Maybe Twitter never blew your hair back but these days even in the snowboard scene the nifty short message service has become kind of relevant. The other day we posted a list of 11 Snowboarders You Should Follow on Twitter. Of course there are some more out there, but unfortunately many of them update their Twitter account through Facebook. While technically these are still active Twitter accounts, chances of getting a response or a retweet from these guys are probably as good as seeing another tweet from Peetu Piiroinen.

However, now that you’re down with some of the top shred heads it is about time you get acquainted with some of the more interesting snowboard industry folks on Twitter:

Todd Richards

If we could only follow two people on Twitter, we would follow Todd Richards twice.

Trevor ‘Trouble’ Andrew

This man used to be a snowboarder, then he was a musician, and now he’s both.

Jon Weaver

He is like a European version of Todd Richards, but he knows more about football.

BurritosAndSnow & Agnarchy

We’re not sure these two guys have a life outside the internet, but as long as they’re that dedicated about snowboarding, we don’t really care.

The Angry Snowboarder

The snowboard industry can rub you the wrong way in a lot of respects. The Angry Snowboarder knows them all.

Brooke Geery

Brooke Geery is the founder of yobeat.com (@yobeatdotcom), a former contributor to our mag, and a very funny person.

Liam Griffin

A big shot at Burton Snowboards (@burtonsnowboard) and the man behind all Open Series events.

Matt Barr

A contributing writer for our magazine and pretty much every other snowboard publication out there.

Rian Rhoe

The Salomon & Bonfire marketing girl, in her own words a ‘snowboard dork.’

Keir Dillon

Former pro rider, current Frends member, and the epitome of that snowboard industry guy.

Update 29/07/11: For some reason we spaced out including the infamous RUMORATOR, who, among many other things, likes to play ping-pong with Jussi Oksanen:

Like it or not, Twitter has become a great way for a lot of people to communicate. Snowboarders are no different from you and me, and a lot of them have taken to the easy-to-use short message system that Twitter is. Through our own humble participation via @onboardmag we convinced ourselves that we know something about the snowboard scene on Twitter. And since it is such a beautiful way to get the latest news, to keep in touch and to avoid being productive at all we share with you our list of the 11 snowboarders you should follow on Twitter.

Danny Larsen

The Norwegian Black Metal follower and Pirate is also one of the few Europeans who are actively using Twitter and not just cross-post stuff from their Facebook. More than enough reason to follow him!

Chas Guldemond

With the inception of the WAS riders’ union the Rockstar rider has recently become some sort of spokesman for the snowboard community. Also included in his tweets: sunbathing pics of his girlfriend.

Louie Vito

He is what most people expect Shaun White to be on Facebook: witty, engaging and endorsed by almost 40,000 followers.

Jack Mitrani

Just follow Jack and stay up to date with everything related to Frends (@wearefrends), @scottylago, @lukemitrani, @kevinpearce, Mason Aguirre (@maseintheplace) or Danny Davis (@theddeadshow).

Jamie Nicholls

Jamie is from a new breed of European riders. He is down with his website, facebook, and also very active on Twitter. Hell, even his sister has a Twitter account.

Jeremy Jones

Freerider Jeremy Jones might be a little more serious than most other riders on Twitter, but in return you’ll get the latest on his gnarly backcountry adventures, POW acitivities (@protectwinters) and other climate-change related news.

Silje Norendal

This young Norwegian is on her way up. If you don’t mind the odd Scandinavian mumbo-jumbo you’ll get a good insight into her shenanigans.

Jamie Anderson

As long as this girl from Lake Tahoe keeps winning competitions all over the place, her tweets will remain just as interesting.

Elena Hight & Linn Haug

If you’re into the classic unfiltered “Had yummy cereals for breakfast” kind of tweets, these two female riders will be your bowl of Kellogg’s.

Nate Bozung

He might have moved away from the core snowboard scene but his stream-of-unconsciousness straight from NYC is highly captivating.

Yes, Onboard magazine has finally joined the Twatosphere.

You can now keep up with all Onboard’s haps through Twitter, where we’ll be Tweeting off about anything and everything we feel like. If you’ve ever wanted to be plugged into all the behind-the-scenes goings on then jump on over to twitter.com/onboardmag and hit on that Follow button.

It’s Access All Areas – from who’s just dropped us the sickest submission, to all the scurrilous rider rumours, to finding out which of the Onboard crew has just ruined the bog, to shout outs for your opinions… we’re Tweeting about all this and more of the random/interesting/useless brain farting guff that’s the hallmark of Twitter.

If you’re after the inside line, then follow us. We’re not Charles Manson.
twitter.com/onboardmag

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