Should wearing a ski helmet be written in law?
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 16, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Snowbird » Louise Tolzman watched as the rest of her family geared up Monday afternoon for some fun on the slopes at this Little Cottonwood Canyon resort. Two young sons, her husband and her father-in-law each put on a helmet.
“I know I should have one. I make the kids wear one, so I should as [...]
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Calif. seeks nation’s toughest ski helmet laws for skiers, snowboarders
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 16, 2010 · Leave a Comment
ALPINE MEADOWS, Calif. (AP) — On a ridge near the 8,600-foot summit of Alpine Meadows ski resort, 17-year-old snowboarder Lucas Fuller scopes out the many chutes and bowls that radiate out from Ward Peak.
It’s a perfect powder day, with clear skies and fresh snow delivered to the Lake Tahoe area the day before. The teenager [...]
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Dubai Announces $18 Billion Dollar “Sunny Mountain Ski Dome”
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment
There will soon be a fresh new way to cool off in the Middle East-via an $1 billion dollar ski resort. Yes, the government and private sector partnership in Dubai has announced its plans to bring the winter sport experience to Dubai. Dubai is famous for its excess-luxury hotels, exotic rental cars, exquisite [...]
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Speed a possible factor in death of snowboarder at Big White
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment
By Marshall Jones
What started as a beautiful banner day at Big White Ski Resort yesterday turned to tragedy after a 27-year-old snowboarder from Vancouver died after hitting a tree.
Resort spokesperson Michael J. Ballingall was clearly struggling with the situation when contacted today.
“At a resort like we have, there are lots of highs in our business,” [...]
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Snowboarder without Helmet dies on hill at Big White
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment
KELOWNA, B.C — A Vancouver snowboarder died Saturday morning at Big White Ski Resort east of Kelowna, B.C. Spokesman Michael Ballingal, said the young man had been inbounds on an intermediate hill.
The snowboarder may have struck a tree, but Ballingal did not have further details on the circumstances leading to the death.
“It’s a tragedy. It’s [...]
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Bode Miller Auctions Off Helmet For Ski Tech With Cancer
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Olympic skier Bode Miller may have five Olympic medals under his belt, but it’s his heart of gold that’s getting him recent attention. When Miller found out his friend and former ski team technician Pam Warman was diagnosed with breast cancer, he decided to include his ski helmet in an auction organized by fellow skier [...]
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Ski Helmets a no-brainer in snow sports
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 10, 2010 · 1 Comment
NEW YORK — Helmets, one of the fastest growth areas in the snow-sports industry, have moved over the hump and are no longer considered too niche or dorky for the masses. Safety is the driving reason to wear them, of course, but improved styling and comfort may be what make them a no-brainer.
“In the last [...]
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Officials promote helmet use for skiers, snowboarders
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment
SALT LAKE CITY — Utahns who watched the Winter Olympics for the past three weeks saw ski and snowboard athletes wearing helmets, and local officials want to encourage head protection by offering free helmets and ski passes on Saturday.
Brighton Ski Resort has teamed with officials at Intermountain Medical Center, Life Flight and the Brain Injury [...]
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2010 Ski Helmet Reviews: New York Times
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 5, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Originally published by the New York Times | by Stephen Krcmar
SKIERS and snowboarders have one thing in common: falling is often part of their alpine experience. Although most crashes injure only the ego, some high-profile accidents — like the death of the actress Natasha Richardson last year on a beginner ski trail — have brought [...]
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Ski helmet debate: ‘a woolly hat wouldn’t have saved me’
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Posted by Ski Helmets Staff on March 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment
This week, Boris Johnson suggested that a woolly hat was protection enough on the ski slopes. Gabriella Le Breton, a recent victim of a fractured neck and severe concussion, disagrees.
By Gabriella Le Breton:
A split-second after I registered that I was no longer skiing but flying, I realised that landing [...]
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