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Wednesday, September 01st, 2010 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe

To our surprise, Shoreline of Tahoe as a brand is showing steady growth during these economic flat times. How did we do it? To be honest I don’t know, I am very quick to thank God, I do live by faith so over the years I can testify that God has seen us through many tough times.

From what I can tell, that is measurably, is that we have consistently operated with common sense. Not a mindless cheesy cleshay that says “the customer is always right” but a focus on fitting the customer to the product that best fits their needs. We think that, the shift from going for the quick sale, to instead listening to our skiers and snowboarders and then offering what gear would best serve their riding / skiing style, has contributed to our growth.

Enough of what I think, here are all 5 comments we found on Google maps, See for yourself why Shoreline continues to grow in a flat economy…

Excellent Customer Service??
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 By Nathan – Jan 10, 2010
Shoreline of Tahoe (Kingsbury Grade-NV207 location) has the lethal combination of having the best selection of snowboards for sale in the entire South Lake Tahoe Region and having the best customer service I’ve ever had at a snowboard shop. I was looking into buying a board and the staff there gave me a very comprehensive rundown on what I should consider. They gave me specific board, binding, and boot recommendations catered to my riding style. The selection of snowboards for sale is fairly wide with a spectrum of different models suited for freestyle or all-mountain use. No other shop in the South Lake Tahoe Region has more selection in my experience, although The Village is a close second. Also, the staff has solid background knowledge about the exact equipment they are selling, with many of them owning the very same models. They also offer steep discounts on outdated/last year’s equipment. Overall, the experienced and friendly nature of the staff  and the good selection of equipment available make Shoreline of Tahoe my #1 recommendation for snowboarding needs in the South Lake Tahoe Region.
Shoreline of Tahoe (Kingsbury Grade-NV207 location) has the lethal combination of having the best selection of snowboards for sale in the entire South Lake Tahoe Region and having the best customer service I’ve ever had at a snowboard shop. I was looking into buying a board and the staff there gave me a very comprehensive rundown on what I should consider. They gave me specific board, binding, and boot recommendations catered to my riding style. The selection of snowboards for sale is fairly wide with a spectrum of different models suited for freestyle or all-mountain use. No other shop in the South Lake Tahoe Region has more selection in my experience, although The Village is a close second. Also, the staff has solid background knowledge about the exact equipment they are selling, with many of them owning the very same models. They also offer steep discounts on outdated/last year’s equipment. Overall, the experienced and friendly nature of the staff and the good selection of equipment available make Shoreline of Tahoe my #1 recommendation for snowboarding needs in the South Lake Tahoe Region.
Broken ladder repaired instantly??
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 By Robert – Dec 26, 2009
Late in the day at Heavenly, I snapped a ladder on my Flow binding. Went to the shop at Boulder Lodge, but they only deal with Burton. Hopped in the car, drove down Kingsbury Grade, stopped at Shoreline. Talked to Bob. He says, “We have some parts and we should be able to help you. Bring your board in.” Five minutes later the binding was fixed. When I asked how much, Bob said, “Tell you what – just tip my staff.” I did and was back on the slopes in time for two more runs that afternoon. I’d definitely go here again. Friendly, knowledgeable, efficient.
One of the best in Tahoe??
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 By Meg – Dec 16, 2009
These guys are incredibly helpful, stock quality gear (ski and snowboard), and do great repairs. They fixed a core shot quickly so I could ski the next day and even gave me a guarantee because it was a quick repair. I give them my full recommendation for your ski and snowboard needs in South Lake Tahoe.
Awesome Personable Employees??
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 By Aaron – Sep 20, 2009
This shop is truly excellent. I have been a customer at a number of the shops in Nevada, but these guys on Kingsbury have a little bit of everything and are extremely helpful. Going above any beyond, they even suggest trails and things to check out in the area that really help to develop a personal relationship. Great shop.
Great Service and Reasonable Prices??
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 By CJ – Dec 28, 2008
Shoreline’s Nevada shop is the best place to go for gear. The staff were great and dialed in the bindings I needed, at the price I wanted. They have a good discount on last year’s stuff and all the new gear was stocked. Other shops in south lake break the bank and don’t have everything you want. These guys were reasonable and helpful. If you have a question about snowboards, ask for Kevin. The guy seems to know everything and goes out of his way to help. A ++++
Shoreline’s Nevada shop is the best place to go for gear. The staff were great and dialed in the bindings I needed, at the price I wanted. They have a good discount on last year’s stuff and all the new gear was stocked. Other shops in south lake break the bank and don’t have everything you want. These guys were reasonable and helpful. If you have a question about snowboards, ask for Kevin. The guy seems to know everything and goes out of his way to help. A++++ 
Thursday, August 19th, 2010 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe

Classified as a grass, Bamboo is ready to harvest in 5 years and has fantastic physical properties. Bamboo one of the world’s fastest growing plants, capable of growing 39” in a 24 hour period. Its long fibers make it stronger and lighter than traditional skateboard woods. All Freedom Dolly Bamboo is prepared using a non-toxic natural soaking process. If a skateboard is built from the forest. Is there still a forest? If it’s a Freedom Dolly Rideable Renewable there is!
Freedom Dolly Longboards coming soon to Shoreline of Tahoe

Saturday, December 19th, 2009 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe


Local makers of the Ralston Snowskates put on a great event, well run, good course, and the biggest in prizes, ever for a snowskate event. Sierra at Tahoe once again creating a very good park for the snowskaters to show off their tricks. Mark your Calander Febuary 7th 2010, at Sierra at Tahoe for the 2010 Ralston Cup.

Saturday, September 05th, 2009 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe

labor-day-saleThis is your chance to save an extra 10% off, the already greatly reduced ski and snowboarding gear we have online. if you in the tahoe area stop by and mention that you want the online special and you too can save an extra 10% on gear that is already 40 to 50% off.
In the Coupon code box type the word “Labor” to save 10% more on anything we sell.

Tuesday, August 04th, 2009 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe


Master of the entire shred universe.
Burton Snowboard Company continues to improve the Cartel Binding. the Skyback II is a unique improvement that makes you one with your board.
There’s a reason more pros, regardless of who’s paying them, choose the Cartel™. Simply put, it’s got everything you could ask for-smoke-weight, diesel strength, and maxed out comfort in a shred-everything package. An ergonomically canted Team Skyback® II and super-minimized Ultra Capstrap™ enhance control, while NEW FullBED™ cushioning and B3 Gel absorb negativity from harsh landings.>Burton Snowboards

Features
+ BASEPLATE: Single-Component 30% Short-Glass/Nylon Composite
+ HI-BACK: Single-Component Canted Living Hinge™ Team Skyback II
+ STRAPS: Superstrap™ and Ultra Capstrap
+ BUCKLES: Dual-Component Smooth Glide™ Buckles
+ CUSHIONING: NEW FullBED Cushioning System and B3 Gel Heel Cushioning
+ Features Re-Ground Materials in Baseplate and Hi-Back to Reduce Waste

Friday, July 24th, 2009 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe

Shoreline of Tahoe Labor Day Weekend Sale September 5th-7th 2009. Shop us online, and get the great savings now. Please join us at our Kingsbury location Saturday, Sunday, and Monday to check out all the great 2009 stock. The 2010 ski & snowboard equipment has already shown up, so see it here, and save on 2010 packages.
Shoreline of Tahoe Labor Day Sale

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe

2010 lib tech skate Banana2010 Lb Tech Skate Banana’s have arrived at Shoreline of Tahoe. The Number one Snowboard on the planet is ready for the upcoming 2009-10 Snowboard Season. If the pattern continues, we think they will sell out again for the 4Th year in a row. Way to go Mervin! American made near Canada.

Tuesday, July 07th, 2009 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe

The Lake Tahoe Summer is a great time to try new things while we wait for the snow to return. So, we loaded up a car with skiers and snowboarders and headed to Sacramento. Our goal was to check out the rumors about a place called “Sky High”. Sky High Trampolines is full of tons of trampolines with angled trampolines on the ends. We paid $9.00 each for an hour of bouncing. We had a great time and learned some different tricks off the walls. I could see that a few more visits would really explode into new area of discovery. You start to see lines that you want to hit, front, back, 1/2 back drop off the wall into another diving front flip. the patterns are endless.
Sky High Sportslogo[2]
11327 Folsom Blvd., Ste 160
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
(916) 853-5867

Tuesday, June 09th, 2009 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe

base_tokidokiAre you off to Australia this summer? How about Chile? Mount Hood? If so be the first kid on your block to own a brand new 2010 ride snowboard.  They are here ready to rock!  Take advantage of our free shipping offer.

Friday, May 29th, 2009 | Author: Shoreline Of Tahoe


The South Lake Tahoe skate park’s ugly step child, the BMX rider can be seen regularly at the skate park, like most step children they are a misunderstood group that seeks a place to call home. I know first hand way back in the day they were not allowed at the park. The city officials didn’t know if they could share the same space without increased risk of injury? Would the bikes damage the park? Over time I think the policy has been modified, or at least the city turns a blind eye to the riders. The truth is these ugly step children rip! Shortly after a rain storm passed through, I meet up with “Dillon” who had the park all to himself. South Tahoe Skate skate park’s ugly step child is out of the back room and given the best seat at the table.