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Gabe Taylor Rides Powder

Uli Köhler — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 08:58:20 +0000

Gabe Taylor, that veteran of the glide, throws down some decent backcountry moves in this snowboard edit by his old buddy Eddie Wall, aka Videohypershred. Enough said. This is good snowboarding.

The Peddie Files – Full Movie

Uli Köhler — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 11:59:50 +0000

Eddie Wall and Peter Line are two nutcases that have produced a movie on their own called Peddie Files, featuring tons of tacky music and even more of their friends. The result is the most amazing snowboard movie of the year.

Change of Scenery – Eddie Wall

Uli Köhler — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 10:30:14 +0000

Snowboard photography is not all about good riding and capturing the right moment: In order to keep things fresh a fair bit of creativity is required, too. As photog Cole Barash demonstrated during this shoot, where he used a canvas to highlight the tricks of the riders. We ran it as a black-and-white silhouette in our print mag, and now we present you this great shot of Eddie Wall in full badass technicolor. Enjoy our snowboard wallpaper of the week!

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Stepchild: Child Support – Full Movie

Uli Köhler — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 11:33:55 +0000

Come join us on a walk down memory lane. We just found StepChild’s and Nomis’ team video from 2007 on Vimeo. How cool is that? Child Support was created by Sean Johnson, who brought you other classics like the Whiskey series, Video Gangs and Promo Copy. This video is still amazing by today’s standards – you’ll see footage from 1985 of freestyle legend Terry Kidwell, insane Whistler pillow lines, and a two-year part from Simon Chamberlain. Or as Sean put it, ” Every StepChild rider lost their girlfriend while filming for this movie.” And furthermore, “The movie almost killed everyone involved.” Convinced?

FEATURED RIDERS: Simon Chamberlain, Joe Sexton, Terry Kidwell, Stian Solberg, Fredu Sirvio, Chris Wimbles, Mark Sollors, Markku Koski, Scotty Vine, Risto Ruokola, Eddie Wall, Tom Burt, Jonaven Moore, Antti Autti, Shin Campos, Knut Eliassen.

Jussi & Eddie shred pow in Mammoth – the good edit

Uli Köhler — Wed, 22 Dec 2010 08:54:12 +0000

A lot of websites yesterday posted this wiggly, blurred video of Jussi Oksanen and Eddie Wall shredding Mammoth to the tunes of Simon & Garfunkel. As much as we like pow, the clip was a little beneath our standards. This one, however, made the cut. Enjoy the record snowfall in Mammoth – and go check out more of Eddie’s goods on videohypershred.com!

7ft of Snow in Mammoth

Onboard — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 09:36:10 +0000

A very recent snowstorm brought Mammoth up to 7 feet of fresh snow. Jussi Oksanen, Scott Blum, Eddie Wall, Kimmy Fasani, Lonnie Kauk, John Jackson, Eric Jackson and Shane Pospisil were all there to score some of the white goodness!

Prospecting Idaho Episode # 2

Uli Köhler — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 11:07:31 +0000

Mark Carter and Adam Dowell cruse over from Jackson, WY for this second episode of Smith Optics’ Prospecting Idaho. Lots of pow slashing and a teaser of what is to come in the next 6 episodes. Check it out!

Smith Optics Build Their Own Private Idaho

Tom Copsey — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 17:28:37 +0000

Goggle maestros Smith pulled some strings last winter and managed to blag their own private cat operatio a mere 30 minutes from their Sun Valley offices, for them and their riders to get wild in. At 800 acres it’s for sure no mere putting green and as it was purely for the Smith boys to hold photoshoots and test product, we’re betting there’s heaps more to come from this exclusive slice of Idaho BC. Of course, that the blurb said “Prospecting Idaho Episode 1″ clued us into the fact there’d be more, cause we’re smart. That and the bit saying “the first of 8 web videos.” Duh.

Check out Scotty Lago, Corey Smith, Scott Stevens, Shayne Pospisil and Eddie Wall popping the spot’s cherry with a little cat-built kicker to pow landing action.

Produced by: Smith Optics and Cory Smith
Edited by: Mark “Beav” Oliver, Cory Smith, Lane Power and Dan Moses

Flow’s The Life – Tidbits Pt 1

Uli Köhler — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 09:23:56 +0000

Let me tell you this: American Wednesdays are European Thursday mornings. So don’t be confused if on our website Flow’s Witness Wednesdays always pop up a day late. If you hate that you need to close down all bars around our office. That’s the only way you could make us work really late…

Anyhow, here’s a clip from what looks suspiciously like a BC cat trip. We spotted Scotty Lago, Eddie Wall, and Shane Pospisil, and they are trying to make a backcountry booter work. (Spoiler: they succeed!)

This Week in Snowboarding

Tom Copsey — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 11:16:14 +0000

Zombies and snowboarding. Can it get any better?

Hello, good afternoon and welcome to another installment of This Week in Snowboarding. There’s nothing that can’t wait till Monday, so spend the rest of your day re-living the hottest, weirdest, most chin-stroking stuff that went down in the Shredosphere over the last 7 days.

Saturday

Roope Tonteri should be proclaimed King of the Groms for life as he wins yet another Rookie event, while when cruising downtown the Helgasons get shat on – make sure you scroll down for the epic spam post. Well, we think it’s spam, but maybe Halldor’s been researching how to enlarge the size of his finger cock. Friday Stateside is pretty much Saturday over here, so that’s when we were tapped on the shoulder and told the TWS Team Shootout is coming and, though it was posted a way back, it was also Saturday that we found out not only has some kid been biting Torstein’s triple steeze, he’s used his tune, too.

Sunday

Bonfire’s Pipe-to-Pipe goes down at Windells and the YoBeaters bring it with shots and slams while the AngrySnowboarder hits rewind to drop Amp on our internets. It’s winter in Kangaroo Country and the Cattleman’s Jam wraps up in Mt Buller, and though the weather was British in its shitness, it didn’t stop the bangs going down as you can see from the photos and video. Spaziba unearth this gem of a sponsor me tape from back in the day. DANIMAL! And Terje finally gets his hands on the sport’s biggest prize.

Snowboarding: selling shit since day one.

Monday

Everyone knows skateboarders are the real duders so we tend to ignore it so snowboarding doesn’t look bad, but the tenuous link that allows us to show this solid bowl riding is it went down at the Pipe-to-Pipe. Some snowboarders are good on the useless wooden toy, like Hampus Mosesson who hit up the weirdest skatepark ever. Jordan Mendenhall‘s also knows his skateboarding onions, but it’s just guitar and shredding in this Day in the Life. It’s tune time on the interpipes as Trevor Andrew talks music and Snowboard Mag bring you some free ditties, and an awesomely bad song is used in this ad which shows companies using snowboarding to sell any old shit is nothing new. (Thanks, Spaziba, but the one on your site wasn’t working.) Bringing it back to actual snowboarding, the British Snow Tour announce the dates for their Artificial and Indoor Championships.

Tuesday

After seriously injuring himself downhill biking, shred pioneer Mike Jacoby looks to be making good progress in his recovery. Get Well Soon! Some guys make Vegas look like Covent Garden circa 95, though without Guch, Jamie Lynn et al and the guys at KnifeShow turn their Awesome-ometer to 11 as they bring Super Mario World to summer camp. Talking of summer camp, the Forum Team had fun at theirs in Les 2 Alpes (stay tuned for the video, dropping soon) as did the Head Snowboards guys when they hit up Folgefonna – check out their über-slick webisode from the trip.

Nitro rocked out in 2 Alpes.

Wednesday

In the US, it’s all-out war as the Angry Snowboarder takes offense at Tyrant’s sales banter (the post that kicked it all off is here), while down under things are warming up for the NZ Open. Like Ziggy, it seems that Chanelle Sladics also plays guitar, and Les 2 Alpes is SO hot right now as two edits come in on the same day – this one with the Nitro crew, and this one of Luka Jeromel at Demonium’s camp. At what they like to refer to as the “Sports world’s Oscars” – the ESPYs – Shaun White and Torah Bright are rewarded for being ‘extreme’. And if snowboarding in the summer bores you and you’re off surfing, be careful.

Thursday

Snowboarding’s great and that, but Extreme Sledging? Way awesome! Also awesome is how despite a total lack of snow, the Falls Creek crew in Oz are making it happen. Benedek and Weber show you what you need to do to turn your old deck into a splitboard, the Helgasons have a sad fan and you can download some of Fredi Kalbermatten’s tunes. And there’s an Airbag at Hemel tomorrow should you want to work on your triples. Like Ziggy and Chanelle, Eddie Wall also plays guitar.

Friday

Uh oh. Travis Rice talks about his new movie Flight, NZ, AK and stuff while looking worryingly like Shaggy from Scooby Doo. Brothers Factory bring it with this rather dark teaser for their film, Next Level. It’s like a serial killer shot a jib flick. Less dark but still a teaser is this new one for Rip Curl’s Welcome Home Vol. II, as is this from Think Thank. Rome’s Team Shootout offering hits the airwaves and Kevin Jones (anyone else pumped to see what he’s got in Standard’s new movie?) chews the fat with photog Ian Ruhter. And finally we feel sorry for Friday as its haps are always a little glossed over in our rush to get this out before beer o’clock. Sorry, Friday.

Oi! Got any Scooby Snacks?

That’s your lot for this week. Bon weekend, bitches!