The Bngr Mob had this to say about webisode 2, “Our second episode takes us to the very last laps of the season. This season, like pretty much every other season before, ended in ski resort called Ruka. Meanwhile there are no snow in southern parts of Finland, Ruka still has an amazing park to […]
The season officially wrapped at Stevens Pass in April which leaves us with this final Monthtage from the creative mastermind that is Eric Miller. With a mix of powder and park you can tell they capped their season off perfectly.
The third episode from season two of NuuLife Cinemas Wildlife doesn’t disappoint. From the streets to the park and out into the backcountry it has it all. Plus in true Canadian fashion they even fit in some hockey.
For episode 10 we wanted to do something different that might turn a few heads and make people take notice. The idea comes from the age old saying of ‘A Poor Craftsmen Blames His Tools’ which in this day and age seems far more prevalent. We asked rider Dylan Thomas if he could do a […]
The season might be winding down, but that hasn’t stopped Carinthia at Mt. Snow from going off. Dylan Demers documents the east coast snowboarding of VT’s best terrain park.
Volume two from the Lot Lizard Chronicles features more awesome powder riding at Stevens Pass. If you like pow you will like this.
So it snowed a lot up in the Pacific North West during the month of March, it was also really sunny. Taking advantage of the powder days for personal pleasure Eric Miller opted to make this months Monthtage from Stevens Pass about their terrain park.
Have you ever just said to yourself “my snowboard is too cold!” Evidently someone at Signal did as they decided to put heating elements inside the board to allow the base to heat up. Is it practical? Probably not, but if we could cook bacon on it in the backcountry we would be all about […]
While currently filming for a bigger project, Zach had plenty of left over footage to still put together a solid #SODERZAC episode. Remember these are merely b-sides, there is something coming that is much, MUCH, BIGGER.
What happens when the parks you film in get buried by feet of snow? Well you go ride powder and forget about sliding on rails. After Keystone dug itself out and reshaped a few things we took a band of miscreants to the rail lines and told them to get weird.
