One day left for the Burton sample sale! Visit the showroom at 2170 S Delaware Street in Denver for some great deals on 2009 gear. Stop by to see their selection of boards, bindings, boots, outwear and streetwear, and all kinds of accessories. The sale is open Thursday, April 9 from 3 PM - 9 PM, cash and credit (Visa/MasterCard) only.

Not every skier or snowboarder prefers to wear hats. I actually know a lot of ladies that prefer headbands on the slopes. Like most people, I also enjoy listening to music (at an appropriate level) while skiing. That's where the i360 Music Infused Headband steps in. When I first saw these I thought: holy cow that's the best idea EVER! You simply slide the iPod Nano (first or third generation) into the headband and plug into the headphone jack. The headband has two (removable, for washing purposes) mini speakers that pump music straight through your headband. This sounds good in theory, but, ...

Tramdock is like Woot for ski gear.  Go to the web page and they'll have one item on sale at a ridiculously reduced price.  They'll sell this item until it's out of stock and then move on to the next item.  They have all the best brands at great prices.  For example, right now Tramdock is selling the Lange Freeride 110 Women's Ski boot for $206, that's 71% off of the regular price of $698.95! There are a few different alerts you can set up on Tramdock to stay on top of the deals: a daily email, desktop alerts, Internet Explorer ...

If you haven't seen these yet, go check out Beardhead.com. Basically they're full-face caps that look like beards. They look hilarious and serve a great purpose: keep your face, lip and chin toasty warm. If not for yourself, get one for "that" friend... you know the one: the guy who will actually wear it. Thanks, Shawn!

I just had to write about the Giro TuneUps audio kit because I love it so much.  Compatible with the Giro Omen, Fuse, G10 and G9 helmets, this kit is basically two earpads with built in headphones that you can just pop into your helmet.  I use them with my G10 helmet, and they feel exactly the same as the original earpads.  You plug your MP3 player into one of the earpads (make sure to plug it in all the way for consistent sound) and you can enjoy tunes all day on the mountain.  The genius of this setup is the ...