The last few Class Five boards for this season have been moved over to Xtreme-Adrenaline in Regina. If your in the Regina area take a trip down to the store and get an amazing deal!!
Xtreme Adrenaline is at 4515 Rochdale Blvd in Regina!
All remaining 2010/11 inventory has been reduced to clear.
Snowboards are now $199 and Hoodies are $29. Free shipping on Snowboards.
Visit our store now to take advantage.
Supplies are limited!!
It’s Christmas and cash is tight.
And with the heart of the snowboard season just around the corner your old snowboard just isn’t up to par.
This does not get you stoked.
And you need to get stoked… on the cheap.
Class Five can help.
You know We Build Amazing Snowboards:
With a Class Five you’ll be:
Looking fresh.
Riding strong.
Feeling good.
Annnnnd… You’ll be stoked!
And because it’s Christmas we want you to get stoked at the lowest price possible.
How low?
60% OFF ALL SNOWBOARDS AND CLOTHING
That means:
Snowboards are $239.99
Hoodies are $32.99
T-Shirts are $11.99
So here’s what you gotta do :
1.) Click “I’M GETTING STOKED THIS CHRISTMAS” below
2.) Add unlimited Snowboards and Apparel Items to your cart
3.) Click the “checkout” button to be redirected to our PayPal Page
4.) Click on “Don’t have a PayPal Account” to use a credit card
5.) Get Stoked.
This deal is only available until 31-Dec-11. So get stoked now!!
Click here: I’M GETTING STOKED THIS CHRISTMAS
Merry Christmas,
James Friedrich
Class Five Snowboards
P.S. I just saw an Elf. No joke.
P.P.S. Only board that isn’t on sale is the Choose Your Own Adventure.
P.P.P.S. All items purchased after Dec. 23rd will ship on Jan. 2nd.
Check out why Kurtis Rothecker rides the Electro Lab. (And some nifty tricks too!)
Electro Lab By Class Five Snowboards from Burwell Productions
Electro Lab By Class Five Snowboards from Burwell Productions on Vimeo.
Thanks to Adam for putting the video together!
Class Five Snowboards is launching FREE SNOWBOARD SUNDAYS!
Until February 6, Class Five will be giving away one free snowboard every Sunday to the winner of our weekly facebook competitions.
Visit www.facebook.com/classfivesnowboards now to enter our weekly competitions.
Good luck!
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With a lot of hype out there on what makes a good snowboard, we’re going to keep things simple…
1. Solid construction. All snowboards contain the same basic components: wood cores, fiberglass, edges, bases and topsheets. These are layered like a sandwich and held together with epoxy (industrial glue). But the exact strength, weight and order of these materials can make the difference between a good ride and a great ride.
NEW this year, Class Five is introducing the Super Pop Top to all of our 2010/2011 boards. The new construction gives our boards more strength and resilience, giving you more pop when you’re riding, and delivering the ultimate freestyle performance. The Super Pop Top uses a 26 ounce triax fiberglass on the top of the board to provide strength, a carbon stringer (carbon rod) down the middle of the board to provide extra resilience and rebound, and a lighter 19 ounce fiberglass on the bottom of the board to keep the board lightweight and flexible. The new Super Pop Top delivers one of the best rides around.
2. Extended warranty. You know you’re going to push your board to the limit, so make sure you buy a board with a warranty that matches your riding. We know our snowboards will stand up to the punishment. Class Five is one of the few snowboard companies to offer a 2-Year Warranty against regular wear and tear.
3. Canadian made. Class Five is quite likely the only Canadian-made snowboard in your local board shop and one of only a few companies that build snowboards in Canada. Take a look online and talk to your shops. Know what you’re riding and where your board is produced. All of our boards are handmade with love in Canada.
All these features are available on our complete line of amazing boards: classfivesnowboards.com/snowboards.php
Want to buy a Class Five snowboard, but just waiting for the right deal?
This is your week to buy! All snowboards and apparel at classfivesnowboards.com are up to 25% off. You’ll have the rest of the season to enjoy your sweet new ride, and you’ll be riding one of the few Canadian-made boards on the hill.
We’ve added new t’s, hoodies and toques to the online store, so make sure to check them out.
Buy now, this deal is only online and lasts until January 3.
James Friedrich
Class Five Snowboards
When I tell people about Class Five Snowboards one of the first questions I’m often asked is: “How did you get into buildings snowboards?” One thing that really stands out to me when I’m asked this question is that I couldn’t have done it without my friends…
Class Five Snowboards started as an idea kicked back and forth between myself, Justin Swedberg and our close group of friends when we lived, worked and rode in the BC interior. Back then we talked a lot about owning a company in the snowboarding business one day. We called ourselves the Class Five Crew (side note: Justin has credit for coming up with the name).
Years later, the energy from the those original conversations gave me the drive to start building snowboards. And when I needed support, it was this same crew that stepped in. They were my graphic designers, my technical support, my customers and even my landlord (my shop was in a friend’s garage). It was their feedback and belief that allowed the dream of Class Five to grow.
As Class Five grew so did the number of friends that became part of the Class Five Crew. We started selling more snowboards, getting more feedback, doing more testing, all with the help of the ever expanding Class Five Crew.
Today, Justin and I are no longer building boards in a garage, and our circle of friends has grown.The role of this crew has grown considerably and is more important than ever. As we’ve moved forward our crew has expanded to include our team riders, our shops, our customers, and many others — all of whom we consider friends.
If you’re reading this, chances are that we already consider you part of the Class Five Crew. So how can you become more involved, and lend a hand in shaping the future? This season we’ll be asking our Facebook Crew for their input on products and even the chance to design and win one of next year’s boards. Join here: www.facebook.com/classfivesnowboards
As always, thanks to everyone who’s part of our Crew. We’ve always gotten by with a little help from our friends… and we wouldn’t want it any other way.
James Friedrich
Class Five Snowboards
Want to ride a Canadian snowboard this winter, and hoping it will show up on Christmas day? Buying a snowboard for someone else? Here’s how:
Online
We’ve just added an online store that allows you to purchase directly from us. Please check it out and tell us what you think! We ship anywhere in North America, and any order over $100 ships free. Shipping within Canada is around 5 business days, so if you plan on ordering through our store make sure you put your order in by December 17th.
You can also purchase online through Xtreme Adrenaline, our authorized online dealer.
Buy Local in Saskatchewan
If you’re in Saskatchewan check out one of our local dealers:
These stores have a selection of Class Five products with friendly sales people that are more than happy to help you out. If your favorite store doesn’t carry Class Five, ask them why, and remember you can always buy online.
All the best to everyone this Christmas season and we hope you get in some holiday shredding!
James Friedrich
Class Five Snowboards