Where to get snowboarding gear?
Originally Posted by 9-2x Timmay
Your garage. If you don't have a garage, use your living room. like mentioned above, it is really easy to do, and is much cheaper than paying someone else to do it. There are many How-to's on waxing online for reference as well. Just last Saturday I finished waxing 4 boards and a pair of ski's with also working the edges and p-tex into any rock or tree injuries.
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Originally Posted by ucbsti
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Waxing in general is very easy. Tuning correctly isn't so easy. But your daily hot wax is a snap. Buy a snowboard/wax iron or buy a cheapy at the store. Buy some wax. Clean your base using and orange based wax cleaner. Put the wax on the iron and drip it around on your board. Not to much. just enough to cover. then melt it all smooth. Scape. buff. done.
if your still looking for places to buy a board. A Sportsmart near my house (San Leandro) is having 50% off snowgear and boards.
a friend of mine got bindings retailed @ like 150 for 30 bucks!
a friend of mine got bindings retailed @ like 150 for 30 bucks!
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Originally Posted by HectorWRX
+1 san jose Sportmart all the way
thirtytwo boots are the best. hands down.
get your gear at the Expos. its way cheap if not wait till the season is over then buy ur gear at tri city.
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