For more information, go to: www.northwestpaddlingfestival.com

See you there!

Bad jokes aside, stop by on Saturday, May 5th to take full advantage of this blowout sale on skis, ski accessories, skates, and skateboards. 

This sale is for one day only – so don’t miss out!

We also have a huge selection of brand new SUPs in stock!  Come check out our boards from Boardworks, Pau Hana, Starboard, and more!  We also have a few down at Alki Kayak Tours that you can try out:

If you have a used kayak or stand up paddleboard that you would like to sell, you can leave the work to us.  Give us a call at (206)935-7669 to schcedule a time to bring by your used kayak/SUP, and we’ll take it off your hands.  Once your kayak/SUP sells, you can choose to get a check (minus 40% consignment fee) or get 100% store credit!  It’s the best way to sell your old stuff and get a brand new shiny kayak or SUP!

It’s also great news for those of you who want to get quality used kayaks or SUPs for a great price.  Definitely stop by anytime to check out our consignment selection!

Turn that dusty gear in your garage into cash in your pocket! 

Mountain to Sound Outfitters will be hosting our bi-annual West Seattle Gear Swap at the VFW in West Seattle (3601 SW Alaska St)!  If you have any used skis, snowboards, kayaks, SUPs, or any outdoor gear you would like to sell,  the specifics are below:

• Bring your gear by M2S on March 22nd and 23rd from 3-7pm.  We will then have you tag and price your gear and we’ll be available to answer any questions you may have.
  

• The swap will last from 10:00am thru 6:00pm on Saturday March 24, & 11:00am thru 3:00pm on Sunday March 25.

• Pick-up time will be Sunday March 25th from 3:00 – 5:00pm.  You can come pick up any gear that didn’t sell, get your checks or store credit at that time.  A 20% commission will be charged for those choosing a check, 100% M2S store credit will also be offered.

• Items not picked up by March 30th will be donated.  Checks not picked up by March 30th will be donated unless specific arrangements have been made with M2S.

Here’s a few facts about avalanches:
1.  Backcountry and cross country skiers are at the greatest risk of being involved in an avalanche.
2.  Highest avalanche fatalities occur in January, February, and March.
3.  Beacons DO save lives.  Activating a beacon greatly increases your chance of survival.  Once buried under the snow, a beacon is your only portal to the outside world.
4.  Avalache risk is at its greatest 24 hrs following a snow fall.
5.  Cracks and whooping sounds are good warnings of a pending avalanche.

To ensure your safety stop by Mountain to Sound Outfitters to get the newest technology in avalanche safety gear!

Stay safe out there.

Congrats, Phil!

And we thank everyone for their participation!  Don’t forget to redeem your FREE ski/snowboard hot wax for just being our pals on Facebook!  Also, keep an eye out for more drawings in the future…