270 on urban rail to shoulder break SICK
My 08-09 season Shots from appalachian ski mtn NC and Park City, UT Check it out
Dedicated to Sam Jackenthal First part park, second not park starting at 2:00. Thank you to the filmers: Oliver Hoblitzelle, Evan Lai-Hipp, Sanch, homies Thank you to Dan Villaire, friends, family GVO
See Happy with: Ahmet Dadali, Magnus Graner, Khai Krepela, Pat Goodnough, Will Berman and Mike King Nothing beats sunny park laps with your boys. Come rip a lap with SPY's skiers as they tear up the pristine parks of Mt. Bachelor, Oregon under a bluebird sky, but with the added bonus of SPY’s color and contrast boosting Happy Lens™ snow goggles. No jump, jib, or jam stands a chance when they roll through. SPY's 17/18 snow goggles are available here: http://www.spyoptic.com/goggles/snow/all-goggles/
I LOVE URBAN BEFORE WINTER! FUCK YEAH. Oh yeah the bungee worked really well. Watch and find out
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THE RAIL HAS GOT 82M. AN THE RECOR OF A SKIER IS 52 MT.
Jarrad McCarl doing his thing in Whistler this summer.
A squid sliding on pvc pipes in his backyard
Just happy that with 25yrs i'm not too old to learn new jibb stuff! so i thought i'll share! (sry if u watched 15 secs of stupid commercial to see this 5 secs)
A day with Clint "Big Burd" Christen at Stevens Pass, WA. Sponsors // NWT3K, NORDICA, EVO
This week Tech Talk hits the PCMR park after dark to show you the fundamentals of sliding rails.
After being cleared to ski from my second broken collarbone of the season, I headed up north to film some friends!
Shot and edited on a 7D. Please rate and comment, show to your friends.
Another season, another edit... The Cascades keep me stoked on shredding every year, so I'm going to hang around for a while. Thanks to everyone who filmed, and thanks everyone who went soul skiing with me on all those days without a camera. On Location @: Stevens Pass, Alpental, Summit at Snoqualmie, Whistler/Blackcomb, Timberline Lodge Thanks for the support: K2 Skis, Northwest Tech, Evo, Dromas, and Summit Parks Last but not least...remember kiddos turning is important, so pick up some poles and learn how to carve.
