Nial crushes street sliding in this full part from the new Think Thank movie. Have a gander…

Flow’s team scored a bunch of banging parts this season, so they took the liberty of knocking them together to produce this all-encompassing mega-edit. Behold!

Flow Team Assassins Scotty Lago, Tim Humphreys, Scot Brown, Brandon Reis & Nial Romanek each had respectable parts in a few different videos for the 2012-2013 season. In this edit we took all four of their parts and rolled them up into one joint. So sit back and take in all the smoke, HA!

Think Thank’s Primary Parts is a three part web series featuring footage and outtakes from “Mind The Video Man“. The “Primary Parts” title is a reference to the main ingredients used to make a Think Thank video what it is; brain, heart and soul. Or known by their other names; science, art and culture.

Part one is the science of “Mind The Video Man”, the science of getting sick! Enjoy two minutes of some the best shots of the season by the biggest mad scientists’ in snowboarding all stacked together and hosted by the video man himself.
Think Thank’s ninth video “Mind The Video Man” is out now at local shops and on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/movie/mind-video-man-think-thank/id562087677

Flow Snowboarding will continue its role this year as the title sponsor of the 10-day long snowboarding festival Flow Tailgate Alaska.  The festival is heading into its sixth year and will take place March 29- April 7. Flow Snowboarding will also be sponsoring Flow World Freeriding Championships, and the Flow World Freeride Festival in Valdez set to take place during the festival.

Dale Rehberg from Flow Snowboarding describes the distinctiveness of the festival, “Flow Tailgate Alaska is a special event that brings together the spirit of what snowboarding is. The people and the environment around the event is what snowboarding is all about and the location is somewhere everyone should aspire to ride at least once in their life.”

Read on for more on the event from Flow Snowboarding:

Flow Snowboarding will return as the title sponsor for the 10-day long festival of Flow’s Tailgate Alaska, the Flow World Freeriding Championships, and the Flow World Freeride Festival in Valdez, Alaska commencing March 29-April 7, 2013. Going into its sixth year, this event has become one of the most popular and respected experiences among the snowboard community.

Come March, Thompson Pass will be taken over by snowboarding’s most elite riders, its dedicated backcountry enthusiasts, and a good size portion of the shred industry as they congregate in the middle of the renowned Chugach range. Participants are able to access the mountains via helicopter, snowmobile and hiking in the terrain immediately surrounding the base-camp facility. When not taking deep turns in untouched powder, riders and skiers have the opportunity to partake in daily snow-science classes, roam around nightly beer gardens, along with other group activities provided by the organizers.

The number of tickets available to the public has been limited to 150 attendees. Event founder Mark Sullivan explains, “Our goal is to ensure deep, untracked powder for every participant. Limiting tickets will allow for fantastic snow conditions for everyone who makes it.”

Amidst the excitement of Flow Tailgate Alaska 2013 will be the Flow World Freeriding Championships that is a contest focused on big mountain riding in the marvelous peaks of the area. The Flow World Freeriding Championships are set to take place April 1-2, 2013.

Flow rider Mike Basich shares his enthusiasm towards the continued sponsorship of the event, “You’re never going to feel 100% ready for Alaska. Just go! Flow and the Tailgate crew will be there to welcome you for 2013!”

Tickets are on sale now. For more information check out www.tailgatealaska.com . Get yourself signed up and ready to ride some of the most amazing mountains in the World!

Much like Danny Larsen’s Day in the Life yesterday, nothing sums up what snowboarding’s all about better than a fun day on the hill with your buddies. Sure, double corks and sketchy lines are good to watch and go ‘wow, isn’t snowboarding on another level’, but let’s face it: it’s pretty much unattainable for all but the smallest apex of snowboarding’s elite. That’s why we’re always pumped to watch stuff that looks funner than a night in a paddded room with Pammy, and that reminds us that outside the confined walls of our office there’s the goods waiting to be got. Check out the Flow boys getting them goods as they charge about in Mammoth pow late last season.

Flow is giving away some amazing prizes in their monthly draw, one of them being a trip to Alaska with Flow pro riders Scotty Lago and Mikey Basich!

They’re giving away a trip to Alaska in March for one week to attend the Tailgate Alaska event and be placed at base camp in Thompson Pass, just outside of Valdez AK. The trip includes flight, hotel, and helicopter time in one of snowboarding’s most epic playgrounds. Winners will be drawn on January 31st, 2011.

Apart from that, there is also  a week of snowboarding at Mt Hood’s premiere snowboard camp, High Cascade. The winner for this will receive a prepaid voucher for a camp session during the 2011 summer sessions. Winners will be selected on December 31st, 2010.

And last but not least there’s also a backstage pass for Booth Creek resort up for grabs, that one will be decided  November 30th, 2010 – so better enter straight away or it’ll be too late…

Flow reserves the right to use the winners names and likeness for marketing the contest on flow.com.

All winners will be contacted via email. All entries must supply a valid email address. Winners will be drawn at random using computerized software. Due to the extreme and dangerous terrain in Alaska, Flow reserves the right to contact the grand prize winner and evaluate the contestant’s ability level, avalanche and safety experience, equipment and gear assets, to pre-determine if the contestant meets the safety and experience requirements. Contestant is only declared a winner when all criteria are met and satisfied by Flow Snowboarding.