Maybe your snowboard is old, maybe it’s ugly, or maybe you just want a change. No matter your motivation, giving your snowboard a face lift is made easy when you change out the deck graphics with a new skin. There are several services that can print and ship a new skin. One stands out for its flexibility and variety of ready-made designs.
Log onto OriginalSnowboardArt.com, choose a design, place an order, and receive a full-sheet sticky-back deck topper ready to apply to your snowboard. If you’re an artist, you can design your own graphics or join the site and collect royalties for designs when others use them.
At $70 it’s an affordable, eco-friendly alternative to a new board. The on-site video explains more about the service. The YouTube video above shows how to apply a similar product called BoardWrapz.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Custom Snowboard Graphics
- The trend of using customizable skins for snowboards allows riders to personalize their boards with unique graphics and designs.
- Eco-friendly Snowboard Accessories
- The trend of using removable skins as deck facelifts provides an eco-friendly alternative to purchasing new snowboards.
- Artistic Collaboration Platforms
- The trend of online platforms like OriginalSnowboardArt.com allows artists to showcase their designs and earn royalties when others use them.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Snowboarding Equipment Manufacturing
- Companies in the snowboarding equipment manufacturing industry can explore the potential of offering customizable skins as an additional product line to attract customers looking for personalized snowboards.
- E-commerce and Print-on-demand Services
- E-commerce and print-on-demand service providers can tap into the demand for customizable snowboard skins by partnering with snowboarding brands or launching their own platforms to offer a wide range of designs.
- Digital Art and Design Marketplace
- The digital art and design marketplace can expand its reach by collaborating with snowboarding industry platforms to allow artists to monetize their designs through royalties.
