This bloke Roger spend last season shooting for the Natural Born Chillaz upcoming movie, and had enough shots to spare to throw together a pretty sweet B-Roll edit. Have a goosey here…

Remind yourself of the tornado of super shredding that characterised contests in 2013-13 with this nice enough flashback at last season’s World Snowboard Tour. But we have to ask – why so few landings shown?

The 2012/13 World Snowboard Tour Season truly introduced a new level of competitive snowboarding. Triple Corks were the state of the art trick to take the top spots.

At the first 6 Star Event of the Season, the Air & Style in Beijing in December, Yuki Kadono took top honors with his Backside Triple Cork 1440. At the following O’Neill Evolution in January, in Davos, Switzerland it was up to Maxence Parrot to take first place with a Backside Triple Cork 1440. At the same event Kyle Mack came second, as he attempted to beat Maxence with a Triple Rodeo Indy 1440 – a trick never performed in a contest before. The X Games in Aspen closely followed, where Mark McMorris gave a glance of his incredible level of riding and defended his Gold medal title in Slopestyle with the highest ever score in X Games Slopestyle history with 98 points, finishing with a Triple Cork 1440 on the last jump.

At the Air & Style in the Bergisel Stadium, Innsbruck it was Eric Willett who won the Ring of Glory with a Switch Backside 1260 Mute. Though, in the rounds before, Mark McMorris and Stale Sandbech brought the Highlight Runs, with their Backside Triples, but unfortunately they couldn’t keep up that level leading into the Superfinals. In addition to the great show, Sebastien Toutant was crowned World Snowboard Tour Big Air Champion that day. At the Burton European Open in Laax it was Torstein Horgmo who won, still he couldn’t show his Triple, as the Finals had to be cancelled due to the worsening weather conditions.

The Burton US Open in Vail, Colorado at the End of February crowned Mark McMorris first, which made him the World Snowboard Tour Slopestyle Champion. On the women’s competitions it was Sarka Pancochova who had shown a truly solid level of riding and was crowned with not one but two World Snowboard Tour Champion Titles: Overall as well as Slopestyle. Kelly Clark was crowned World Snowboard Tour Halfpipe Champion as in the year before. The men’s World Snowboard Tour Halfpipe Title was given to young gun and big talent Ayumu Hirano. At the last Event of the 2012/13 Season it was the battle between Stale Sandbech and Peetu Piiroinen for the last remaining Title: World Snowboard Tour Overall Champion which finally went to Peetu again for the fourth time.

Already kicked off with the first 6 Star event, the X Games in Tignes (FRA), the 2013/14 Season promises to be another great one. Be sure to expect further progression and highlights in the upcoming winter.

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Danyale Patterson and her jibgurlz crew are back with a bunch of sick, teasy shredding that may or may not be a teaser for a project named ‘fast’. Bangers, either way… and teenage boys will be pleased to know you get to see real live boobies at the end.

Today’s Flashback is noneother than freeride legend Jeremy Jones’ barnstorming part from Absinthe’s 2008 release, Ready. Banging riding, banging tune, banging part. Roll on winter.

We’re not even claiming. It’s as pretty obvious that matey here just one-footed this Whistler kicker and then did a bit of fancypants after effects to make it look like he did a kickflip. Faker than a pornstar’s funbags.

Bjorn Leines, Thomas Delfino, Flo Achenrainer, Angus Leith, and Bernie Kraxner piled into a camper van and hit up Austrian passes last May. They hiked, shoveled  fished, sent it and made this video of their adventures. It is AWESOME.

There’s still snow to be found, even in the summer. You just have to look a little higher that normal. Bjorn Leines, Thomas Delfino, Flo Achenrainer, Angus Leith, and Bernie Kraxner all piled in an RV and traveled through the Austrian Alps searching for shred. Here’s what they found.

For more updates from the road, watch the hashtag #12monthsproject on Instagram.

We just saw that Halldor had just posted up this full part of his from back in the day on helgasons.com, so we decided to share it here too as it’s fackin SICK. Enjoy.

While at the GoPro camp in Laax, Sage and Eric pulled a frankly mindblowing mid-air transfer of one of their cameras. So perfect it almost looks unreal.

Using sophisticated audio enhancing tools we determined what Eric Willett was muttering to himself on this line. “Back 9? No biggie. Just get my boy Sage to toss the GoPro to me over the second kicker. Boom. Front 10. Shazam! Waaaaaaarrrrgghhh!”

As you probably know by now, Rachida’s a bit of a boss. Check out some of the hammers that won’t make her part in Postland’s upcoming flick, Periscoping…

A few shots that won’t make it into Rachida’s part. We’re pretty stoked to have this chick in the movie, she’s been killing it on some pretty big spots. Thanks to Monster, Switchback and Sabre we were able to film with her.

A teaser to tease the cameos lined up for Think Thank’s new movie, Brain Dead Heart Attack. Holy moly it’s gonna be banging…

We decided to make this “Guest Appearances” teaser to show the epic crew of late entries and cameos lined up for “Brain Dead Heart Attack”. All sorts of characters, from new riders on the come up to dudes who were there since before day one, joined up with the Think Thank crew this winter to help make our 10th video the best yet. Thanks brains!

Brain Dead Heart Attack; mind numbing heart stopping freestyle snowboarding.