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I Ride With Kevin On Friday 3/21/14 I had the great pleasure to meet up and ride with Kevin Pearce at Stowe Mt Resort in Vermont. We lucked out and received about a foot of fresh overnight. This plus all the late season snow provided us with really good conditions. Kevin was in town promoting… Continue reading Shredding With Kevin Pearce
Snowboarding is a sport at the Winter Olympic Games. It was first included in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan. Snowboarding was one of five new sports or disciplines added to the Winter Olympic program between 1992 and 2002, and was the only one not to have been a previous medal or demonstration… Continue reading Mike Ranquet on Are the Olympics positive for Snowboarding?
He directed films for Kingpin Production, MDP, Burton Snowboards, and more. Four years ago Brad took a leave from making snowboard films full time to explore other film-making opportunities. You can still find Kremer on snow with a camera from time to time though. One such film was the online short for Nike last year… Continue reading Brad Kremer top ten Snowboarders Ever
one of the best riders ever. He can turn a board like no other. There is a select club who are able to do this these days. Such as Nicolas Muller, Jake Blauvelt and Gigi. Freddie at the same time made tons of video parts in the last 13 years..from Absinthe movies, TBSeries, Burton, Givin,… Continue reading Frederick Kalbermatten is Heavy Metal
i’m not from Europe, you are. I am kook from California so Eurocarve doesn’t mean to much to me, but i am passionate about snowboarding though and i really like to watch people that can really carve, turn their snowboard. Snowboarding is done on the snow for the most part, i mean i know there… Continue reading Dave Downing talks about EURO CARVING
Enjoy the interview of the living legend film maker Justin Hostynek. Long live Absinthe movies.
Snowboard Innovation by John Jackson from BuoLoco on Vimeo. Making a video part usually takes longer than it should. Sometimes things line up right away with snow, weather, stability, a healthy snowmobile, and you bang it out real quick. Other times you can get stuck in ruts of all these things where it feels like… Continue reading Snowboard Innovation by John Jackson