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		<title>Help the hottest brands get to ISPO!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 14 Nov 2011 04:37:40 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Getting to the ISPO Tradeshow is a pretty big deal for small brands and each year, the ISPO does a brand new award for the hottest brands in the industry. This year a couple familiar faces are in the running and need your vote to make sure they have a chance to show at ISPO in Munich. To vote, click on the image or head to https://apps.facebook.com/hottestbrands/ and find the brands below, hit the like button and cast your vote! Remind Insoles &#8220;Remind Insoles is the result of 25 years of Riders passion for skateboarding and snowboarding and 30 years experience from a biomedical PhD and Bio mechanical engineer. This collaboration of love and experience brings forth the best quality orthotic insoles on the market.&#8221;  If you click like on the contest for Remind, make sure you leave a comment here and you&#8217;ll be entered to win a full year sponsorship of Remind Insoles. Mtn Approach &#8220;Do you want to get out into the back country but worry about breaking the bank on a new splitboard setup? Now you can quite literally have the best of both worlds; the absolute best hiking/climbing system in existence at an affordable price AND [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
		
		
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		<pubDate>Sat, 23 Jul 2011 22:03:06 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[The growth of backcountry riders is apparent in snowsports but there&#8217;s also a need for an affordable option (other than snowshoes) to get you up the mountains and that&#8217;s where MTN Approach comes in.  In January, they  debuted at SIA and introduced a ski device that allows skiers/snowboarders to get up the mountain without paying over a grand and being able to use their own gear to do it.  The MTN approach skis include everything (permanent skins, binding climbing system) and costs less than its competitors. [singlepic id=12131 w=500 h=334 mode=watermark float=] MTN Approach Skis: Light &#8211; only 7lbs total weight (including skins) 3.5 lbs per foot, per step = less fatique &#38; longer tours. Quick transition time &#8211; assembles in seconds, no skins to peel and store. Ride any board you want &#8211; no compromise on performance. Less expensive &#8211; $795 for complete set up including skins and integral backpack or $750 without the backpack. Uncommitted &#8211; pair the right board for the right conditions. Ascends effectively &#8211; sidecut on both edges and lightweight Size &#8211; stores easily in backpack. Close up at the MTN Approach bindings [singlepic id=12132 w=500 h=334 mode=watermark float=] The MTN Approach Skis fold up [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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		<title>Industry Profile:  POW Gloves Marketing Promotions Director John Kaiser</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jun 2011 14:45:21 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Job Title: Promotions Director Employer: POW Gloves Years on snow: 21 Days on snow: midweek Currently Riding: Capita Stairmaster Extreme (2013) Currently I am: Wishing I was outside (the sun is out in seattle!) Shay: Tell us a little bit about yourself and how snowboarding has changed your life? John: Born and raised in Philly, snowboarding was/is what shaped my educational and professional life starting with my first snowboard, a Burton free5. I got a drivers license so I could drive myself to the Poconos to go shred Shawnee and Camelback, then I went to college in Vermont so I could shred bigger and better mountains. I worked on the Mt Mansfield Ski Patrol (on a snowboard) for 2 seasons to gain some credentials and rescue skills; that got my foot in the door at Windells Camp in 1997. I lived and worked at camp full-time for almost 10 years. I started at the bottom as a counselor making the smallest pay check of my life, but I had the important things, a year round pass, food and place to live. Working at Camp allowed me to have a couple years with more than 200 days on snow! I did [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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