Snowboarding Holidays Guide
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At Snowboarding Holidays our philosophy is simple … To offer the best boarding holidays in the industry. You can choose from the world's favourite snowboarding destinations, such as France or Switzerland, as well as the lesser known locations like Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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The Top 10 Snowboarding Resorts in France
The snowboarding resorts in France are some of the best in the European Alps, if not the world, and its not just the French who know this: Boarders from all over flock here when the snow starts to fall, not surprising really when you discover epic... Read full post...
Posted by Neil Skilton on 18th April 2012
Review of Snowboarding in Vialattea, Italy
When planning a short snowboarding break, Italy is perhaps not the first place that springs to mind. However, with abundant cheap flights to Milan and Turin and a drive time to resort of less than two hours, it's very accessible for a weekend's... Read full post...
Posted by Luke on 27th March 2012
The best freestyle snowboards of 2012
This years range of boards is once again pushing the boundaries of snowboard gear designs. With rocker well and truly incorporated into many of the best freestyle snowboards of 2012, its the interesting combinations and varieties on this theme... Read full post...
Posted by Neil Skilton on 20th March 2012
Snowboarding Italy: The 10 best winter holiday destinations
It you're grabbing a winter holiday this year and needing to get some snowboarding, Italy should be at the top of your list - even if it might just be conjuring up images of ridiculous retro one-pieces and posing glitterati. [caption... Read full post...
Posted by Neil Skilton on 21st February 2012
Prior to this year's offerings, choosing snowboard bindings was pretty straightforward. Simply assess your budget and riding style; decide whether you want a flow-in, a step-in or the standard two strap offering; and then pick the one with the best... Read full post...
Posted by Neil Skilton on 27th April 2012