after a day of scoping for rails , we found a few rails and these little rock gaps … we thought we would get the gaps out of the way early to keep our speed for the street rails , everything was going alright and the session was just getting started when I smashed myself into this rock
music by NEEDLESxPINS
it was cold and it was fun , mini bike shred in the solden park
my kit in this episode ,
music by THE FAINT
huge mountains mean a lot of ways to get messed up and Die ,
Learn about what you are doing when you leave the marked trails .
peeps , shovel , probe and knowing how to use them is very important ,
we took one run this day that was 2 hours long , i was really looking forward to getting some shots on this jump until i wasted my face into my knee and was a little out of it for the rest of the day ,
music by The Faint
WOW , the mountains here are HUGE , we have some really great zones where I am from but nothing like this , its kinda like taking everything good about North America and just smashing it into one giant hill.
sorta like a super mall of shredding .
they haven’t had much snow in this area this season and we timed it perfect . the weather didn’t work out to our advantage but we made the best of it
hiking makes you feel good.
my kit in this episode
sebis boots DEELUXE rough diamond 4
also if you are in Europe , check out this snowboard realms esk competiton
powder to the people !
a few flicks from the recent trip to Europe
outside Deeluxe , they made this trip possible
Slated to hit retailers August 2010, DROP goggles range in price from (USD) $35 to $130, depending on model. Additionally, DROP’s goggle program is backed by acclaimed snowboarders TJ Schneider and Forest Bailey, with more team rider additions anticipated……
wild times ahead , looking forward to designing an artist series glove and goggle for you all at a good price that we can all actually afford to buy.
hope everyone is well ,
we are very pleased to announce the addition of Eddie Wall to Bond Outerwear. We have known Eddie for a long time and not only is he a great rider, but a great person as well. With one of the strongest work ethics in the business, Eddie is the definition of a professional snowboarder. "Our whole philosophy with our brands is to work with people, whether they are reps, riders, or our accounts, that get what we are doing and have the same passion for it that we do," stated Dan McNamara, co-Founder of Bond Outerwear. "Eddie is a great fit for us because he is one of us, and having him as part of the family means the world to Christian and I." "I'm so excited to start a new beginning with some great friends!" adds Eddie, "I can't wait to grow with this quality company right from the beginning, it is really a great time right now." Eddie joins Heikki Sorsa and TJ Schneider on Bond’s pro team.
