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Snowboard Trail Symbols & Safety Gear
Snowboard Safety Gear: Wrist Guards
Snowboard Safety Gear: Impact Shorts
Snowboard Safety Gear: Pants
Snowboard Trail Types
Snowboard Trail Ratings: Bunny Slope
Snowboard Trail Ratings: Green Circle
Snowboard Trail Ratings: Blue Square
Snowboard Trail Ratings: Black Diamond
Snowboard Safety Gear Suggestions
Snowboard Safety Gear: Goggles
Snowboard Safety Gear: Helmet
Snowboard Safety Gear: Gloves
Snowboard Safety Gear: Jacket
snowboard Safety Gear: Layers
Snowboard Safety Gear Summary
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"Next we are going to be talking to you about helmets for snowboarding. When going snowboarding you definitely only want to use a ski or snowboard helmet, a bike helmet or a football helmet or a lacrosse helmet, none of these are going to work. These helmets are made specifically to be held up in the cold conditions. They come insulated. They have a lot of adjustable settings on them and more importantly they have coverings over the ears like ear warmers. Now they even make integrated helmets that have headphones in the ear flaps but again you do not want to use anything else besides a ski or snowboard helmet because a bike helmet, yes it can take the impact in warmer temperatures but if you were to bring a bike helmet or something else to the mountain with it just the cold is pretty much going to crack it like an eggshell as soon as you were to hit anything. So again just use a ski or snowboard helmet."
eHow Article: Snowboard Safety Gear: Helmet
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