For those still in the mood for some hot snowboard action comes Ethan Morgan’s entire part from Standard Film’s 2112. Yes, it’s all here. Check it.
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This Norwegian Skier Remix has had us busting up all morning. Skiers are so funny. And so is Pierre.
[Link via Board As Fuck]
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Xavier de Le Rue and Lucas Debari take us all on a tour of their Antarctic snowboard exploration vehicle The Golden Fleece. No shred footie, but their ship is not a bad set up for trolling the terrifying waters of the South Pole on Mission Antarctic, huh?
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Everything you know about the birth of the Dogtown skate scene may be different than you thought, or maybe, just maybe, everyone is playing along with someone’s sick joke in the film Day At The Pool from House of Salt.
The film features blazing interviews with Tony Alva, Stacy Peralta, Jay Adams and the rest of the Dogtown crew. They all reveal that one anonymous kid from the swimming-pool suburbs of Los Angeles may have been singularly responsible for the skateboarding revolution that redefined adolescent life in America. Upon further probing, blazing interviews become heated as an intentionally hidden secret is uncovered.
Guess we’ll never know without watching a film the Austin Film Chronicle calls “. . . the Spinal Tap of Skateboarding. [click to continue…]
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Scott Stevens gets flipping with a deck and some trampolines. Pretty sweet.
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Yes, it’s a special issue of Surfing Magazine that is filled with bikinis, but as most girls we know will tell you, it’s a great way to check out all the new bikinis without having to pull them off the rack and try them on. The print version officially launches on April 2, 2013. Spring break, forever!
[Link via Grindtv.com]
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We missed this last week when Infinity Surfboard Company’s Steve Boehne was featured on PBS Newshour, but here’s how it goes.
Economic correspondent Paul Solman reports on an American-born product hit hard by globalization: the surfboard. In Southern California, U.S.-based manufacturers fear they will soon be wiped out by competing, foreign companies due to discrepancies in labor costs and duty taxes.
Probably one of the best bits we’ve seen on explaining the ins and outs of free trade. For even more on the story including why it might be a bad idea to fight back, click here.
[Link PBS Newshour via Movenshake]
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JP Walker with help Finnish rappers Rico and Chebaleba put out a little rhyme to “a remix of Pökötti” and it’s not all that bad. But the crew at Yobeat has decided it’s time to start a snowboard rap battle, so they lobbed a spit back JP’s way. This is it!
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Yes, it appears the Alana Surfer Girl train is showing no signs of stopping. Here we see Alana Blanchard work out, talk about working out, and go surfing.
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