This edit has a few tasty stunts from Nick Poohachoff, Kumara Kelly and a man known only as Scotty in it, but really it’s all about Christy Prior. Dang, that girl’s got skills!

Squaw Valley closing day 2013 with Christy Prior, Nick Poohachoff, Kumara Kelly and Scotty. What you see is what you get! Enjoy….. Because we did.

Christy can also throw a proper double Wildcat, as you’ll see here:

Technine rider Nick Poohachoff, a.k.a. Pooch, serves up a buffet of tricks on a shiny silver platter in this new part.

Being boring Europeans, we’re not quite sure but this might be the last edit from the amazing place that is Windells Summer Camp. Or maybe not. Whatever, here’s more banging action from your favourite park rats. Watch out for Dylan T.’s 630 on 270 off madness. Tite shit. 

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Dylan Thompson, Luke Haddock, Nick Poohachoff, Lucas Magoon, Ben Bilodeau and the Technine crew mobbed camp for the hottest Session of the summer. Hammers were tossed, donuts were devoured and campers needed extra luggage for all the product they went home with.

Featured riders: Luke Haddock, Yale Cousino, Riley Nickerson, John Murphy, Hans Mindnich, Jeremy Cloutier, Phil Tardif, Nick Poohachoff, Zack Wilmot, Ralph Kucharek, Shaun Murphy, Nils Mindnich, Nic Marcoux, Kim Rune Hansen, Keenan Cawley, Matts Kulli, Ian Boll, Sawyer Deen, Charles Reid, Alan Parenteau, Zander Blackmon, Nial Romanek, Jeff Deforge, Tyler Lynch & more

Filmed throughout: Quebec, Denver, Boulder, Tahoe, Vermont, Mt Hood, Superpark 16, Massachusetts, Connecticut, California & more

Here’s the list of tricks in order of appearance:

1. Front Board
2. Switch Front Board
3. Front Lip Switch-up
4. Switch Nose Press
5. Front-Blunt Same Way 50-50
6. Back Lip
7. Backside 270 Gap to Down
8. Cab 270
9. 180 Switch 50-50 180 Out
10. Hardway 270 Gap to Down

Tall Treez just dropped their full team movie Paint It Gold, and since it features high calibers such as Nick Pooch or Jamie Anderson you know it’s a good way to keep that shred stoke alive.

Our new Winter Collection is set to release this upcoming week before Christmas. Stay tuned on our website!

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Tall Treez® Clothing Brand presents there 2nd film, Paint it GOLD.

Featuring the sliding abilities of:
Nick Poohachoff – Jamie Anderson – Sal Rubio – Billy Garcia – Ross Patton – Jordan Nield – Jake Devine – Jeff Harvey – Luke Mohr – & Tim Rechetniak.

Filmed in Lake Tahoe and New Zealand showcasing some new spots, heading back to some old ones, and just pure street, park, and backcountry shots from start to finish.

Tall Treez Clothing Brand presents their second film, Paint it GOLD. It has Nick Poohachoff and Jamie Anderson in it, but all the other riders make it a good watch, too.

Featuring work from:
Nick Poohachoff – Jamie Anderson – Sal Rubio – Billy Garcia – Ross Patton – Jake Devine – Jeff Harvey – Luke Mohr – & Tim Rechetniak.

Filmed in Lake Tahoe and New Zealand showcasing some new spots, heading back to some old ones, and just pure raw street, park, and backcountry shots from start to finish.
This film will be available for FREE for your viewing pleasure coming November on the Tall Treez website!

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Who would have thought? Our TWIS is picking up momentum. We would hope it is for our unique selection of clips, interviews and fun facts from the world of snowboarding. But maybe it is just the fact that we started embedding the highlight videos of the week in this post. Whatever humps your camel – here’s yet another edition!

SATURDAY

Eric Willett and Enni Rukajärvi win the US Open. At the same place, snowboarders keep discussing the Olympics. Andrew Hardingham puts out some kind of teaser. The BLS park edit looks alright.

SUNDAY

Kazuhiro Kokubo and Kelly Clark win the US Open, too. Nick Poohachoff is a fairly good park rider. And Videograss go Stockholm.

MONDAY

We megapost all important US Open videos. The Flying Finns shred pow-pow.Scott Stevens‘ old HCSC clip gets remixed, but is still good. Crewzin‘ visits Finger on da Trigger. This Bear Mountain clip on Pleasure’s website is quite entertaining. Joe Sexton & Justin Fronius ride Hyland Hills.

TUESDAY

We have Andreas Wiig’s and Pat Moore’s full parts from F’It. Jake Blauvelt’s second Backcountry episode drops, and Chas Guldemond drops in for the sixth time. Alex Cantin, Jake Kuzyk & Co. star in yet another 5 Tricks Fix. Givin shred pow. Then there’s Loonatics episode 8. The Tahoe Dangerzone presents a great collection of slams. Back to the Boneyard III went down (scroll to the bottom of this for a video). And King Snow Mag investigate the worst bail ever.

WEDNESDAY

Ayumu Hirano is only 12 but already killing it in the pipe.

Here’s Peetu Piiroinen’s road to his third TTR title, and over here is Jami Anderson’s. The Absinthe Allstars attack Alaska. Isenseven release their Camp of Champions edit. Here’s Danny Larsen’s part from the Pirates flick Hooked. TWSnow has Shane Ruprecht’s part from Poachers X. Gretchen Bleiler is a sexy woman. This Bang Show clip has a great opening scene. Here’s Nick Dirks‘ full part from the first Videograss flick. Nike Snowboarding release their Laura Hadar ad. And Gigi Rüf breaks his nose.

THURSDAY

Torstein Horgmo’s B-shots are better than your A-game.

The Winter X Games Europe kick off (and here are Louie Vito and Ethan Morgan doing some training). The Swiss Shaba Cru shreds Bear Mountain. Here are Lauri Heiskari’s and JP Walker’s parts from Cheers, and here’s the full Youngbloods part from F’It. Antti Jussila’s part from KBR’s Homework gets re-released. Yobeat posts a good edit of the Sabre crew (Eric Messier, Dylan Thompson et al.). Once again it’s GBP’s Soup Kitchen time. The Smokin Snowboards crew shred a park (Northstar, to be more specific). Michi Miethig is now on RockOn, too. Shaun White signs with yet another sponsor. And Sebi goes down.

FRIDAY

We have a Wängl Tängl report, and all the action from Thursday’s Winter X Games pipe shebang. Signal Snowboards build another weird board. Ashbury draw a blurry line. Photog Pasi Salminen gets hyped by JP Walker. Jussi Oksanen’s videos need no title.

That’s all for this week. Good-bye.