Snowboarding Video

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Think Thank’s third video release “Patchwork Patterns” is a celebration of creativity and skill. Filmed all over the globe the Think Thank riders take snowboard expression to a whole new level.
With never before seen tricks and spots “Patchwork Patterns” asks you to look at snowboarding with fresh eyes and enjoy it like never before. Driven by fast percussion, cutting edge rock, and underground hip hop, “Patchwork” flies at you as a bizarre, intriguing and amusing look into a ground breaking experimental season for snowboarding’s most known “un-known” crew.
Between the chaos of the natural world and the mathematical precision that makes it work, there exists “Patchwork Patterns”.

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i have a light blue snowboard jacket, and it is getting dirty. it is a level 5 killtec jacket. it is breathable, waterproof, and windproof, and i don’t want to wreck any of this! i was thinking of just running my washer through an empty HOT cycle to clean it of any detergents, then just running the jacket through a cold cycle with no detergent, and letting it air dry. the laundry tag on it says machine wash in 30 degrees on the permanent press cycle. no tumble drying, no drycleaning, no ironing. how does this sound? does anyone have any recommendations?

If the fabric has a membranous layer laminated on the back you will destroy the breathability if you put it in the drier. Since the instruction say not to put it in the drier, assume that it is a laminated fabric. Wash it in cool water, 30 C or 86 F or 303.15 K with a detergent that doesn’t leave behind a residue (if you can smell it on the clothes, don’t use it). then hang it to dry.