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How good are they for snowboard advice and snowboard boot fitting? Are there better places to check out in NW England?
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Subvert at Chill are better for snowboarding. Greater choice with both boots and boards and they know their stuff. Also TSA which is part of
Ellis Brigham
in Manchester have some staff who rally know their kit.
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Second the above (I think). The snowboard specialist shop opposite SnR on the ground floor are really helpful and friendly guys - recommend them, and so does the OH (who knows a bit more about boarding than I do!)
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Second the above (I think). The snowboard specialist shop opposite SnR on the ground floor are really helpful and friendly guys - recommend them, and so does the OH (who knows a bit more about boarding than I do!)
Yup, that's Subvert. They have a shop in Castleford too IIRC
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Don't know where you are in n w England but if near lake district try to Anything Technical in Kendal.Small independent shop owned by skiers.
They were flooded out in the Cumbrian deluge and were just finishing cleaning up when I appeared trying to buy a helmet. No electricity so could not serve me.. but back to footwear. My partner has bought two pairs of customised ski boots there and insoles for running shoes and has had v good service. As much attention to detail as the likes of Surefoot and such like who I have had experience of..At least as far as I could see/judge. Obviously this is from a skiing perspective but as I said if you are in the vicinity try them out or phone them to see if they have someone there who boards.
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