The Snow Centre in Hemel Hempstead celebrates the new season with great discounts and several interesting attractions

Check out the latest offering from the SnowSphere Shop - the new Kashmir Rickshaw/Tuk-Tuk  t-shirts - inspired by the SnowSphere team's snowboarding adventure in Gulmarg, Kashmir.

Visit the SnowSphere Shop now to see the full colour range and buy one!

STOP PRESS: 15% off now!

Enter code: SUMMER2009

Hurry: offer ends 23 Aug

Happy New Year SnowSphere fans! To celebrate 2009, we're offering 15% off all men's and women's SnowSphere T-shirts . Just enter the following discount code: NEWYEARSHIRTS at checkout. Hurry - offer ends on the 22 Jan 09. Buy a  SnowSphere shirt now!

There's 15% of all SnowSphere Ts & Hoodies from the 1st Nov - 20th Nov. Just enter this discount code at check in: EARLYSHOPPING.

Visit the SnowSphere shop and see the full range now!

 

 

Two big pieces of news for SnowSphere fans:

1. There is free shipping on all SnowSphere products until 30th of September.

Just enter the following discount code at the check out: SHIPFORFREE

2. The Russian Chopper design is now available.

To see the full range: VISIT THE SNOWSPHERE SHOP

SnowSphere gets some more Soviet stylin' with this Russian Helicopter design. Russia, which will host the 2014 Winter Olympics, is a snow lover's paradise, with huge mountain ranges and plenty of white stuff.

The Russian Chopper design celebrates the aircraft which many heli-skiers and snowboarders take to reach the more remote mountain tops and volcanoes.

The large Cyrillic lettering reads "Russia" and the small faux-cyrillic on the chopper reads "SnowSphere".

This design is available in a variety of colours on both tees and hoodies.

SnowSphere is pleased to announce the release of the new Russian Bear design, that is available now from the SnowSphere Shop.

Following on from the SnowSphere snowboard Japan t-shirts and hoodies - we've done some soviet styling, using the bear, a symbol of Russia, combined with Cyrillic lettering to produce this brand new tee. 

The text reads "SNOWSPHERE" in faux Cyrillic, and "RUSSIA" in true Russian Cyrillic.

Russia is a country with massive snow potential, which is highlighted by the fact that they will be the hosts of the 2014 Winter Olympics.

This shirt is ideal for lovers of: bears, Russia, SnowSphere or just sleek design.

To see the colour ways and buy a shirt, visit the SnowSphere Shop.

All SnowSphere designs are completely exclusive to SnowSphere. 

Get FREE SHIPPING on all SnowSphere Ts and Hoodies. If you've always wanted a design of a snowboarder sliding a Japanese Torii - now's your chance.

Just enter this promo code at checkout: SUMMERSUNPOSTAGEFUN

Hurry - offer ends 17th July. 

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