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Snowboarding help... What do I do?

Ok, I snowboard and have been for a while and I am pretty good. I go fast, shred, go off jumps, rails, everything. My only problem is that I don't have any gear and I still rent boards every time I go to the mountain. I see the sweet looking guys there with goggles, coats and snow pants that match their board, all that stuff, and I am there with gay black snow pants, a north face fleece jacket, sledding gloves, no goggles and a golf Titleist hat, and I am jealous. Basically, I just want to be informed on all of the styles of snowboarding for when I go shopping. What kind of design do I look for on my board? How do I know if my pants and jacket match my board? What goggles do I get? What do I wear underneath all this equipment? All help is greatly appreciated. Thank you all.

ok, so here are some big brands with huge reps behind them:
burton
forum
lib tech
gnu
the north face
sessions

i have north fce black snow pants and everyone appreciates them, and they're about 150 bucks, so pretty cheap.
next, you want a different color jacket then your pants.
i have black pants and a blue jacket.
you can also go with a green jacket if you have black pants.
also, you can get a multi colored jacket, it doesn't have to be solid. i recommend you get solid pants though, not many people wear that stuff.
next, for a beanie, the two beanies that are "in style" are tall beanies which stand up on top of your head a little bit, and it bunches down in the back. the other type is beanies with the long things hanging down.
for goggles, the ones in style are anons and oakleys. a lot of people wear the tinted lenses, that basically reflect yourself when you look into them from the outside.

heres some links to what you should be looking for:
pants:

http://www.thenorthface.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=120857&storeId=207&catalogId=10201&langId=-1&from=subCat&parent_category_rn=11704&variationId=74A

jacket:

http://www.sessions.com/detail2.php?sid=3&gtype=M&psid=215&pid=1457&start=0&image=1

or

http://www.burton.com/mens-snowboard-jackets-burton-restricted-ratched-jacket/218484,default,pd.html?dwvar_218484_variationColor=047&start=6&cgid=mens-jackets&srule=price-asc

beanie:

http://dakine.com/snowboard/beanies/guys-beanies/lester/goggles:

or

http://dakine.com/snowboard/beanies/guys-beanies/mcfly/

goggles:

http://www.burton.com/mens-anon-optics-goggles-figment-goggle/218639017,default,pd.html?dwvar_218639017_variationColor=016&start=3&cgid=mens-optics-goggles-lenses

or

http://www.oakley.com/pd/3266

hope this helps!
happy shredding!

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Amateur Golf Product Shopping

When people show an interest in playing golf, they will start out by using the golf range to see if their interest is deep seeded or if it is a fly-by-night feeling that will be gone in two days or so. They do not start their amateur golf product shopping for weeks and perhaps months.

More than likely they will start their golf practices with some loaner equipment that the golf range has, and buy a bucket of balls to hit down the fairway throughout the day. The distance lines at the golf range give the amateur golfer the chance to hone his skills for distance, while trying to keep the ball on the fairway. They may invest in a golf hat to shade their head from the hot sun, but as far as buying golf equipment, they will do their amateur golf product shopping only when they feel ready.

A person's golfing buddies will let the man know when his skills have become advanced enough to invest some money in some amateur equipment. They will typically head to their favorite golf course and enter the Pro Shop to talk with the seasoned professional golfer, now retired, that runs this amateur golf product shopping business.

Before the man are golf clubs from such manufacturers as Callaway, TaylorMade, Lynx, Titleist, Nike, Cleveland, and Cobra. There are other quality golf components he can purchase to get his amateur golf product shopping spree underway. Some of the types of clubs he will need in a good golf bag might include drivers, wedges, putters, and fairway woods. Some of those are sold in full sets, and there is even a section for women's clubs and accessories that he can purchase for his wife at some point, if his wife starts to show an interest in playing the game of golf with him.

When he is amateur golf product shopping, he glances at some of the golf balls and golf apparel before him, and knows that he will eventually need the latest fashion accessories to hang out with his buddies on the golf course. He likes the golf grips that he tried on, and they fit his hand well, and help him keep a good contact with the golf clubs. The man purchases a pair to get his amateur golf product shopping on solid ground.

In the golf pro shop, there were clearance items that his buddies said would make good additions to his amateur golf product shopping bag. Some of those items were pre-owned, but were still in great condition. Some were strictly in the clearance category, and there were only a few amateur golf product shopping items in those categories that he was looking at.

He had his eye on a Big Bertha Stand Bag Carrier, or the Ultralight Stand Bag, which could prove very beneficial out on the course. He wouldn't have to hold it up when he made his club selection. He saw that the discounts on these pre-owned and clearance items were reduced further everyday, and he thought he would stop by tomorrow to save even more money on this fine golf bag.

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