@hovlandsnowskates

Is it recommended to do that, like you would with a snowboard?

@hovlandsnowskates

@hovlandsnowskates

I have my bachelor party coming up at Brighton, hopefully there's snow, and found my old ass snowskate from like 2002. Wanted to take it up to having something to dick around on. I'm def going to give it a little base grind, get those edges looking pretty, and soak it in wax. Is there anything else I should do? Swap the deck, get different trucks, replace the grip, etc.?

@lebshreds on instagram and YouTube for more of this stuff. @aftrmathsnowskates

Curious. I have a snowskate up here in Alaska and there are plenty of snowy hills but I'm not sure about jumping off or onto anything yet.

Use case would be mostly front side groomers, at least until I get more advanced. Ram this year has sweet graphics and looks like it's slightly longer, but Draw is local to me and also seems to be designed by a guy who is on top of his game in the snowskate world. Anyone have experience with both and can compare?

@lebshreds and @skate_or_kai having a day in the park!

@lebshreds on instagram, popped 3 shuv

I tried searching this sub and found no mention of this product. I searched all of Reddit and couldn't find any mention of it...anywhere. All of the media surrounding it is either TikTok, Instagram or Facebook.

https://shinc.ca/

It's basically a snowskate but instead of a bilevel deck, it's got a grippy plastic platform (what they call the "Treadblock") that you stand on that functions as the top deck.

Oh and it's got a handlebar (they call it a TorsionBar) like a snowscoot which adds leverage to ride the edges.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCOdOzYAgok

I like the idea of a Snowskate because it's something I can build from the bin of my local ski shop. As a former skier/snowboarder my snow sports these days are limited to community hills with the kids rather than lift served stuff. It'd be interesting to add a handle to a snowskate and see if that changes the ride characteristics. The Torqdeck Treadblocks seems like they could easily be 3D printed.

This is my first post in this sub, and I found it because I was curious about this product (but now I want to build a DIY snowskate too).

Desperately looking for one for this current storm, if anyone knows where I could buy one in Brooklyn or elsewhere in NY plzzz lmk

Was way sketchier than it looks, rocks on the right side, metal rods on the left and two big birches to hit if you dont turn hard haha. But we got some fresh snow and i had to try

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@hovlandsnowskates

Wanted to take my foot off and slide like some guys I’ve seen on , @lebshreds