Podium Distribution’s Tim Gavin joins Torey Pudwill on the Ride Channel’s The Weekend Buzz with Erica Yary and Rob Brink. Was it hot in there or was that just Erica?
[Link: Ride Channel]
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After watching this edit It’s rather difficult to argue with the entire premise of Billabong’s latest marketing message. Life in boardshorts looks pretty, pretty, good.
[Link: Billabong]
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Okay, we admit it. We just can’t not post these Supernatural clips as they keep coming out because they’re just so. . . well, Travisie.
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There’s nothing like a best hits collection for pure, jaw-dropping awe. Jordan Haffart’s collection from the past four years has us confused and bewildered even more than usual.
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Filmmaker Patrik Wallner rolled through South Asia for a month with skaters Walker Ryan, Laurence Keefe, Michael Mackrodt, and Kenny Reed and returned with this amazingly lush 10 minute video of the trip. The only things missing are the feelings of oppressive heat and gastrointestinal distress. . .
[Link: Visual Traveling]
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Nike Surfing team cameras follow Filipe Toledo, Scooby, and Gabriel Medina as they surf up Oahu’s North Shore over the winter. Yep, the kids are still good.
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We didn’t make it to the Mt. Baker Legendary Banked Slalom this year, but luckily we know people who did. And they captured it all down quite nicely. The above video from Yobeat features a painfully nauseating “shit people say” start, but if you just pause it and let it load, then skip to 2:33 you’ll see how men ride the banked slalom. Men like Terje Haakonsen, Temple Cummins, Josh Dirksen, and Travis Rice. Those with a more literary bent should check out Frequency’s coverage here, or jump straight to the complete official results here.
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We know there was a lot going on last weekend, what with the Mt. Baker Legendary Banked Slalom and all, but while we weren’t paying attention another pedestrian season of the flame retardant, mouse disolving caffeinated, carbonated high fructose corn syrup tour slipped into the history books.
As you might imagine Louie Vito and Kelly Clark took home the halfpipe cups and Sebastien Toutant and Spencer O’Brien grabbed cups for slopestyle. The above clip features the last Slopestyle event, if you were wondering. Watching it makes us wonder how much longer the Winter Dew Tour can keep sliding on? Next year we figure they’ll be down to just one winter event at Breckenridge.
For the complete results from the 2012’s last event in Ogden follow the jump. [click to continue…]
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Editors’ Note: Sadly, this video has apparently been squashed by the copyright owners as A man says:
Vid got squashed. Weird. After a week and ~20K views? Red Bull media cops need to drink more Monster or something. Sleeping. I imagine Red Bull offices full of flatbrimmer MMA-looking monomaniacs stomping around half the time all aggro, frothing at the (lip-ringed and soul-patch decorated) mouths; and the other half on the flip side: hearts barely beating, those same bro-faces lying in puddles of neon puke. . . Doesn’t make sense to expect logical timelines or reaction from anyone who drinks that shit, so who knows what happened?
As if the Supernatural hasn’t gotten enough grief already, now comes the Trevor Reese Red Bowlface. And no, we can’t stop laughing. Thanks, a man.
[Link: Spector of The Brocken via YoBeat]
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Hossegor, France based and lushly inky print magazine Desillusion is celebrating their 10th year by honoring people who have influenced and inspired them over the past decade. First on the list is a six-part documentary on Trouble Andrew in association with Nixon.
This is Trouble, is a short documentary on the life and philosophy of Trevor Andrew, former pro icon of snowboarding, who is now pursuing a successful music career.
Follow Trevor arounds as he walks his large dog through the streets of New York, gets a tattoo, skateboards, and works on recording some music all in Desillusion’s grainy dark tones.
[Link: Desillusion]
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