DC Snowboarding dropped Torstein Horgmo’s signature collection for winter 16 today. From boards, a jacket, mountain boots and accessories, Torstein’s DC Snowboarding collection has you covered for the upcoming season. This collection has everything Torstein wanted including hot Viking zombie chicks; see it for yourself here: www.dcshoes.com/torstein-horgmo-collection.
Norwegian native, Torstein is known for his standout video parts and his ability to dominate slopestyle contests. Featured in the upcoming Shredbots film, “Shredtopia,” Torstein is a three-time X Games Gold Medalist and goes down as the first person to ever land a switch backside triple cork 1440. His progressive tricks and style played a major part in his collection for winter 16.
Torstein’s signature DC snowboard, called the Media Blitz, features an assortment of hot Viking zombie chicks with sharp pointed weaponry. This park-tuned Traditional Camber board is built for battle in all environments with a durable Impact Core and catch-free Tips Up technology. Designed by Torstein for all-mountain annihilation, the Torstein Corruption Jacket features an EXOTEX 15 (waterproofing and breathability), 3M™ Thinsulate insulation with fully-taped seams and elastic bottom hem. Designed for maximum output, Torstein’s mountain boots have winter running style designed to navigate through the cold city streets highlighted with DC’s signature UniLite technology. Accessories that round out the collection are the Torstein Mizu Gloves, Tube Scarf, Nicole Belt and the DC Bucket Hat.
For more information on the collection, brand and to shop now, please visit dcshoes.com, at finer retailers around the world and explore #DCShoes #DCSnowboarding.
About DC:
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