May 21
The Volcom Team took a trip to Chile, where they rode massive backcountry lines and got barreled in the country's infamous point breaks. Bryan Iguchi, Curtis Ciszek, and Blair Habenicht went from snowpants to wetsuits and back again, tackling stunning terrain wherever their boards led them. Check out the video, made by Seth Huot.
May 21
This was intended for the Mt. Baker Film Festival, but it turned out "too" long. A re-edit from Givin's "too" and a thank you "too" Mt. Baker for a fun year!! Starring, Wyatt Stasinos, Forrest Bürki, Nick Russell, Forest Bailey, Doran Laybourn, and the Givin Homies!
May 20
Josh Zerkel may be a Knowbuddy, but he's far from a nobody. Over the course of the 2012/13 season, Zerkel focused on having fun on his snowboard and this outlook led to his best season yet. While Seven Springs continues to push the boundaries of park building, in the East Coast and otherwise, the local riders, Zerkel included, hone their skills at the Midatlantic resort and the shred that is produced is downright awesome. Following up a solid showing in Seven Springs' "7 Deadly Edits" webisode series, Zerkel breaks it down in his season edit.
May 20
The Neff team brought their smooth style to Mt. Bachelor for Superpark 17 and showcased their depth and diversity of talent on the massive Superpark features. Tim Humphreys, Brandon Reis, Sam Hulbert, Nick Poohachoff, Brandon Davis and more threw down on the massive Superpark features. Check out the video, there's some hammers in this one.
May 19
The Sweeney Todds edits have been gaining momentum over the course of the 2012/13 season, shining a light on the robust scene at Mt. Bachelor and the talent that calls that resort home. For the final edit, Mark Wilson, Will Dennis, Tyler Orton, Austin Leonard, Ian Macy, Justin Norman, Jonah Owen, Jake Rose, Josh Dodson, Justin Sampson, Matt Gonzales, Paul Gilbert and Kenny Srofe close out the season at Bachelor in a big way.
May 19
The Gremlinz roll through with vol. 23 of their "Soup Kitchen" series and this one is a heater. Nico, Sawyer, Lucas, Tyler, along with Riley, Hans and many more are on the bus rolling from spot to spot bringing their flavor to spots like Mammoth, Boreal, Gremlin Games, and Superpark. If you see the bus rolling towards you run....just not sure if you should be running towards it or away from it.
May 17
For the third edition of Superpark 17 : The Webcast, it was time for the rail riders to have their day. Fifty of the most talented jibbers assembled above the Woodward setup, a plaza filled with rails, banks, redirects, and seemingly endless lines. The styles of Ozzy Henning, Viktor Simco, Lucas Magoon, Dylan Thompson, Tyler Lynch, Nial Romanek, and more merged to create one of the most eclectic rail sessions we've ever seen. Witness the madness for yourself in this replay of Superpark 17: The Webcast.
May 16
Seven Springs brought their uncanny ability to wield rakes and cut transition to Mt. Bachelor, Oregon all the way from Pennsylvania. These East Coasters built a gargantuan channel hip and when this megalith of a feature was combined with some of the best tranny riders in snowboarding, a webcast of epic proportions was produced. Enjoy the wit of SNOWBOARDER Magazine Senior Editor Tom Monterosso, Java Fernandez, and Avert Guldemond, as they narrate the insane shredding of Roope Tonteri, Hans Mindnich, Annie Boulanger, Red Gerard, Garrett Warnick, Sam Taxwood, and more in this replay of Superpark 17: The Webcast.
May 16
Chanelle Sladics, Kjersti Buaas, Sarka Pancochova, and Marie-France Roy traveled to Iceland for a unique snowboarding trip. The women lived on a sailboat, accessed first descents by foot on splitboards, and practiced sustainable living the whole time. The documentary about their experience aired on television in February and now is online, so even if you don't have cable, you can enjoy an Icelandic journey with these ladies.
May 16
In this episode of "Weird and Bitchin'", Gnu and Lib Tech riders head over to Lib Tech's Holy Bowly in Tenjin, Japan. This year's Holy Bowly was one of the best snowboard sessions ever. It was all smiles, high fives and international stoke. This video shows a little bit of the awesome-ness that was the Holy Bowly, featuring Forest Bailey, Ted Borland, Jamie Lynn, Blake Paul, Jesse Burtner, and friends. As event mastermind Krush Kulesza says "Gas up the van, wax your board, and I'll look for you in the line-up next year!"
May 16
Superpark 17: The Webcast provided a never-before-seen look at the largest gathering's of snowboarding's talent pool as they dropped into features built by Loon Mountain, Seven Springs, and Woodward. With SNOWBOARDER Magazine Senior Editor T. Bird, Java Fernandez and Avert Guldemond delivering sharp banter and insight to go along with the bevy of tricks being displayed, the webcast encouraged viewers to participate in one of the most exciting weeks of the season. Of course, the staff at SNOWBOARDER realizes that not everyone was able to take the afternoon (or early evening, depending on timezone) off to enjoy the webcast in its entirety, so we offer you the replay. Here is the first webcast on Loon Mountain's 70-foot jump. Enjoy the riding of Sam Taxwood, Red Gerard, Hans Mindnich, and many more at your leisure.
May 16
There are a few things you should know about this video. 1. We're not sure if it is politically correct or not, but Russell Winfield made it, and he's a legend. 2. Hana Beaman and Viktor Simco are in it, which is great. 3. Russell Winfield hits the Seven Springs hip, just like he said he would in the webcast. 4. All of these guys can snowboard real well.
May 15
From Flameball Productions:
And what is Calenticosshhh? You will ask ...
Well... Calenticosshhh is nothing but pure snowboard, joke and laugh with the homies too, but in the background is much more than that, it is the philosophy of "We do it for FUN, not for Fame", which seem have forgotten many riders in these difficult days in which we live in.
And of course, Flameball always supported the fun and happy riding mixed with the technique and style of our homies at The Flamily Crew, so we bring you the first in a series of videos in which we will be discovering our gang riders at their local snow-parks across diverse resorts and joined by several local riders and friends, burning down the slopes with their Calenticosshhh style.
The French resort of Font-Romeu is our first spot and where this little idea was born, and its snowpark the one that had to withstand the high temperatures of our riders, (Edu Martínez, JMP Chola, V Conesa "Pelocho", Oscar Cantó),and local homies, (Alexis Morillere, Dani Guri, Marc Puigvert, Gore Serrano and Melina Sanchez).
