OWN THE DREAM! OR… IF YOU CAN’T BEAT ‘EM, JOIN ‘EM!
SNOWBOARD AND ACTION SPORTS COMPANY FOR SALE. MAKE AN OFFER AND TAKE THE KEYS!
Selling an action sports/snowboard brand on craigslist? Sure, why not?! Isn’t doing things in unusual ways what it’s all about? We would like to unload a burgeoning snowboard and action sports label (hardgoods & softgoods) to an interested party who could manage its affairs in a more successful & professional manner. Basically, we have “grown too much to be small†and we are still “too small to be big.†You can take this Action Sports company to the next level by purchasing or absorbing it as an already-existing independent brand with a unique market presence.
This brand has been around for 5 years, yet has remained under the radar. It has been lauded for producing The Best Snowboard In the World, with an eco-friendly green approach to manufacturing and a reputation as one of the most sought-after snowboard decks amongst core snowboarders.
ASSETS
– Brand respected amongst core big-mountain snowboarders for best product quality
– Product offering: snowboard decks (hardgoods) and basic promo apparel
– Formed in 2004, recognizable and valued logo identity …Â Â Â Details
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With tough economics compelling ski- fields to market themselves hard to Australians, don’t be surprised to see more than a few Wallaby jerseys in the queue this season.
Interest from Aussie skiers at nationwide ski fairs this month has been reportedly at record levels and bookings are up on the last (albeit scantily clad) snow season.
Northern ski areas are inundated with snow bases of more than a metre. Mangonui, on the slopes of Mt Taranaki, is the first field to open this year…Â Details
Early winter snowfalls have promised New Zealand’s ski slopes a bumper year as they get ready for the opening of the 2009 season in June.
More than 1.4 million ski passes were sold throughout the country last year as New Zealand cemented its popularity as an off-season destination for locals and snow bunnies from neighbouring Australia and the northern hemisphere.
But you don’t have to risk life and limb on the slopes to have winter fun in New Zealand.
Sheer wintry delight awaits equally adventurous, but perhaps less active, visitors in the magnificent South Island high country, about 90 minutes’ drive from the island’s biggest city, Christchurch… Details
ClimbingLife Guides offers annual trips to the Alaska Range for ski mountaineering and alpine climbing of all difficulties with all trips led by IFMGA/UIAGM Licensed Mountain Guide; Eli Helmuth. T…
