March 09, 2015

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Thuro Skateboarding: Silver Tools Back In Stock

The Silver Tool is without a doubt the most reliable skate multitool on the market. It features a forward and reverse ratchet, locking mechanism, slide-out screwdriver, allen key and removable file. View full article →
March 08, 2015

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Brolife 2 Video Now Online and at Thuro Shop

Thuro Shop staff members Paul Remy and Ryan Herron recently released their second full length skate video Brolife 2. The video features skaters from both Boston and Washington DC, and was filmed over the course of about 2 and a half years. View full article →
March 07, 2015

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Thuro Snowboarding: Renting vs. Buying

For a new snowboarder, the gear selection can be daunting. With no reference point, it's hard to know what type of board will best suit your needs, let alone the boots or bindings. Renting gear is a great option for those looking for a taste of what snowboarding is all about, but aren't ready to commit to one type of setup. View full article →
March 06, 2015

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Thuro Rollerblading: Seba 2015 Inline Skates and Accessories

We just received a huge shipment of Seba's new 2015 line of urban and fitness skates. The classic FR1 freeride/slalom skate is available in grey, blue, orange, and white, as well as the FR2 and FRX entry-level models. We also have several brand new models in directly from France, and we're the only shop in the US to carry them. The High Light, High Light Carbon, Marathon, and FR Junior are currently exclusive to Thuro Shop. View full article →
March 05, 2015

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Thuro Skateboarding: SKATE HEADS

These guys take creativity to a new level. Ever seen a moveable miniramp on train tracks? Neither had I. View full article →
March 04, 2015

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Thuro Snowboarding: Layering 101

Whether you're hitting the slopes for the first time or learning bs 540s, nothing ruins a nice powder day like a damp cotton tee shirt clinging to your back. With that in mind, here are some quick tips on the art of layering.

Moisture-Wicking Base Layer

Your first layer should be made from a synthetic material designed to absorb and disperse moisture. A soft cotton tee might seem like a comfortable option, but cotton drinks up water like a sponge and sticks to your skin, sapping your body heat. Unless your idea of comfort is curling up on the couch under a wet blanket, you should pick up a synthetic-based top as your foundation. It should breathe well and prevent moisture from accumulating on your skin.

Insulating Layer

While your base and outer layers are keeping you dry, your middle layer makes sure you stay toasty warm in any conditions. On a sunny spring day, you might only need a moderately warm layer, like the iNi Block pullover. For an arctic-level freeze, look to a fleece or down jacket: the iNi Sherpa fleece's dense lining holds in your body heat while still being breathable. On a day with variable temperatures, multiple thinner layers give you the option to adjust to the changing conditions. Don't make the mistake of bringing only a single thick jacket - if it warms up a bit, you'll have to choose whether to sweat or freeze.

Waterproof Outer Shell

Your final layer is your armor. Even with warm, comfy underlayers, water and wind can be a nuisance. A good outer shell keeps you protected from the elements without being stifling. The ThirtyTwo Kaldwell jacket's nylon construction and fully sealed seams will help you stay dry on a budget, while being stylish enough to wear around town. For the serious snow enthusiast, the Special Blend Fist jacket is a perfect choice - featuring vents for warm days, extra lining for cold, and a snow skirt to keep powder out when you fall, it can handle anything nature throws at it.

You can browse our outerwear selection here.

February 25, 2015

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Thuro Rollerblading: BSB 2014

Here's something to remember and look forward to while the snow is prohibiting us from getting a proper street shred in MA. View full article →
February 24, 2015

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Thuro Skateboarding: Choosing The Right Deck Size

Interested in buying your first skateboard, but not quite sure what size to go for? We've got you covered with this size guide.

                                   

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February 23, 2015

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Thuro Surfing: Modern Surfboards Now At Thuro

It may be snowy here in New England, but that's no reason not to get ready for next year's surf season with a new board from Modern.

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February 22, 2015

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Thuro Skateboarding: Vulcanized or Cupsole?

As skateboarders, we're picky about shoes. We get particular about the shape, length, width, color, material, brand, and whose name is on them. But one factor that absolutely can't be compromised on is whether the shoes are vulcanized or cupsoles. View full article →
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