Park City, UT (April 24, 2013) -- RAMP Sports has officially begun U.S. production of its snowboard line, after three years of overseas production. This move allows RAMP to more closely monitor the production and quality control processes, as well as develop a more “green” snowboard line. With the move to the U.S., RAMP snowboards will be able to employ the same sustainable production process and materials of its ski line, including sustainably grown FSC certified bamboo cores and petrochemical-free Entropy eco resin.
“This is a move we have been looking forward to for a while now,” says CEO and Founder of RAMP Sports Mike Kilchenstein. “After the overwhelmingly positive response we received when we moved our ski production to the U.S. last year, we knew that we had to move our snowboard production to the states as well.”
In order to handle the added production of nearly 500 snowboards, RAMP will also be hiring two new production employees, bringing the company to 18 people from 4 people just two years ago. This growth has been necessary to keep up with sales increases of 300% over the previous year of their sustainably produced American made ski line.
“There are huge advantages for us in moving production to the U.S.,” continued Kilchenstein. “One key advantage is being able to continually prototype and test our snowboard line. This has already led to the creation of a new big-mountain version of our popular Tumbleweed board, which is sure to be a hit in the Rockies.”
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RAMP Sports: http://www.RampSports.com
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About RAMP Sports:
Based in Park City, UT, RAMP (Riders Artists Musicians Project) is a ski and snowboard company that brings expertly handcrafted gear to skiers and snowboarders at factory direct prices. RAMP is a 100% Utah-based company from design and development to production, and manufactures in a state-of-the art facility just minutes away from three ski resorts. Skier and rider owned, RAMP
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