate Hoodie
Retro ZigZag Skateboard Wheels – 66mm
Smith Knowledge OTG Goggles
Snowshoe Rentals
Volcom Chase Visor Beanie
Volcom Womens Decor Beanie
Volcom Womens Heath Heli Pack

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 | Author:


Rome Anthem Snowboard FULL MOUNTAIN MAYHEM

New Tech:
PressurePop Technology: Kevlar V
PowerBars: Carbon V
Kevlar Impact Plates

Whether you are dropping in off the top of Mammoth, Chamonix, Niseko or Portillo, the all-new Anthem will take you all the way to the bottom with added power, float and quickness. Drop a cliff, slash a wave, throw a method, lay a carve. Do it all. The new PressurePop Technology and PowerBars are laid in V patterns to radiate energy into the contact points. The Hybrid camber line increases lift in powder while still giving edge control through the arc of a turn.

Tech Details:

Airpop Core Matrix:
Maximum low-density wood species laced with bamboo, for maximum lightness and maximum pop

StraightTriax 45 Laminate:
The laminate for life on the edge: maximum edge control and maximum snap from edge to edge

SinterSpeed Base:
A wax-hungry sintered structure for knuckle-clearing speed

PressurePop Technology: Kevlar V:
Added power off the contact points from light, energy-returning Kevlar

PowerBar: Carbon V:
Carbon bands channel energy from binding to contact points to put more pop in your slash

Kevlar Impact Plates™:
Bombproof and superlight protection under your bindings

What It Likes:

Jumps: 8
Jibs: 5
Pow Lines: 9
Carves: 10
Kill It All Factor: 7

Camber: Hybrid Camber

Mountain Edge Bevel: -1° base/-1° side for maximum freestyle grip

Sunday, August 29th, 2010 | Author:


PLUNDER THE PARK
New Tech:
Glass Impact Plates
Let’s break this one down as simple as possible. Got bigger feet? Like jumps, jibs and butters? Like the crisp lip-poppin’ fun of carbon and Stay Positive camber? Then the Machine is your board for everyday freestyle destruction. A soft flex and the added width mean one thing on a pow day – plenty of float for surfing white lines. Twin tips let you throw your tricks regular or switch.
Tech Details:

Pop Core Matrix:
Lightweight wood with a high “pop” factor for a dynamic, snappy feel

StraightBiax Carbon Laminate:
A super smooth catch-free biaxial feel, lighter and poppier with carbon

Impact Base:
Extruded compound that fights against jib abuse

Carbon Centerline Stringer Technology:
Amplified ollies with added power off the edge by channeling energy into the contact points

Glass Impact Plates™:
Extra impact protection under your binding

Impact Edges:
A beefier edge for dealing with the 100-day life of parks and natural terrain

What It Likes:

Jumps: 8
Jibs: 10
Pow Lines: 6
Carves: 5
Kill It All Factor: 6

Camber: Stay Positive Camber

Jib Edge Bevel: -3° base/-3° side for catch-free performance

Sunday, August 29th, 2010 | Author:


After failing to get a job at ESPN, Ron Burgundy was hired as Shoreline of Tahoe’s new spokesperson in charge of Product review. Ron seemed to learn very quick about snowboarding. Sometimes he does look to be kind of lost, like a tourist out of bounds in a blizzard, but he very popular on youtube. So check out Ron Burgundy on all of Shoreline of Tahoe’s Rome snowboarding product reviews

Saturday, August 28th, 2010 | Author:

Shoreline of Tahoe picks many of the same snowboards that win the good wood awards. After a summer spent pouring over spreadsheets, the only downside to getting to test out hundreds of new boards, the results of TransWorld SNOWboarding’s Good Wood board test are in and the winners were announced in the new Buyer’s Guide.

Here’s a breakdown of this season’s top 40 boards by category:
BURTON
DC
Gnu
Lib tech
Rome
Roxy
Slomon
Signal
Smokin