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X-Edge Launches Innovative Snowboarding Accessory That Makes Riding The Chairlift More Comfortable X-Edge Inc. of San Jose, CA. introduced at SIA a patented snowboarding product that makes sitting on a chairlift more comfortable. The Board Rest attaches to the top of a snowboard boot to hold the hanging end of the board while on a chairlift. To attach the Board Rest, simply hook it through the laces
of the snowboard boot. There are no cumbersome buckles or straps "Riders found this a natural extension of how they already ride chairlifts," says Andrew Zazzi, X-Edge Founder & CEO. "The only difference is now they're relaxed." Andrew continues, "Additionally, the Board Rest protects their laces and boots from damage due to the already common practice of holding their board on their boot." The new Board Rest will be sold in snow and sporting good stores at a suggested retail price of $14.99. X-Edge is accepting orders now for August delivery to retailers. The Board Rest is available in four cool designs: the Radioactive, the Talon, the Fishbone, and the 420. How It Works When you get on a chair lift just lift the board onto
the X-Edge™ Board Rest™. Let it slide down towards your toe
until it fits in the groove, then sit back and relax. About X-Edge, Inc. The X-Edge Board Rest is the culmination of two years of development to find the proper balance between style, design, and function. The Board Rest is X-Edge's first product and is protected under US Patent # 6,321,470. X-Edge is a California-based, private company. The company can be contacted at 408-506-7000, on the web at www.x-edge.com, or via email at info@x-edge.com. |
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and users don't even have to untie their boot to attach it. Onceon the
lift, riders just place their board on the holder where it stays comfortably
in place, without having to flex their foot.
The X-Edge™
Board Rest™ gives riders a comfortable place to rest their board
while on the chair lift. It can be mounted anywhere on top of your boot,
although the majority of riders find they like it near the tip. For best
results, the clasp of the Board Rest™should be under several of the
laces instead of just one.