are these good for snowboarding or not?
1640015
They worked good on the motorcycle. When your not moving they fogUp a little bit. I'd probably keep looking for actual snowboarding goggles.
1640016
Sorry, don't know the answer to that. We bought them for our son and his fiancee for riding ATV's and UTV"s out in the desert and in the hills. They love them for that. Sorry I can't help.
1640017
I've never tried them in the snow - all I know is that they're very thin compared to the snowboarding goggles I've seen at sun and ski.
1640018
honest, i use it for motorcycle riding so they are awesome for motorcycle, but yea why not for snowboarding...
2098996
These are for ice...not staying on top of the snow. In conclusion these can not be used for snowshoeing.
1583318
I believe that these are more for snow and cold weather. I'm not sure they will keep the feet totally dry in puddles. They fit my toy poodle perfectly.
1466221
Probably better than warm packy snow. Should work well. I am very eased with them
531974
I would say yes. These are some of the thinnest knee pads I've ever owned and they still protect great. If your work pants are on the baggier side you'll be fine. If you weren't looking specifically for hardshell pads, then a thinner option would be volleyball pads, but these are the thinnest hardshells I've owned and they saved my knees a hundred times while snowboarding.
1956106
I am a powerlifter so only use them for deadlifts. They seem good. No sock is invincible, if you are going to constantly scrape a sock against a bar or a rope they will eventually break down. But better a $10-15 sock then your shin.
2172428
Yes but I would not recommend these for snowboarding, Look for one that is rated against UV light. The sun light coming off snow can hinder your vision, So it is important to use a pair of goggles that will keep you from suffer snow blind. when snowboarding one of the most important safety issues is seeing what is ahead of you and the faster you see the danger the better, to enable you to avoid being hurt. Good luck happy hunting well bargain hunting in this case.
2228816
I would think pretty good.. I use them for snow blowing in the winter, but they fit well and don't move around. They are well made.
126254
If you want them to protect your knees if you fall off, then yes. They're fairly comfortable so you should still be able to power the board. I can't guarantee how long they'll hold up to asphalt, but from what I can tell from the construction they would last at least as long as anything else.
320311
I wear mine outside all the time, usually on short trips like to the mailbox. I've worn them in rain and snow, but I've always avoided puddles and slush. Dry snow and light rain were never a problem. I never really gave them a torture test, but they are water-resistant in any case. I doubt that they are water-proof.
2114987
As long as your phone is water resistant then this should do fine in snow. However, the phone slides in and out very easily from the top of the holder so if you plan on doing any tricks or you fall down alot I would not recommend this case for snowboarding.
1619506
We have had them for 3 months. Use them for snowmobiling and yes they are worth the money. They are compatible to our iPhones to listen to music as we ride and to communicate if one travels farther then the communication range.
796486
I used a pair this winter in my "L. L. Bean Snow Sneakers". They kept the bottoms of my feet toasty warm; but the tops and sides were still cold. So, it would depend on how well insulated upper part of your boots are. Richard P.-Ohio
582786
Because a snowboard is comparatively thin, I don't think you'd be able to cinch the straps enough to secure the boards and prevent them from sliding around. The bindings would at least prevent them from flying off, but I think that there are better rack systems out there for snowboards.
1365216
I don't surf so I can't really address your question. I have, however, used these while rafting and they are great. The only problem I had was the sole is so thick it hard for you foot to get a good grip on a rocky surface. So, my guess it that they would be OK for surfing, but I've had not direct experience. Good luck.
1494678
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend - they freeze in winter conditions. Weather Tech better choice, IMHO.
1909957
I used them hiking on icy trails in Craftsbury Vermont, but trails were on fairly level ground, not mountainous. They worked well.