Check out everyone’s favourite cowboy-stanced triple corker as he laps Breck pow and puts a mix of smooth spins and some contemporary twirls on their jib and kicker lines.

Seb Toots having a blast shredding Breckenridge Snow Park!

Filmed with a Red Scarlet Camera, GoPro Heroes 3 and a 5D Mark 3.

Film and Edit: Mathieu Cowan

Look, it’s Mark McMorris pulling five tricks out of his wizard’s sleeve and whacking them down on a Breck booter like he’s just rocked up to a card table in Vegas with the intention of taking down the house.

If you needed more proof that the Scandis – specifically the Norwegians – are owning park snowboarding these days, then be sure to check out this edit from the RK1 crew as they put the beatdown on Keystone and Breckenridge. Humbling skills and a bang bus of an edit from bossman Olav Stubberud, this even features a cameo from Steve-O of all people and some of the best knuckle tricks you’ll ever see. Check it…

Watch highlights of Scotty Lago, Shaun White, Louie Vito and more getting it done in the men’s superpipe semis at the Dew Tour’s iON Mountain Championships in Breckenridge.

As promised, here’s highlights of yesterday’s action in the Breck stunt ditch. Scotty Lago qualified in the top spot, ahead of Shaun White, Greg Bretz and Louie Vito. We must say, though we understand they only wanted to show the top qualifiers’ runs, it’s criminal that Kazuhiro Kokubo‘s Cab-ins and slash reverts didn’t make the cut.

Here’s the full list of dudes qualified for the finals… and if you haven’t checked it yet make sure you peep the highlights of the hypertech that was the Dew Tour men’s slopestyle semis.

1 – Scotty Lago
2 – Shaun White
3 – Greg Bretz
4 – Louie Vito
5 – Brett Esser
6 – Christian Haller
7 – Nathan Johnstone
8 – Taku Hiraoka
9 – Ayumi Hirano
10 – Markus Malin

Peep some insane slopestyle action from the likes of Torstein Horgmo, Seb Toutant, Roope Tonteri and Chas Guldemond.

We don’t get to hear too much about it this side of the pond, but the Dew Tour is kind of a big deal. Currently a slew of the planet’s best bib boarders are ensconced in Breckenridge where they’re throwing down the madness that passes for competitive snowboarding these days in slope style, pipe and big air. Hey, the prize money or TV coverage must be good as Shaun’s even competing.

Anyway, men’s Slopestyle Semis went down a couple days ago and the riding was white hot. Torstein Horgmo qualified first by crushing the whole shebang with his über tech hangdog style ahead of dudes like Max Parrot, Chas Guldemond, Roope Tonteri, Mark McMorris and Sven Thorgren to name a few. Yesterday was women’s Slopestyle semis, where Jamie Anderson scooped the highest score, and men’s pipe semis, which saw Scotty Lago qualify ahead of a certain S. White. Interesting. Also interesting was Kazu’s second run, in which mid-way through he pulled a slash to revert and then still managed to boost himself way overhead on the next hit. One of the raddest things we’ve seen at a pipe comp in recent years.

As soon as more videos are released we’ll whack em up. Till then, here’s the PR blurb and results from yesterday:

South Lake Tahoe’s Jamie Anderson’s strong first run put her in the top spot going into tomorrow’s final from women’s slopestyle. Anderson threw down solid tricks in her first run such as a switch back 540, a back 180 and Cab 540 gave her a first run score of a 94.25. Anderson’s first run score of a 94.24 was the highest score out of all the riders for the day. Trailing close behind Jamie Anderson was Germany’s Silvia Mittermueller with a 93.00, and Enni Rukajärvi in third with a 92.00.

Jordan Phillips is a banger. Watch him riding the park in Breckenridge – this is amazing. One Rider. One Park. One Day.

Volcom released this clip of young American snowboarder Tyler Flanagan, shralping the awesome resort that Breckenridge/Colorado is. Rad times with Tyler. Enjoy!

Yeah, these episodes are dope, but we wish we knew what this series was called. This one was dubbed Legal Immigrants, but the series as a whole? MGTV? BAUSS? Marko Grilc’s Spunky Backpack? Answers on a postcard and we’ll see what Grilo says.

Starring: Marko Grilc, Mikkel Bang, Charles Ried

Music by: edIT – Artsy Remix (feat. The Grouch)

Production: Bright Visuals (check our work here – vimeo.com/brightvisuals)

Filmed and edited by: Luka Stanovnik (lukastanovnik.com)

The amateurish filming, the abrupt end and a few too many front flips aside this is quite a good clip and hopefully some inspiration for all three girls who will read this.

Did she land this trick?

Here at Onboard we were made aware of London-born ripper Sparrow Knox‘s skills many years ago when he was still a knee-high shred imp. Alongside an equally miniature Jamie Nicholls it looked like he was going to be part of a new breed of British riders that woud be holding it down on an international level. Jamie’s progress has been well-documented here, but as for Sparrow… well, he seemed to fall off the radar a bit and we assumed that he’d discovered the delights of birds ‘n’n booze. Not so. It seems he’s just been getting on with it, and as this edit from a few days razzing in the Breck park shows, the boy’s still got game.

Check it out. The switch back fizza is the nizza.