In the heart of Denver, Colorado lies one of the few snowboard factories in the United States. With a location on Colorado Blvd, it’s easy to pass by the brick building that houses Never Summer Snowboards but under closer glance, you’ll notice the never summer stickers in the parking lot and on the building.
Since 1983, Never Summer Snowboards has been designing and building snowboards. Between the three year warranty, reputation of durability and their addition of R.C. Technology and Vario Power Grip sidecut they continue to create snowboards that have found a niche in the snowboard market.
I’ve made the journey to Never Summer many times in the past three years but I still remember my first tour and seeing how the boards are made. By the request of an anonymous comment, I set out to visit the Never Summer factory so others can see what goes on. Never Summer is also a factory that welcomes visitors to see it up close and personal.
It’s hard work to build each board and Never Summer employs a team to make sure they product quality snowboards. Soon each of those boards will be hitting shops, into customer’s hands and onto the slopes.
A look at the past of Never Summer 
Snowboard presses ready to work 
Finished product 
Hard at work 
Inside the snowboard 
The workstation with the line up of snowboards and graphics. 
Step inside the Wood Shop 
Inside the wood shop where Never Summer mills their own cores for each snowboard and longboard. With summer approaching, the longboard production is being finished up. 
Never Summer longboards waiting to get finished 
Welcome to Never Summer
Crispy
April 17, 2009 at 11:36 pmLove that SL base. Simple, yet wicked.
Thanks for the pics. Hope to tour the place myself someday…
Marcel
April 18, 2009 at 3:14 am…and it rides much better as it looks like, the new SL-R 😉 great board.
vixen
April 18, 2009 at 9:44 amif you need a board fixed, Jose is the man. He does amazing work.
Laurent
April 18, 2009 at 9:47 pmThanks Shay for responding to my request! Best article for a while! Love you
Anonymous
April 19, 2009 at 4:03 pmJust made a mess checking the new revolvers base. Thanks for the stain shay. ….. I need a smoke.
Shayboarder
April 20, 2009 at 6:09 amAwesome glad everyone is stoked on the post! Definitely if you get the chance to visit the NS factory in Denver, do it…fun crew there and cool to see it done.
gideonMorrison
July 2, 2009 at 5:01 amNice! Looks rad
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