Endeavor Snowboards

Endeavor designs performance snowboards that have gained a following for their quality and build. Their boards come in all sorts of styles and shapes, but it was their all-black collection that really caught our eye, specially their Archetype Legacy, a stealthy board designed for fresh powder conditions. Construction is streamlined by combining carbon and fiberglass with resin, and it features a hover camber and a directional shape with large swallow cut-out. The result is a super lightweight and powerfully reactive board that glides effortlessly through the fine stuff.

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ROAM ELEVATE SKI EXOSKELETON

Is skiing starting to hurt your body too much? San Francisco-based Roam Robotics have developed Elevate, a robotic exoskeleton designed to support your quads and knees so you can spend more time doing what you love. Using a lightweight composite frame, air chambers at your knees and a backpack battery pack/compressor combo, the Elevate Exoskeleton takes almost half of the stress off your knees and quads. By combining on-board sensors with smart software, Elevate ant...
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KETTLE GRYP

Kettle Gryp is a genius solution, a handle that turns dumbbells into kettlebells! When travelling, hotel gym´s normally only have dumbbells, but if you like working out with kettlebells, this smartly-designed add on turns ordinary dumbbells into kettlebells in seconds. Simply clamp the latching mechanism around a dumbbell handle, snap the latch closed, and get to swinging. It weighs less than a pound, and is small enough to pack in a suitcase. watch the video below...
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SPLITSTICKS

This has to be the most versatile snowboard available, Splitsticks allows you to "split" your board into two separate skis! Now you can cruise downhill or split the board and go off trail hiking, even adjust it to ski mode. You´ll get a reliable companion for all conditions to tackle all terrains, and an ultimate riding experience in one package. Watch the video...
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