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well, here we are. or at least, here i am. and if you are here, then welcome. to the inaugural edition of surly saturdays. as i sit to write this, i am struck at how today is really anything but surly. like my friend ice cube once said, “today was a good day”. so it [...] […]
Corrugated Ten years ago, during a recon flight to map out the mountains around Haines, AK, this face captured my imagination and never let go of it. The more I searched the world’s mountains the more I realized how unique and special this face was. Because the peak was located just over the US boarder into Canada [...] […]
“With the Boa Lacing System consisting of a web of cables that tighten around the foot for consistent closure by turning a knob on the back of the shoe, the glove-like fit is one that you won’t find in traditional tie-up lace shoes. Much like the kind of mechanism you see on ski boots, another advantage of the Boa Lacing System is the quick on and off capability of this shoe, along with the ability to turn the dial to tighten shoes during a round.” – Terry Ross, Golf Vacations Magazine
Wednesday May 26th 2010, 10:34 am
Filed under: Fly Fising News
Be sure and check out the June issue of Field & Stream. There’s a great run down of various studded, rubber-sole fly fishing wading boots. We’re definitely a little biased towards the highlighted Korkers Guide Boot with Boa! Get rid of those wet, heavy, shoelaces that are always coming untied!
Friday May 21st 2010, 9:54 am
Filed under: Cycling News
Another day in pink at the Giro d’Italia for Saxo Bank’s Richie Porte and the Boa Lacing System! Porte continues to lead the GC after Stage 13 wearing the Specialized BG S-Works road shoe with Boa S1 Technology.
From Velonews.com A Graham Watson Photo - GrahamWatson.com
The crew at SixEleven Productions just finished the final trailer edit for their fourth full length snowboard film, Stop…Hammertime! Check out Boa athletes Steven Waters and Scott See as the rip the park, backcountry and everything in between! Dropping Fall 2010.
Tuesday May 18th 2010, 10:18 am
Filed under: Cycling News
Stage 10 Giro d’Italia Update: Garmin-Transitions’ Tyler Farrar (Lake CX401 with Boa) wins his second 2010 Giro d’Italia stage! Astana’s Alexander Vinokourov (Specialized BG S-Works Boa S1) stays at the top of the general classification.
Overall leader Alexander Vinokourov (Astana) held onto his maglia rosa through stage 9 of the Giro d’Italia. Check out Vino’s custom Specialized BG S-Works with Boa S1 tech!
The S1 represents the smallest, lightest, lowest profile reel in the arsenal of Boa Lacing System products. While still delivering on the durability, uniform closure, on-the-fly adjustability, and secure fit provided by other Boa products, the S1 brings multi-adjustability to a completely new level. Put simply, it allows a “righty-tighty, lefty-loosey” approach to achieving the exactly precise fit in a matter of split seconds.
We all have a secret nickname for our bike(s) that helps push us to the next level when needed most. Now it’s time to divulge that secret to the world on the Boa Lacing System Facebook page. The top 5 bike names posted on the Boa Wall with the most “Likes” by our Facebook fans will be entered to win a pair of Lake Cycling MX330 MTB shoes featuring the Boa Lacing System. Contest starts Monday, May 3rd, and ends on Friday, May7th, at noon MST Time. From the top 5 names, one lucky winner will be chosen by Team Boa to receive Lake MX330’s. Tell your friends to “Like” your name! Winner will be announced on www.theboablog.net Friday.
