Truckee, CA – Jones Snowboards is thrilled to unveil a newly redesigned website at www.jonessnowboards.com
featuring their award-winning 2016 product collection. Clean lines, a
streamlined user interface, a new blog format and refined product info
are highlights of the website. The new digital experience showcases the
expanded Jones product line and Jones’ brand mojo better than ever
before.
For 2016 Jones’ introduces new products in every category including
five new snowboard models, one new backpack model, four new splitboard
climbing skins and a redesigned earth friendly apparel line. New
snowboards in the line are a premium version of the proven Mountain Twin
model called the ULTRA MOUNTAIN TWIN, a premium version of the
treasured Hovercraft model called the ULTRACRAFT, a splitboard version
of the razor sharp Aviator model called the AVIATOR SPLIT, a solid
directional freeride board for youth called the DISCOVERY SOLID, and
last but definitely not least, a mind-blowing new swallowtail powder
board called the STORM CHASER that is a collaboration with surfboard
shaper Chris Christenson.
Jones’ new backpack model is an ultralight yet fully featured top
loading pack called the MINIMALIST. The Minimalist is available in two
volume sizes, 35L and 45L, and two torso sizes, S/M and M/L. Established
as the world’s leading splitboard producer, Jones also now offers two
splitboard climbing skins, the UNIVERSAL and PREMIUM skins. Each model
is available as either a trim-to-fit skin with a universal tail clip or a
new pre-cut skin that custom fits 2016 Jones splitboards and features a
new quick-tension tail clip system. Ever focused on improving the
sustainability of our products, Jones’ 2016 apparel line is made with
100% organic cotton and recycled polyester.
Get stoked for winter, see our complete product line and experience
our passionate vibe for snowboarding through stunning imagery,
action-packed product videos and informative backcountry safety
information at the new www.jonessnowboards.com.
About Jones Snowboards
Jones Snowboards, founded by legendary big mountain rider Jeremy
Jones, has crafted the ultimate quiver of freeride boards and
backcountry packs that reflect not only Jeremy’s passion for the sport,
but also his demand for performance, durability and sustainability.
Jones boards are made in Austria, using the highest quality and most
sustainable materials possible. Jones is a proud supporter of Protect
Our Winters, 1% for the Planet, Brands For Goods and Green Room Voice.
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Simple, relevant .ski domain names are now available providing choice, innovation and opportunity to the snow sports community.
New York, NY (September 8, 2015) — Dot Ski (.ski), powered by Internet registry StartingDot, officially launched today after three years of development and planning. With support and input from global organizations, including the International Ski Federation (FIS), .ski is the world’s first Internet domain space dedicated to those with a passion for ski and snow sports.
The new .ski top level domain (TLD) was created to provide the snow sports community with a new alternative to the convoluted domain space with the opportunity to register short, relevant and affordable .ski domain names.
“Sharing content has become more and more engrained with our ski and snow culture, with enthusiasts sharing their experiences straight from the mountain. .ski is set to become an essential part of a skier’s digital tool kit,” said Tom Kelly, vice president, communications for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association. “This will give our industry a place where people can create their own custom-made ski experience and help foster innovation.”
Part of the Internet movement of going beyond conventional domain name extensions in order to unify the innovation and passion of a specific industry, .ski domain extensions are now available starting at just $29.99 at over 60 online resellers including Name.com, GoDaddy, and 101domain.com. Those first to sign up will have the most options to choose from, as names and abbreviations are expected to go quickly.
“.ski represents the first new TLD that actually makes sense for an entire sport to rally behind,” said Doug Bishop, general manager of the leading freeskiing website, Newschoolers.com. “Gone are the days where we all need to hunt for versions of our .com domains that only somewhat make sense – we can truly create something of our own here. We are thrilled over the launch today and are excited to ignite the spark of creativity that is endemic to us all.”
During the company’s limited registration period, over 1,000 ski resorts, brands, associations and athletes secured their .ski domain names including Vail Resorts, Atomic, the USSA, and U.S. freeskiers Willie Borm and Maggie Voisin, while thousands of others are expected to register or switch over during the 15/16 season. While the traditional domain space has forced companies to come up with lengthy alternatives, .ski offers the chance to snatch up shorter, more specific domain names, helping brands and business to stand out from the noise of the competition on the Internet.
“The launch of .ski marks a fundamental shift in the way the snow sports community shares content online which was proven as we saw the world’s top snow sports influencers sign up in droves to be the first to get their .ski domains during our limited registration period,” said Rob Rozicki, co-founder of .ski. “With .ski now open to everyone, now is the time to carve out their space on the Internet, dedicated to what they love.”
About StartingDot
StartingDot is a leading European TLD Registry with offices in Dublin, Paris and New York City. Launched in October 2011, the registry has introduced three new generic top-level domain names (TLDs) dedicated to major sectors: .archi, .bio and .ski. The company’s TLDs help people and businesses clearly express themselves and unify their audiences. The company’s strategy focuses on TLDs in SME categories where the correlation between trade and domain name is critical.
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New York, NY (September 8, 2015) — Dot Ski (.ski), powered by Internet registry StartingDot, officially launched today after three years of development and planning. With support and input from global organizations, including the International Ski Federation (FIS), .ski is the world’s first Internet domain space dedicated to those with a passion for ski and snow sports.
The new .ski top level domain (TLD) was created to provide the snow sports community with a new alternative to the convoluted domain space with the opportunity to register short, relevant and affordable .ski domain names.
“Sharing content has become more and more engrained with our ski and snow culture, with enthusiasts sharing their experiences straight from the mountain. .ski is set to become an essential part of a skier’s digital tool kit,” said Tom Kelly, vice president, communications for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association. “This will give our industry a place where people can create their own custom-made ski experience and help foster innovation.”
Part of the Internet movement of going beyond conventional domain name extensions in order to unify the innovation and passion of a specific industry, .ski domain extensions are now available starting at just $29.99 at over 60 online resellers including Name.com, GoDaddy, and 101domain.com. Those first to sign up will have the most options to choose from, as names and abbreviations are expected to go quickly.
“.ski represents the first new TLD that actually makes sense for an entire sport to rally behind,” said Doug Bishop, general manager of the leading freeskiing website, Newschoolers.com. “Gone are the days where we all need to hunt for versions of our .com domains that only somewhat make sense – we can truly create something of our own here. We are thrilled over the launch today and are excited to ignite the spark of creativity that is endemic to us all.”
During the company’s limited registration period, over 1,000 ski resorts, brands, associations and athletes secured their .ski domain names including Vail Resorts, Atomic, the USSA, and U.S. freeskiers Willie Borm and Maggie Voisin, while thousands of others are expected to register or switch over during the 15/16 season. While the traditional domain space has forced companies to come up with lengthy alternatives, .ski offers the chance to snatch up shorter, more specific domain names, helping brands and business to stand out from the noise of the competition on the Internet.
“The launch of .ski marks a fundamental shift in the way the snow sports community shares content online which was proven as we saw the world’s top snow sports influencers sign up in droves to be the first to get their .ski domains during our limited registration period,” said Rob Rozicki, co-founder of .ski. “With .ski now open to everyone, now is the time to carve out their space on the Internet, dedicated to what they love.”
About StartingDot
StartingDot is a leading European TLD Registry with offices in Dublin, Paris and New York City. Launched in October 2011, the registry has introduced three new generic top-level domain names (TLDs) dedicated to major sectors: .archi, .bio and .ski. The company’s TLDs help people and businesses clearly express themselves and unify their audiences. The company’s strategy focuses on TLDs in SME categories where the correlation between trade and domain name is critical.
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