Bowl slayer Kevin Kowalski finally won one after coming up a little short at the Converse Coastal Carnage by winning the Ultrabowl Pro III, according to a post on Skatedaily.net. Click the link for full results.
[Link: Skatedaily.net]
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Red Snow takes on a whole new meaning with the first installment of a new season of Signal Snowboards’ Every Third Thursday. These boards kill.
[Link: Signal Snowboards]
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Yes, a slew of parents are going to have to settle back into the day-to-day doldrums of having there kids around the house, as Windells summer season at Mt. Hood is now over. Hard to believe, but we’re all into that awful shoulder season when summer is over and winter is still a couple too=long months away. Until then, we’ll have to enjoy one last edit from Windells.
[Link: Windells]
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While we can’t really say we’ve been wondering what snowboardcross racer Lindsey Jacobellis has been up to this summer, Yobeat.com definitely let us in on a little of her singing summer. Apparently, this is a parody of song from the Disney movie Tangled. Wow.
[Link: Yobeat.com]
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It’s good to see pro skateboarders doing well as they get older, have kids, and roll forward. Ray Barbee seems to have things pretty much in tune if this Strange Notes @Home clip is any indication.
[Link via Skate Daily]
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Lance Normine and Jen Sherowski built a little indoor skateboard park in Portland, Oregon called Commonwealth Skateboarding that has become a favorite hangout for people from around the world. Here is the story behind the park. Please excuse all the caffeinated corn syrup logos.
[Link: Commonwealth Skateboarding]
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Powell-Peralta reportedly just added Kilian Martin to their am team. Thoughts?
[Link: Powell-Peralta]
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Future primative snowboards by Corey Smith. Maybe we don’t need $700 snowboards after all.
[Link: Comune]
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In this time of fall snowboard movie premieres it’s good to look back and remember where it all came from. This film of Gunnar Burgson and Vern Wicklund reportedly using their new snow sliding invention in the early 1940s proves that the basics of sliding on snow really haven’t changed all that much in the last 70 years.
Follow the discussion of this clip started by OG shred Andy Coghlan in the facebook History of Snowboarding group.
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Clint Peterson does all the work while Shaun White waits in the van.
[Link: @Shaun_white]
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