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What goggle lens to use for Australian snow conditions — VLT explained, which lens suits Victorian flat light vs bright sun, and why having two lenses matters more here than almost anywhere else. From Twelve Board Store Melbourne.
Buying a snowboard in Australia — online vs specialist store, what authorised dealer status means, and what you should expect from the shop you buy from. Honest advice from Twelve Board Store.
The best skate shoes available in Australia in 2026 — vulcanised vs cupsole, brand comparisons and our picks by riding style. From the team at Twelve Board Store Melbourne who wear what we sell.
Carver CX vs C7 — the most asked question in surf skating. Here's the straight answer on how each system rides, who each one suits, and how to decide without overthinking it.
The best surf skates available in Australia in 2026 — Carver CX vs C7 vs YOW vs OBFive compared from a shop that stocks and rides all of them. Who each brand and truck system suits.
Longboards, cruisers and surf skates all look similar but ride completely differently. Here's how to tell them apart and work out which one suits what you actually want to do.
The best longboards available in Australia in 2026 for commuting, cruising and carving. Our picks by riding style from the team at Twelve Board Store Melbourne — brands we stock, ride and back.
Deck width, truck sizing, wheel hardness — how to put together a skateboard setup that actually suits how you ride. Straight advice from the team at Twelve Board Store who skate what they sell.
The best skateboards available in Australia in 2026 — broken down by riding style. Street, park, transition, beginner and cruiser picks from the team at Twelve Board Store Melbourne who ride what we sell.
Burton Step On gets all the attention but it's not the only quick-entry binding system worth considering. Nidecker Supermatic and Fase offer genuine alternatives — here's how they compare and who each one suits.