If you don’t mind visiting a country ruled by a monarchy that executes critics, prosecutes people for social media posts, and treats women as men’s property, then this just might be the wave pool for you. Because. . . look at that wave.
[Link: Endless Surf]
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When the editors of The Snowboarder’s Journal decided to go with a pure stoke photo for the cover of their print magazine, they never imagined how far the story of Mike Yoshida’s photo would carry. . . or, maybe they did.
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Just a big, fat, WTF wave. Thats all.
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Just take the whole thing as a cautionary tale. Right? Viva la Bam indeed.
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Another example of over-engineering a simple binding/board interface to add more slop to your snowboarding experience. The ShredLORD by Fusion Ride.
The fact that Fusion Ride’s founder claims this is the “world’s first snowboard suspension system” shows how little research they’ve actually done. Binding suspension and quick pivot “inventions” seem to pop up continually.
But hey, if you want to help Fusion Ride bring their product to market, by all means, support their Kickstarter.
[Link: ShredLORD]
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It can be argued that Justin Hostynek brought the art to snowboard films. Yes, snowboarding was caught on film and video before JAH arrived on the scene, but few have captured all the feels on film more deeply than the Absinthe Films crew. If you know, you know. If you don’t, then be sure to watch this all the way through.
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And yes, Travis Rice’s new boot looks good. Then again, we’re always suckers for the double BOA.
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People with skateboards vs. a lowly self-driving taxi. Guess this is where we’re headed.
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OG pro snowboarders Tricia Byrnes and Jennifer Sherowski are going deep into the history of snowboarding with their new podcast Going Off.
As the early days of snowboarding begin to slide into the long past, Going Off documents its oral history. We trace back what made it so strange and explosive, why it changed all those lives and still bonds people for life. From the history of snowboard fashion to how halfpipes were born, from the birth of jibbing to pivotal movies, music and magazines, each episode drops in on a new topic.
Check out their first episode on The Birth, Glory and Decline of Halfpipe Snowboarding right here.
[Link: Going Off]
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Been wondering what they keeds been up to lately? Looks like a bit of this and that.
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