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 The Daily Courier charts the growth of entrepreneurial efforts in the central Okanagan with this report about business starts.. |
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 With their enormous tilted wheels hung on the sides, the shoes with aligned wheels LandRollers offer a better stability on broken surfaces and one slips more fluidly than the conventional shoes with aligned wheels. Perfect to sail without concern enters the many pot-holes of our streets montréalaises! Who knows, that could even become amusing! Invented on the American West coast, LandRollers are available to Canada thanks to a distributor of the Colombia-British and can be ordered on Internet. From $339.00. www.landrollercanada.com (SCL) |
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 See these "hot new wheels" and learn why bigger is better.
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 Just how did Tori Spelling get back into
such great shape just a few short weeks after Liam's birth? She's
been having a blast with her revolutionary LandRoller skates. And
when Dancing With The Stars and Olympian Skater Apolo Anton Ohno
creates a limited
edition set of his own, you know you've got to roll
around in a pair you can call your own! So what's the buzz? LandRollers are a radical
skate design that delivers superior performance while ...
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 Hip new music magazine, Seventh Hour Blues sends 2
novice skaters out on a thorough field test of LandRoller's
revolutionary Terra 9 skates ...
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If you’re searching for a gift for the person
who’s got it all, we guarantee you that they don’t have this— Landroller! The Landroller
skate is a revolutionary product that not only looks different, but
it works differently, too. As opposed to inline skates where the
wheels are actually inline and centered under the skate, the
Landroller takes a different slant—literally! The Landroller has
proven to be ...
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 The LandRoller motto is “get out of line”
which is appropriate because the unique design features two large
wheels mounted at an angle on the outside of each shoe. The angle of
the wheels allows for a much larger wheel while maintaining a low
center of gravity. Because the wheels are larger the LandRollers can
traverse terrain beyond paved sidewalks and specially made skate
trails without .... |
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In his journey from illegal immigrant
to television star, Cesar Millan, a best-selling author and dog
trainer to Hollywood elite better known as television's "Dog
Whisperer" has not forgotten... |
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 Sometimes it's hard to tell when the next
big innovation is going to strike. When roller skates first came
out, the basic design stayed pretty much untouched for decades. Then
some guy decided that the four wheels on each corner of the skate
should be put in a straight line down the middle, and this inline
pattern remained the industry standard for several more decades. So
the big question is, what will the next step in skating evolution
reveal? Well look no further, for the sultans of spin over at
LandRoller may just have hit upon it with the introduction of their
Terra 9 skates. The big idea: replace the .... |
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 Radical. Innovative. Revolutionary. An apt
description of local Olympian Apolo Ohno, but also of his new
favorite mode of transportation off the ice: LandRoller skates. The
peculiar design was first seen in the Jackie Chan film "Around the
World in 80 Days" — an "antiqued" version was designed by British
comedian/actor Steve Coogan's wacky inventor character. When Ohno
first saw the skates himself, he says, he decreed, "They're sick!"
And he
meant that in the nicest way. Ohno was so smitten with the
revolutionary skates that he
signed on to endorse them. "I hooked
up with the company so I could take a closer look, because they
weren't on the market at that time," Ohno said in an interview. That
put Ohno ahead ...
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 April 18, 2006 Yet another variation on the skating
theme has come to light. With the first production run still warm,
LandRollers are one of many new innovations in the field of
human-powered urban transport we have seen over recent years. The
significant benefit of the design is ....
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 Skates are nothing new- ice skates date
back to 3000 BC, and land skates or “skeelers” were invented by a
Dutchman in the 1700’s. In-line skating was invented by Scott Olson
in 1979, and he founded Rollerblade in 1983 (according to this article in About.com). Since then, there have
been refinements- lighter, stronger plastics, better brakes- but no
real improvements ....
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 A New Slant on Inline Skates
LandRoller cofounder Bert Lovitt discusses how he
pushed forward with anobsession for seven years to create skates
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 How is LandRoller replacing inline skates and
innovating the skating industry as we know it? SportsSPIN asks Brian
Conners, CEO and President of LandRoller to shed some light on the
highly anticipated release of his company's product.
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