Skiershop Team Rider Tyler Duncan just dropped an edit from this past weekend in Stowe, VT. Check out the crew from ID3A, Ski Future, and the Skiershop Team in action! – Erme
With LJ Strenio’s reputation as one of the hardest working riders out there, it’s no surprise that people are starting to give him his rightful cred. Check out Poorboyz Photographer/ESPN Blogger Nate Abbott’s shot out to LJ in a recent blog post. In describing Strenio he begins with a fitting sentence saying “Sweat pouring down, [...][IMG]http://images.newschoolers.com/images/17/00/01/00/22/10022.jpeg[/IMG]
Are your skis banged up from riding crappy conditions all winter long? Yup, 2012 went down as one of the worst seasons in the last 20 years, but don't worry because the 2012 Chile season is going to be EPIC! What would make it even more epic? How about a FREE pair of 2012 Limited Edition Armada/Alpine Initiatives JJ's? Evolve Chile and Valle Nevado are giving away a pair to one lucky person! All you gotta do is the following: 1. Take an absolutely creative, ridiculous, hilarious picture of yourself rocking your ski gear at a public location (other then your ski mountain.. we said creative!) 2. Send your best (only 1) photo in a message to info@evolvechile.com 3. Once we send word that your photo is approved, you will need to post it on the Evolve Chile Fan Page 4. The picture with the most LIKE's will win. Comments are welcome. Contest Rules: 1. Pictures cannot contain any nudity, drugs or drug references or any other type of profanity 2. If Evolve Chile or Valle Nevado feel that the photo is inappropriate you will be notified Contest starts April 18 and winners will be announced May 18 via facebook. This prize has no cash value and is non-transferable or exchangeable for any other product or service. By participating in this contest, you hereby authorize Evolve Chile and Valle Nevado to add your email address to the newsletter list. (You may opt out of the newsletter list when it is sent to you). Please email info@evolvechile.com with any questions.
Banks skied his ass of today at Dew Tour in Vermont placing Top 10 among the best skiers in the world. Hell yeah BANKS!!!
It's a new month and there's a new look for some features in TELUS Park at Big White Ski Resort
The second rail jam of the season WENT OFF!!!!
Tobias Sedlacek is the latest addition to the Digit Snow team. Check out Tobias this season as he works on another banger segment with The Bunch while spreading the good word on Digit Ski Poles.
2010-2011 Presale ends friday! Also first pair of GrizzlyCorns come out of the press.
Level 1 Productions and BNQT.com just dropped their sixth episode of the series titled “Turbosodes.” Each of these videos gives you a behind the scenes look at the making of Turbo. Some of the episodes released thus far are from trips to Minnesota, Quebec, Colorado, Grand Targhee, and BC Catskiing… In the sixth episode, Level 1 heads to Utah on a trip where I hit one of the scariest step downs I’ve ever been off. Take a look for yourself by checking out the link below: http://bnqt.com/turbosodes Excuse my language at times, I swear I don’t typically swear that much…[IMG]http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/journal_entries/1319-extcpy/0picture-53-430x346.png[/IMG]
Check out the bloopers…Warning:not for children EPIC PASS Infomercial from Mike Thomas on Vimeo.
Headlines: - BOONE is happy to welcome Matt Cook as the newest member of the team - Team riders prep to invade Vegas for 4th of July weekend - 2011 LOOK BOOK Released...Open publication - Free publishing - More skis[IMG]http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/site/decor/flash_video_placeholder.png[/IMG]
In reaction to Line MC Tyler Barnes' first published shot, a 2 page spread in Powder Magazine by Erik Seo to boot, Jordan Harper from Saga Outerwear (Tyler's clothing sponsor) asked him a few questions.[IMG][/IMG]
Discrete Sport, LLC, a rider owned and conceived clothing brand in the winter sport industry, is “proud” to announce the addition of moderately-saavy (at best) mountain skier, Brody Leven, to its team of Best Skiers On The Mountain.
I never like to say “limited” but in this case it was the only word to describe this run of t’s that will only be for sale at Windell’s camp tomorrow (Sunday). These are not available online. Tron inspired. Available in Black and White. See you there. No related posts. No related posts.[IMG]http://images.newschoolers.com/images/17/00/01/11/74/11174.jpeg[/IMG]
Hey All, This is Gus’ edit to try and get into the Jon Olsson Super Sessions. If you like it,just go and vote for our team rider : http://newschoolers.com/web/mediacontests/showentry/cid/45/id/2618/
Hey everybody,     Sorry I haven’t updated you sooner on what’s been going on with me lately, it’s been a pretty crazy last few weeks. I’ll start with the last dew tour stop at Northstar on February 18-22. Even though I didn’t end up getting a result at the event, I ended up placing 3rd in the overall and feel like I really made an impact on halfpipe skiing. I crashed on both my runs, my first run I decked on my first hit then my second run I went down on my fourth hit attempting a unnatural double flip. I think I got more exposure from doing two double flips in one run than I would have, had I skied conservatively and got 2nd or 3rd place though. The next day we hopped on a flight and flew to Colorado to do the US Open. In the past few years the US Open has been going downhill and becoming less and less of a respectable event. This year however, to our surprise, the event was awesome (besides the fact that it is the only event in the history of our sport where they charge an entry fee for invited athletes… and the prize money is about 1/3 the amount as the dew tours). The weather was terrible for qualifiers but it cleared up for finals and the pipe was in perfect conditions. Seeing as Tanner, Simon, Kevin, and Xavier were not there I wasn’t expecting the level of skiing to be nearly as high as any other contest this year, but was I ever wrong. It seemed like everyone in finals was putting down podium runs, which made it extremely hard for the judges to do their job. Due to a bad crash in training I only did my first 2 out of 3 finals runs but landed both of them and ended up getting the two highest scores of my life, a 95.4 on my first run and a 96.6 on my second. It was the first contest I have won in 4 years so I was STOKED! As soon as the contest ended we jumped in our truck and drove to Denver to fly out to Japan for “World Championships†that same night. I had never been to a “World Championships†so it was a really cool experience to go there and see what they are all about. The event was very well organized and the weather for comp day was amazingly hot and sunny. I stomped my first run but by the time finals came around the skiers left wall started deteriorating and it got the best of my on my second run on my second hit tossing me into the flat bottom. My first run score was 45.3 (out of 50) and I was in the lead until Kevin Rolland put down a really sick run scoring a 45.5 bumping me into 2nd place. Even though I wasn’t the “World Champion†I am still pretty happy with 2nd and probably got more press coverage than I ever have in my life so it was definitely a worthwhile trip. I was planning on flying home immediately after the contest but they convinced me to stay and do a quarterpipe event in Tokyo where I met the Governor of Tokyo and at more sushi than I thought was humanly possible. The whole quarterpipe set up was made of scaffolding and manmade snow but it was pretty fun. The event was an exhibition event, it wasn’t a contest so we just put on show for the crowd. By the time I did my last hit of the day, the quarterpipe was in pretty rough condition and had a big kink in the wall. I decided to do a cork 5 but popped a little to hard and got tossed into the flat bottom on my shoulder breaking my collarbone. I went to the doctor today and he said it is about as clean of a break as they come and I should be good to go within 5-6 weeks putting me back right in time for WSI. I will be at home for the next little while trying to get organized and healed up. I now have some time to kill and want to stay productive during my downtime so please don’t hesitate to let me know if you need anything from me. Thanks for your support this season, talk to you soon
[IMG]http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/pictures/1237553133Picture_15.png[/IMG]We finally got our new site up and running. We are still tweaking it a little but have a look. http://www.evolvechile.com
The 7th November, Field Productions arranged a ski and snowboard in-city rail jam! check the result here.
