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Posted on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 in snowboarding

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Queen Size Duvet Set Designer Sheets Le Vele Snowboard


Queen Size Duvet Set Designer Sheets Le Vele Snowboard


$124.00


Le Vele Snowboard Printed Embroidered duvet set
6 Piece Bedding Set
Queen size
You have found Le VeleTM exquisite European Bedding Sets!

Because our unique bedding sets come in elegant packaging accompanied
with glossy gift bags, they make the perfect gift for bridal showers, house
warming and wedding gifts.

Grace of Cotton meets the elegance of Embroidery.

Unsurpassed Quality:
French design…


Ek Thin Glove Cat-glove Keeper


Ek Thin Glove Cat-glove Keeper


$7.99


Ek Thin Glove Cat-glove Keeper This Item Is In Category: Add-on Sales > Ek Ekcessories Brand: Ek…

Skullcandy Hesh Headphones Brown, One Size


Skullcandy Hesh Headphones Brown, One Size


$39.47


Blast the few brain cells you have left with the Skullcandy Hesh Headphones. Skullcandy gave these ?phones an eardrum-pounding 50mm power driver and a sound-boosting dome shape for skull-shattering clarity at a ridiculous price. The supple leather headwrap and earcups make the demise of your hearing a soft and pleasurable experience. Adjust the in-line volume control to hear what the old dude babb…

Dakine Heli Pro


Dakine Heli Pro


$90.00


DaKine Ski and Snowboard Sport Backpack…

Columbia Men's Grand Targhee II Parka


Columbia Men’s Grand Targhee II Parka


$129.99


Be prepared for the ascent in the Columbia® Grand Targhee II men’s parka. The waterproof and breathable Omni-Tech® fabric technology uses microporous membranes to keep water from penetrating the fabric while allowing perspiration to escape. The removable liner can be worn on its own or inside the shell for additional warmth….

Columbia Boys 8-20 North Slope Jacket


Columbia Boys 8-20 North Slope Jacket


$115.00


This is a boys Columbia insulated winter coat. The model name is the North Slope Jacket The coat has omni shield protection so it resists rain and stains. It has a media pocket and cuff pocket. The insulated hood is removable.

?Shell: 100% nylon Dobby Rainstop II, 100% nylon Dot Matrix Print, 100% nylon Wave Stripe Emboss
?Lining: 100% nylon Embossed Taffeta
?Insulation: 100% polyester Microtem…


Deluxe Snow Hog Sit Down Snowboard Sled


Deluxe Snow Hog Sit Down Snowboard Sled


$49.95


It’s a great toy for any place with frozen tundra! Your kids will love skating and sliding through the snow on this deluxe Ride on Snow Hog!…

Snowboard Plug 'n' Play Video Game


Snowboard Plug ‘n’ Play Video Game



Extreme snowboarding action—from home! Motion sensors on a 17″ board track your child’s moves as 16-bit high-resolution graphics and CD-quality sound put them on the slopes! Kids choose from 8 different runs and multiple play modes. Game plugs directly into your TV. Children control the action…


Honda Ski / Snowboard Attachment - For Roof Rack Crossbars - fits Civic Accord Element Ridgeline CRV Fit Odyssey Pilot and Crosstour model years 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 and 2011


Honda Ski / Snowboard Attachment – For Roof Rack Crossbars – fits Civic Accord Element Ridgeline CRV Fit Odyssey Pilot and Crosstour model years 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 and 2011


$117.35


Honda Ski / Snowboard Attachment – For Roof Rack Crossbars – fits Civic Accord Element Ridgeline CRV Fit Odyssey Pilot and Crosstour model years 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 and 2011…

MINI Cooper Ski/Snowboard Holder for Rear Carrier 2007 2008 2009 and 2010


MINI Cooper Ski/Snowboard Holder for Rear Carrier 2007 2008 2009 and 2010


$442.64


MINI Cooper Ski/Snowboard Holder for Rear Carrier 2007 2008 2009 and 2010…

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Buying Snowboard Boots That Are Manufactured With Sustainability In Mind Makes You Feel Good About The Purchase

There are a lot of factors that weigh in when you decide to make a new purchase. In the case of a snowboard boot, fit and cost are the probably the biggest factors. Well I suppose to some it is the style and hipness of the boot that might override the comfort and cost of the boot.  Nonetheless, if the boot doesn’t mould around your foot like butter there isn’t much you can do but keeping looking and trying on different boot brands and models. But let’s say you did find two or three boots that were within your price range and all felt really good on your feet. All the said boots locked your heel into place, fit snugly around your toes without cramping, had the perfect amount of support for your arch and sported a quick lacing system that got you out of the parking lot and to the lift while your friends still fumbled to boot up. What would tip the scale in favor of one boot or another?

The small things can sometimes be the ones that make or break a deal. So what if one boot company showed a greater commitment to the environment and sustainable boot design than the rest? Feeling good about supporting a company that does its part to create products with low impact on the environment might the tipping point. Here we’ll look at Vans and how Vans Snowboard Boots are working to minimize the impact they make on the environment.

Let’s take a step back and look at how Vans get started. If you aren’t old enough to be able to say you were a proud owner of the famous checkered Vans kicks back in the day then here is some history. Paul Van Doren is the main man behind Vans and decided to start up his own business after having worked in the industry during the early 60’s on the east coast. He teamed up with and investor named Serge D’Elia and another guy with show manufacturing experience named Gordy Lee. They opened up shop in Anaheim in 1966 and started the Van Doren Rubber Company.

Vans really got its first spike in popularity when skateboarding was emerging as a widely adopted sport in the early 70’s. Vans worked with pro skater to make shoes that were colorful and bold. They came out with the slip on in 1979 and that took California by storm. Vans also started penetrating the BMX scene around this time and positioning itself as the hip shoe in the actions sports scene. When Fast Times at Ridgemont High came out and Spicoli sported the checkered Vans the popularity of the shoe picked up again.

If we are going to talk about determination and a “failure is not an option” attitude, then Vans is strong contender for the “resiliency” title. They went through a rocky beginning including Bankruptcy in 1984, deportation of its illegal workers, and competition from knock off companies and slipping sales due to recession. One thing to note is that the company initially really tried to keep production on US soil until it just wasn’t viable anymore based on their competitors all going overseas.

Where Vans Snowboard Boots comes into the picture is the introduction of the boot line 1995 when the line brought the company to profitability within a short one year’s time.  Vans has been a staple in snowboard boots every since. But what exactly does the company currently do on the GREEN front?  Let’s have a look at some the companies’ current efforts to go green.

The most notable things Vans is doing is attempting to cut down on waste in the manufacturing process and also using materials that produce less toxic byproducts and are more easily recycled.  Vans recently partnered with Protect Our Winters (POW) to design the new Men’s Cirro and Women’s Veil boots with more sustainable materials. “The boot uppers are constructed using 100% recycled PET textile, 50% recycled PET synthetic and nontoxic water-based solvents,” says Jared Bevens of Vans. PET stands for Polyethylene Therephthalate. This material is used a lot in beverage packaging but is making its way into other products. What makes this material so desirable is how well it recycles. So when you purchase the Cirro or Veil you are not only getting exceptional performance in a snowboard boot, but also an eco-friendly boot.

Aside from these efforts in manufacturing of the Cirro and Veil, Vans is also donating part of the proceeds from these boots to POW. POW was formed in 2007 and is the brainchild of veteran snowboarder and legend Jeremy Jones.  It is a tax exempt, non-profit organization that is working to reverse the global warming crisis by getting the winter sports community together with that goal in mind.

So there are a few notable things Vans snowboard bootsis doing to promote sustainability and eco-friendly boot design. If in the near future you find yourself on the sales floor with a stack of snowboard boots candidates, remember that Vans has your back when it comes to the environment.

Look at our full selection of Vans snowboard boots here.

For more information on POW please visit www.protectourwinters.org.
For more information on the Vans company history please visit www.answers.com/topic/vans-inc.

About the Author

Matt Banks snowboards and surfs in North County, S.D. and writes for BoardRiderLounge. Visit the Lounge to find great deals on vans snowboard boots and vans snowboarding gear.

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