Superpark Showdown 2011: Arbor VS Mystery District

July 3

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The seventh matchup of the Superpark® 15 Video Showdown presented by Gatorade has two top contenders dueling to take one step closer to the $5,000 first place prize. Despite the fact that over 3,000 Snowboardermag.com visitors have voiced their opinions to date via the “Like” style voting we still feel compelled to recap the process by which you can decide the fate of one of these two Superpark® 15 filmmakers. Below each video featured here is an icon which presents an opportunity to “Like” the corresponding submission. Simply click the “Like” for the edit you like more. Voting will end 7/5/11 at 5PM PST.

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Arbor
Venice, California-based Arbor Snowboards is most notably known for the bamboo that their boards are constructed from, but after this edit, they’ll hopefully recognized for more than simply bamboo by the core. As arguably the strongest team to show up to Superpark® 15 (including DC and CAPiTA), Arbor’s riders tore apart every feature from dusk ’til dawn. From Cody Boan lapping the jump line to Chelone Miller sending it off the HCSC 100-footer, and Sean Black mini-shredding some of the most creative lines at Bachelor and Mark Reininga taking down the massive wallride, Arbor’s all-around showing is worthy of a few “Likes.” Oh, and then there’s Scotty Vine, whose on-hill exploits earned him the Gatorade “Go All Day” Superpark® 15 Standout award. His one-footed antics and destruction of every single feature at Superpark® allowed the staff of SNOWBOARDER to unanimously crown him the overall best rider that showed up to Mt. Bachelor. Check out Arbor’s edit and if you deem it fit to advance to the next round, all you have to do is click the “Like” link underneath the video.

Mystery District
Derek Weimer is the elusive lensman behind Mystery District. In a week that saw no less than 53 High Cascade Snowboard Camp edits hit the World Wide Web, Mystery District’s 2011 Superpark® Showdown entry is the only one that doesn’t have Scott Stevens in it. What this edit does have is more top notch footage from Mt Bachelor. Predominantly from the perspective of the HCSC zone this submission stands out due to having unique shots including the ondeck vantage of the cross court hip where the vertical exploits of Ben Biloq, Sam Taxwood, Griffen Siefert and Bode Merril are seen in a new light.
Two songs in length the latter tune is a soundtrack to the skills of the High Cascade Superpark Diggers with Jake Kuzyk, LNP, Matts Kulesik and Yuki Kodano making cameos. If you dig this Superpark digger edit then don’t hesitate to click on the like button below.

About Superpark Showdown
The Superpark® Showdown is presented by Gatorade. This interactive contest is a weekly video faceoff where two Superpark edits go head to head with the victor being decided by you, the snowboardermag.com viewer. The entry that receives the most votes each week advances to the next round. All told, there are 16 film companies in contention, each with hopes of advancing all the way to the end of the brackets where they will receive the $5,000 grand prize courtesy of Gatorade. Keep coming back to www.snowboardermag.com daily to support your favorite vids.