THE FIRST SNOWBOARD BUY- BACK PROGRAM EVER OFFERED ON THE INTERNET.

• Don’t try to turn your snowboard into twin tips. We have an easier way.
  
  
• We will give you $50 off any ski or $100 off any Ski and Binding package.
  
  
• THE PROGRAM IS OVER - but contact Nathan for a deal!

We just want to have a chance to put it out to pasture and let it spend its remaining days quietly soaking up the sun. Sometimes its time to let go of the old school stuff.

Nope, you don’t even need a box!

It is so easy. Send us an email. We will send you a “Trade in Authorization” or a “TA” along with a label you can print out. We will need your name and address so we can apply a credit to your purchase of new twin tip skis. This program will apply to all skis and binding packages unless otherwise noted. Look for the serial number on the board as we need to check it against our “stolen” list before we accept it. Only 1 program per purchase may be applied.

Remove the bindings and stomp pad.

Put some tape all the way around the edges of the snowboard so they do not cut up the postal worker.

Securely tape the label to your snowboard. Make sure it is not stolen as we report to the authorities. And it is just not cool to steal someone else ride, even if it is old and nasty.

Take it just the way it is and mail it. You don’t need a box at the post office, we checked. They will say that it will get scratched and could get damaged. We don’t care as we are using them to build a new fence and the birds will just use them to shit on anyway. We checked, it costs $11 on average, to send it to us.

Don't wast your time here.

There are better places to drop it off.

Whats that guy doing?

Look everyone is doing it!

Just take it in and give it to the post office worker.

When we get it we will send you an email. Let us know what new ski you want. We will package them up, wrap them in new foam padding. Place them carefully into a brand new box and ship your new skis back to you.

Don’t send us stolen boards. It is never cool to steal someone’s ride. We keep the serial numbers here and will respond to anyone looking for a stolen board.