Gear Up Before the Season Ends: Hansen Surfboards' Epic 30-50% Off End-of-Winter Snow Sale in Encinitas Hits the Slopes!
San Diego, California Feb 6, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - As the final flakes of winter dust the Sierra Nevada peaks, Southern California's premier surf and snow destination, Hansen Surfboards, is dropping prices like fresh powder: 30-50% off on premium snow gear! Nestled in the heart of Encinitas' vibrant beach scene, this iconic shop a staple for wave riders and mountain shredders alike is clearing out inventory before spring surf season steals the spotlight. Whether you're chasing last-minute runs at Big Bear, Palomar Mountain, or beyond, Hansen Surfboards' End of Winter Sale is your ticket to unbeatable deals on skis, snowboards, outerwear, boots, and bindings from the world's top brands. Picture this: You've got one more weekend to carve untracked lines, but your gear's seen better days. Hansen Surfboards gets it. For over decades, this family-owned gem has bridged the gap between ocean swells and snowy thrills, outfitting SoCal adventurers with gear that performs from the Pacific to the peaks. Now, with discounts slashing prices by up to 50%, it's the perfect storm for savvy shoppers. 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Men and women alike will find flagships from elite brands at 30-50% off. Stockli fans, check out the Men's Nela 88 and Stormrider 95 precision machines built for groomers and bumps, now primed for your final powder days. Rossignol delivers with the Women's Arcade 80W and Men's Arcade 82, playful yet powerful for intermediate chargers. 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Men's snow ski jackets from Quiksilver, 686, Obermeyer, Dakine, Arc'teryx (double-listed for their unbeatable Bird Head tech), Black Diamond, Burton, Spyder, Volcom, Patagonia, The North Face, and Helly Hansen are all slashed 30-50%. Think fully taped seams, RECCO rescue beacons, and breathable membranes that keep you shredding from dawn patrol to après. Womens selections shine with Nils, Fera, Capranea, Goldbergh, Spyder, Volcom, Roxy, Columbia (double North Face nod for their versatile ThermoBall insulation), 686, Obermeyer, and Head jackets. Stylish cuts meet serious waterproofing perfect for Encinitas locals hitting nearby slopes or weekend warriors escaping San Diego's sun. Lock In with Boots & Bindings: Step-On Speed and BOA Precision Seal the deal with footwear and hardware that elevates your ride. Nordica Women's Sportmachine 3 85 W BOA and Men's Sportmachine 3 120 BOA offer customizable fit via BOA dials. 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Head's Women's EDGE 95 W HV GW and Men's EDGE 110 HV GW, plus Lange Men's Shadow 110 MV, ensure progression.mens sweatshirts and sweaters From Encinitas, San diego, California to Los Angeles, San Jose, San Francisco, Fresno, Sacramento, Long Beach, Oakland, Bakersfield, Anaheim, Stockton, Riverside, Irvine, Santa Ana, Chula Vista, Santa Clarita, Carlsbad, Solana Beach, Del Mar, Oceanside, Leucadia, Escondido, Rancho Santa Fe, and Poway, and everywhere ocean touches, invites you to experience top Brand Quiksilver, Outerknown, Volcom, Vissla, Katin, Seager, Jetty, Former, Hansen, Vuori Billabong ,RVCA, Rhythm , Brixton, Columbia, The North Face, Oneill, Salty Crew, Patagonia Snowboard boots rock with Ride Men's Anthem and Insano, Women's Hera; Vans Women's Encore OG and Men's; ThirtyTwo Women's STW Double BOA, Men's TM-2 Dual BOA Scotty Stevens; and Union Binding Company's Men's Ultra. Marker Squire 10 bindings round it out. All at Hansen Surfboards tested, tuned, ad discounted deep. Boots and Bindings, Snow Goggles, Snow Helmets, SKI snowboards in Encinitas, San Diego, California to Los Angeles, San Jose, San Francisco, Fresno, Sacramento, Long Beach, Oakland, Bakersfield, Anaheim, Stockton, Riverside, Irvine, Santa Ana, Chula Vista, Santa Clarita, Carlsbad, Solana Beach, Del Mar, Oceanside, and Leucadia, Escondido, Rancho Santa Fe, and PowayMedia [email protected] S Coast HWYhttps://www.hansensurf.com/ Source :hansen-surfboards-incThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
Civil Coalition Warns that Government Remarks on Specific Religions Risk Promoting Hatred - Abuse of State Power
Washington, D.C, District of Columbia Feb 2, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - The Coalition for Democracy and Freedom of Religion (CDFR), a civil society alliance, held a joint press conference in front of the Blue House fountain in Seoul, releasing a statement criticizing recent remarks and investigative directives issued by senior government officials. Through the press conference, the Coalition officially announced its launch and stated that state-level stigmatization and pressure targeting specific religions raise serious concerns about undermining the freedom of religion and the constitutional principle of separation of religion and state. CDFR is a coalition composed of civic, religious, and social organizations in South Korea, with participation from a broad range of figures including religious figures representing Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, as well as legal professionals, university professors, and leaders of civil society organizations. The event, titled Joint Press Conference for the Protection of Constitutionally Guaranteed Freedom of Religion, drew approximately 100 participants and featured the reading of a joint statement followed by keynote presentations from the Coalitions co-representatives. The statement was read by Ven. Beop San, the executive chief of the Jogye Order of Daegak Buddhism and a co-representative of the Coalition. This was followed by presentations from four speakers representing Buddhist, Christian, and Islamic communities, as well as civil society, who addressed the potential impact of government labeling specific religions on constitutional order and democratic principles. In its statement, the Coalition cited Article 20 of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea, which guarantees freedom of religion and mandates the separation of church and state, as well as Article 10 (human dignity) and Article 11 (equality before the law). The Coalition argued that repeated official references to certain religions as pseudo-religious, heretical, or harmful risk creating tension with the principles of religious neutrality and non-discrimination required in a democratic society. The statement was prepared following a January 12, 2026 luncheon meeting between President Lee Jae-myung and religious leaders, during which, according to the Blue House Spokesperson Kang Yoo-jeong briefing, the President expressed agreement with remarks by some religious leaders stating that the damage caused by pseudo-religious and cult groups such as the Unification Church and Shincheonji is severe, adding that the harm has grown because it has been left unchecked for too long in our society. The following day, Prime Minister Kim Min-seok, during a Cabinet meeting, described the Unification Church and Shincheonji as social evils that must be eradicated, ordering a comprehensive, government-wide joint investigation and response. These remarks were cited by the Coalition as representative examples of the issue at hand. At the press conference, the Coalition stated that regardless of whether criminal allegations are under investigation, the practice of senior government officials broadly defining specific religious groups in negative terms risks undermining the states obligation of religious neutrality. It further argued that the progression from opinions raised at a religious leaders meeting to strong language delivered at a Cabinet meeting could lead to misunderstandings regarding the constitutional principle of separation of church and state. Some observers have also noted that, despite certain religious organizations documented participation in volunteer work, blood donation campaigns, and other forms of social engagement, they have been subject to sweeping negative characterizations without the presentation of specific criminal findings. Emphasizing that South Korea is a state party to the UN Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), the Coalition stated that recent government responses warrant careful examination as to whether they align with international human rights standards. The Coalition called on the United Nations (UN), and organizations dedicated to freedom of religion or belief, democracy, and human rights worldwide to conduct independent reviews and issue official statements, including recommendations, regarding whether the current situation in South Korea complies with constitutional values and international norms. In closing, the Coalition urged the government to cease all actions that incite hatred toward particular religious groups and that wrongfully wield state power; issue a public apology for discriminatory remarks made by the President and Prime Minister and pledge to prevent any recurrence; and establish communication frameworks that ensure equal respect for all religions and beliefs. Freedom of religion is not an issue concerning a single group, the Coalition emphasized, but a fundamental standard for the entire democratic society.Media ContactShincheonji*****@gmail.comhttps://www.scjus.org/ Source :ShincheonjiThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
