Skateboard/Longboard Accessories
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Shorty's Hardware - Silverados Allen 7/8"
ShortysOriginal price $6.99 - Original price $6.99Original price$6.99$6.99 - $6.99Current price $6.99You just can't go wrong with Shorty's Silverados Allen Hardware. Comes in set of 8. 6 black bolts, 2 silver bolts, and 8 silver nuts. Use the ...
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SHORTYS HARDWARE - ALLEN (1 1/4")
ShortysOriginal price $6.99 - Original price $6.99Original price$6.99$6.99 - $6.99Current price $6.99You just can't go wrong with Shorty's Allen Hardware. Comes in set of 8. Shorty's bolts have smaller heads for less stress on your board and l...
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SHORTYS HARDWARE - PHILLIPS (1 1/2")
ShortysOriginal price $6.99 - Original price $6.99Original price$6.99$6.99 - $6.99Current price $6.99Set of 8 phillips black mounting bolts 1.5" With silver locknuts Ideal for assemblies with 1/2 " riser pads Also works with 1/4" risers pads
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FAQ
Where to buy ski goggles in Canada?
Ski goggles are best purchased from specialized mountain retailers that understand changing conditions and on-snow performance. Mountain Cultures offers a curated selection of ski and snowboard goggles from trusted brands, making it easy to find reliable eye protection designed for real days in the mountains, whether shopping online or in store.
How much are ski goggles on average?
The price of ski goggles varies based on lens technology, fit, and features. Entry-level goggles are more affordable, while premium models with advanced optics, anti-fog treatments, and interchangeable lenses sit at a higher price point. Mountain Cultures carries options across different ranges so riders can choose the level of performance that suits their needs and budget.
How to choose ski goggles for different weather conditions?
Choosing the right goggles depends on light and weather conditions. Lower light transmission lenses work best on bright, sunny days, while higher transmission lenses improve visibility in cloudy, snowy, or flat-light conditions. Goggles with interchangeable or photochromic lenses offer added versatility for changing mountain weather.