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eeh ok?!
how about Premier Snowskates, decept and burton? just to mention a few...
They dont have conversion kits like Flowlab but they are all "skateboards on snow"...
Anyway, the board looks awesome. A cheap alternative to a snowboard.
It would probably only be practical on a tobogganning type hill, if at all.
What a half-baked idea.
ever left a board out in the rain for a few days and tried to skate it? not to mention the fact that it would be impossible to control with snow on your board.
Uhm, how about just unscrewing the trucks from your board, I bet you'd get down the slopes just as well.
Actually, taking off the trucks instead of using this kit will give you more surface area on softer snow, and if it's really soft snow, the kit would just generate drag.
Problem with my idea, and this kit, is that there's no wax, or edges, so really, just grab a snowboard, mmmkay.