Matteo Maggi continues to release his 2010 Italo-Finnish snowboard movie Transitmies part by part. After Jonne Heinonen, Ali Toppinen and Stefano Bergamaschi it is now on to Juha Blid and Pyry Lepistö. Enjoy!

Why come up with something new when you can copy and paste something you’ve written a few months earlier? When the Transitmies teaser came out last year we said this:

“Matteo Maggi put his magic Italian hands on a new Coldfocus film project called Transitmies, which in Finnish means something like Ford Transit Men who try to kill themselves over the gnarliest handrails you’ve seen in a long time. The flick features the relentless riding of Juha Blid, Tomi Passi, Stefano Bergamaschi, Antti-Juhani Piirainen, Ali Toppinen, Stefano Benchimol, Tapani Viitala, and Pyry Lepistö.”

And now they just started releasing the full parts from this often overlooked gem of a flick. They kicked things off with Stefano Bergamaschi, and now they uploaded Jonne Heinonen and Ali Toppinen’s full parts.

What? You haven’t seen Stefano Bergamaschi’s part yet? Here you go:

It’s vacation time all over the place. Nonetheless, we dug until our nails bled and found some more gems from last week’s internet snowboarding life. So without further ado here are the highlights from This Week in Snowboarding, hastily cribbed  from our own site and other places that are actually good.

Danny brought his best friend to Munich. And Dingo, too.

SATURDAY

A Dutch crew gets some decent shred done in Les2Alpes. Ground Zero Boards hails from Michigan with a new teaser. And the Real as it gets teaser comes straight out of Illinois.

SUNDAY

The US celebrate Independence Day. Jibber Jeremy celebrates the US. Hampus Mosesson loses his baggage. The Angry Snowboarder delivers yet another classic movie: Gettin’ Some.

MONDAY

We post a solid Camp of Champions week A recap. And the thought-out Pro Bono teaser. Alex Doumergue shreds Les2Alpes and says ‘Ah, putain. Biiatch,’ which would be quite fitting for the French SKG crew and their teaser, too. The French event Kumi Yama spits out a good video, too. Clast does the CoC in Whistler. Kevin Backström gets scared by Raccoons. If you want to get away from those nasty crowds you need to buy some property at the Yellowstone Club. Or go to New Zealand: a crazy Kiwi shows you around Cadrona.

Heavy storms: Defoliation is a problem.

TUESDAY

Videograss have Jed Anderson and LNP battle it out on a wee backyard rail. The new Coldfocus movie Transitmies takes on gnarly rails as well. The Pirates announce their new movie. The Windells session 2 goes down pretty well. Boardmag.de digs out Gigi’s and Travis’ parts in Neverland. But it’s all nothing compared to the Shaun White haircut hoax. And here‘s how you prevent snowboard injuries.

WEDNESDAY

Some sick action goes down at the HCSC during their second snowboard session. The No Joke teaser gets released, and so does the Homies 3 teaser. YES jumps the webisodes-wagon. The Fisheye Fridays clips look good. Our photo ed goes drinking with Grenade. We have more shots from the Deeper Antarctica trip. Zombies invade Mt Hood. Shaun White invades the cheap shoe shelf. Someone has a snomoboard. Someone else makes an awesome short shred flick. And: Did someone beat Torstein to his triple?

Superman: New outfit.

THURSDAY

The Nike 6.0 D-Pad Session teaser drops with a bang. You just gotta watch video #4 here! Once again, print could be dead. And will the DC MTN Lab shut down? There will defo be another Winter X Games event in Aspen. And there’s tramp snowboarding, too!

FRIDAY

Standard Films release their teaser for The Storming, and it looks solid as ever! This is what Benelux summer shredding looks. This is what madness at the DC Mtn Lab looks like. Seb Toots is back. Eddie Wall is a singer. Backflip in surfing, anyone?

That’s it for now, folks. Kick back for a while, enjoy the sun and keep the stoke for some summer shred or the upcoming season! See you next week.

Matteo Maggi put his magic Italian hands on a new Coldfocus film project called Transitmies, which in Finnish means something like Ford Transit Men who try to kill themselves over the gnarliest handrails you’ve seen in a long time. The flick features the relentless riding of Juha Blid, Tomi Passi, Stefano Bergamaschi, Antti-Juhani Piirainen, Ali Toppinen, Stefano Benchimol, Tapani Viitala, and Pyry Lepistö.