Why Travel with FTB
Expertise and Local Knowledge
We have planned this Tour with experienced hosts and guides that have in-depth knowledge of the local area, culture, and conditions.
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We're here to make sure you have the best experience possible. Leave the communication and bookings to us and get help with your gear out on tour.
Experience & Perks
Exclusive discounts for any new kit you may need and a range of Demo Powder Boards thanks to our partners Ballistics, SpyNZ, Legacy Board Store & KORUA Shapes.
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