WINTER RECREATION | UPDATED JAN 10
Airboarding: Extreme sledders only

You’re flying down the slopes at incredible speeds on your torso — controlled and comfortable. You’re taking jumps and doing barrel rolls. At times your body is completely airborne. The snow boarders and skiers stop to watch you because you are riding an airboard.

“We call it a snow bodyboard. Others call it ‘Sled Zeppelin,’” said the makers of the Airboard, an inflatable sled built for comfort, control, portability — and speed. [read more]
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