Cab 9s for days in this Burton Snowboards clip featuring Danny Davis, Mikkel Bang, Marko Grilc, Christian Haller, Mark McMorris, Seppe Smits, Peetu Piiroinen, and Roope Tonteri. Flat spins, cork spins, double cork spins, and even Seppe’s crazy spin-rewind thing all look good during these spring park sessions from last season.

A good clean rodeo is surely second only to a method when it comes to style. Those who can do them know it makes them kings of the world for about a second a half. Those of us who can’t are forced to marvel at the neat simplicity of both spinning and flipping at the same time, without dizzying us. And whatever kind of snowboarding floats your boat, the same applies: throw a rodeo over a pillow, out of a pipe, round a tree, off a wall, even in the dark, and the stoke will beam across your face all day. Burton know this too. So naturally they’ve cut and pasted an orgy of them together with the kind of reckless abandon usually displayed by small children filling a bag of pick and mix right to the brim. Let Peetu Piironien, Mikkel Bang, Marko Grilc, John Jackson, Danny Davis and their chums do all the work. All you have to do is press play, and your eyes will widen for two whole minutes. You know you want to.

In times of 1440s and triple corks, the good old 540 is … hang on, this is almost exactly what Burton say about this video! Here you go:

In the world of 1260s and triple corks, 540s are easily overlooked these days. While a slow, stylish frontside 540 isn’t as technically hard as spinning your face off, it is much harder to make look good. Here are a bunch of 540s from Mikkel Bang, Mikey Rencz, Jussi Oksanen, John Jackson, Danny Davis, Mark Sollors, Kimmy Fasani, Marko Grilc, and Enni Rukajarvi that you won’t be forgetting any time soon.

Oh, what a nice edit of Mark McMorris, Mikkel Bang, Seppe Smits, Roope Tonteri, Werni Stock, Marko Grilc, and Peetu Piiroinen slushing about at Heavenly and Sun Valley.

Usually spring is the time when most riders start to hang up their gear, but for riders like Mark McMorris, Mikkel Bang, Seppe Smits, Roope Tonteri, Werni Stock, Marko Grilc, and Peetu Piiroinen, it’s the time to start laying down the hammers. Those guys sure tore the spring kickers at Heavenly and Sun Valley a new one. Check out all the carnage in part 1 of the Spring Park Sessions.

Featuring Iikka Backstrom, Mikey Rencz, Benji Ritchie,Kevin Griffin, Jody Wachniak, Eero Niemela, Devun Walsh, Dustin Craven, Andrew Geeves, Johnny Lyall, Jussi Oksanen,Mikkel Bang, Mark Sollors, Logan Haubrich and Kale Stephens.

Watch John Jackson, Mark Sollors, Mikkel Bang, Jussi Oksanen and Mikey Rencz rip up super deep conditions in Whistler’s backcountry.

It snowed a lot in Whistler last year. So much in fact that it limited where Jussi Oksanen, John Jackson, Mikey Rencz, Mark Sollors, and Mikkel Bang could even go to film. So they stayed in the trees. Button up your jacket, pull your hat down over your ears and grab a hot cocoa because Part 2 of Whistler Deep Days will give you chills.

This edit has more corking than a winery. Here are a bunch of backside double corks from the likes of Mikkel Bang, Mark McMorris, Shaun White, Seppe Smits, Mikey Ciccarelli, Jussi Oksanen, and Mikey Rencz.

Though we have to say Mark McMorris’ ‘dubs’ look  more like good old fashioned corked frontside spins to us, there’s a whole bunch of eye-popping double dipping in this edit from Burton, from dudes like Shaun White, Jussi Oksanen, John Jackson, Mikey Rencz and more. More corks than a winery…

These days it seems like everybody and their little brother can double cork, but doing them so they look good is like doing a whole other trick. Here are a bunch of frontside double corks from Mark McMorris, John Jackson, Roope Tonteri, Christian Haller, Danny Davis, Shaun White, Jussi Oksanen, Mikkel Bang, and Mikey Rencz. Enough corks to make your head spin.

Check out a whole bunch of frontside-rotating 900-degree spins from the likes of Mark McMorris, Danny Davis and Jussi Oksanen. 

There really isn’t much to say about this other than, “Here are a bunch of frontside 9s from Mark McMorris, Mikey Rencz, Danny Davis, Marko Grilc, Mikkel Bang, Mark Sollors, Seppe Smits, Roope Tonteri, and Jussi Oksanen.” Even with 1080s and beyond being pretty standard, the frontside 9 is still one of the most technical tricks, can’t spin too fast or too slow… just right. Which one was your favorite?