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There is no one smaller than Mike Olson behind the GNU bran. He first made the first snowboard in 1977, at a time when riding on snowboards was considered a strange thing. But Olson did not prevent him from taking a GNU snowboarding soul with him for about a decade later with Pete Saari.
Snowboards GNU
Trust in the hands of professionals and people who live in winter sports. Swis-shop.cz is an online store full of snowboard equipment for all fans of winter sports and ski and snowboard brands. And of course not just for them. If you were fascinated by the world of extreme sports, or if you just like fashion with these sports affected, you are right here. Here's the best stuff for you. The so-called core ones, that is, the signs of what are inherently connected with this culture, even those that may not have such a resounding name, but are no less of a good quality. In the snowboard equipment category, you can find well-sorted snowboards for men and women, hardware equipment such as snb bindings, boots, helmets or snb protectors in general, men's and women's snowboard and ski wear, accessories and accessories for snowboards and skis and much more. Choose from our extensive offer of home-made heat, and take full advantage of the equipment and preparedness in the winter on the slope.Breakthrough was the year 1984, when it was officially established. Together with Pete Saari, who belonged to Olson's good friends, they decided to continue in the field of strange sports experiments. In an experiment with non-traditional materials, bizarre geometry and faded colors, they both literally used it. GNU snowboards are known for their distinctive and deep side cut edges, which are particularly invaluable for sharper bends. This side cut method was later used in the ski industry as well. The GNU planks are manufactured in the Mervin Factory, a factory in Washington, which means that the planks from this factory are one of the few that is still produced in the United States. At present, GNU has a team of professional riders including Forest Bailey and Nicolas Muller.
