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Oh boy. Here it is! All 17 minutes of Burton’s banging’ “street” edit. Be amazed, be shocked, be inspired, and then go to your local snowboard shop and buy a bunch of Burton stuff just to show the company how much you appreciate their riders hitting all those monstrous flat walls just for you. . . get it on, bang a gong! Oh, and might we add the words “Ethan Deiss?” But we won’t give away the ender.
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Be amazed as Gigi Rüf, Marco Feichtner, Kalle Ohlson, Elias Elhardt, Fredrik Evensen, Sami Luhtanen, Werni Stock, Niels Schack and Martin Kalijola create stunning visual snowboarding stunts in the latest collection of edits from Pirate Movie Production.
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Burton Snowboard’s visual marketing plan for fall appears to be the serial release of small bits of a snowboard movie in four distinct drops. Earlier they dropped their “backcountry” edit and tomorrow (Friday, September 27, 3013) they’ll blasting out their “street edit.” Before they do that, however, they’d like us to get all wound up with this little taste. And yeah, guess we’re going to fall for it and post it right here.
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Lib Tech’s 8th Annual Downtown Showdown is moving to the Midwest with this year’s action kicking down in Minneapolis (where the locals aren’t so jaded) on Saturday, October 19, 2013. If you live nearby, don’t miss it.
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Holden Outerwear co-founder Mikey LeBlanc has joined the Powder Jets team and will help spread the gospel of bringing simplicity back to snowboarding. For the official word from Powder Jets, follow the jump. [click to continue…]
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If you want to know how the 10th Annual Hot Dawgs & Handrails at Bear Mountain went down and how Tommy Gesme won then whole thing, then check out Mary Walsh’s story on Snowboardermag.com. It’s good.
[Link: Snowboarder Mag]
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If it’s fall then that means it time for the 10th Annual Hot Dawgs and Hand Rails event at Southern California’s Bear Mountain. Forty of the world’s top rail slayers will congregate in Big Bear, California on Saturday September 21, 2013 to help kick off the 2013-14 winter season.
The men’s first place winner will be awarded $10,000 and the women’s first place will take home $1,000. The jibber with the best trick will take home $500. Both men and women’s first place finishers and the best trick winner will be presented with one-of-a-kind, customized iPad Minis, which will serve as their digital trophy. Provided courtesy of Fusion of Ideas, the iPad Minis will display the digital checks and head shots of winners. These winners will also take home go-pro cameras customized by Fusion of Ideas.
The event is free to the public. Gates open at 9 AM and the comp starts at 2 PM. Bear Mountain is located at 43101 Goldmine Drive
Big Bear Lake, California. Check out our photos from the 2011 event click here to see a little about what you have to look forward to tomorrow. For the official word from Bear Mountain follow the jump. [click to continue…]
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To kick off a new season of Every Third Thursday, Dave Lee and the Signal Snowboards crew decided to do something really silly. Build a snowboard at the bottom of the ocean. Why? Because, apparently.
[Link: Signal Snowboards]
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Seth Wescott, the two-time Olympic Boardercross Gold Medalist, has taken a stand against Russia’s “anti-gay propaganda” laws ahead of the Sochi Olympics, according to the Associated Press.
Wescott told The Associated Press on Wednesday that there’s potential for February’s games in Sochi (SOH’-chee) to be a “negatively-overshadowed Olympics” because of Russia’s law prohibiting promotion of “nontraditional” sexual relations. Activists have denounced the law and called for a boycott of the games.
Add this to the list of very good reasons that the Sochi Olympics should be boycotted, but it won’t be because there’s just too much damn money at stake for everyone.
[Link: Associated Press]
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