This is what Seb Toot’s 1260 double cork at the Oakley Shaun White Air & Style in Beijing looked like yesterday. For videos of second and third follow the jump. Or click here for the full results.
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After 18 months in the making Skullcandy kicked off the launch of their new Mix Master Mike Headphone with a party at the expansive My House, on the corner of Hollywood Blvd. and N. La Brea in the heart of Hollywood, California last night (December 2, 2010).
This is just a little of the amazing set Mix Master Mike kicked down to the packed house. Follow the jump for some photos.
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The Powder & Rails interview with Terry Kidwell continues with the discussion of the first snowboarding McTwist. . .
[Link: VBS.TV]
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Vimeo says this clip was uploaded 17 days ago so that means, we’re about two weeks behind. Good thing it’s never too late to revel in the wisdom of the Lizard King—especially when it comes to snowboarding. Click here for part one of this interview.
[Link: Updown via Radcollector]
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The latest promotional video/advertisment for the Oakley Shaun White Air & Style in China on December 4, 2010. It’s going down in the Beijing Olympic Sports Center Stadium. Don’t think we’re going to make it for this one. Click the link for more info.
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Walker Ryan’s full Shuffl Video part is now online, though, if you’d gone to the premiere you’d have already seen it.
[Link: Circa]
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VBS.TV kicks off season three of their Powder & Rails snowboarding series with a profile on the Godfather of Freestyle Terry Kidwell (that title sounds familiar). Watch and learn.
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A reminder that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction a.k.a. reap what you sow.
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Recently, more and more smart companies are putting all their video efforts together into one place online ala Vice’s VBS.TV. Volcom has been running Stoneyour.TV for a while now. Burton launched their video blog Lifeline.TV earlier this year and now Vans is doing something similar with Offthewall.TV.
Mirroring a traditional television network but operating exclusively on-line, Offthewall.tv will include original content developed weekly as well as video from Vans’ vast archives in a platform that is easy to navigate, is searchable, easily shared and available worldwide. The heart of Offthewall.tv is an intuitive, proprietary player accessing hundreds of videos that allows viewers to subscribe for notification of new episodes of their favorite series, to search for videos by categories and search terms, share via Facebook and Twitter or embed links their own sites plus even edit certain videos to their own liking via a Mashable player.
The show we’re most looking forward to is Get Down with Grosso. Sadly, Jeff Grasso’s show isn’t online yet, but when it is, we’re down.
For more Offthewall.TV info follow the jump.
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