Contests
The Downtown Throwdown hit the streets of San Francisco last week. There were tricks, costumes, and chaos. If you happened to miss it, check out the action right here.
The entries have been pouring in for Analog's Design Unlikely Features contest. These are the top five entries for the week.
The winter is quickly approaching. We rounded up all the events that we think are worth making the trek to check out.
To celebrate the 25th volume, we're uploading the early issues, starting with issue 1.1 of TransWorld SNOWboarding Magazine. Launched in the Fall of 1987 in Oceanside, California.
With the addition of slopestyle in the next Olympics, the International Ski Federation is further tightening it's grip on snowboarding. The question now is whether they will create an entirely new qualification series, or do the smart thing and involve already established events?
Mid September, Snowboarding, weird humans. It can only be one thing. 2011 Hot Dawgs and Hand Rails! Click here to see how all the action went down.
Take a look at what went into becoming this years Team Shoot Out champions. The Technine team took to the streets on Montreal during this years Team Shoot Out.
The Ride team hung in the mist and snow-choked trees of the Northwest. Rain or shine the mob shredded wooded jumps, jibs, lodge sized senders, a road gap, and more.
Eric Willet upped the ante with a switch backside double cork 1260, and won. Check out the photo gallery for highlights.
With the dust settled on the 2010/11 contest season and everyone no longer manically jetting off from one contest to the next, we set out to find out more about the ‘We Are Snowboarding” riders group from the riders themselves.
Jeff Arnold get's exclusive interviews with Volcom's PB & RJ Champ's Nick Kolkman & Jesse Paul. Nick and Jesse both finished first in their divisions of the Volcom PB & RJ held at Mammoth Mountain's Unbound Terrain Park.
Over the weekend Vans and Pro Tec hosted the "High Standard Double Big Air". Competitors threw down in less than ideal weather conditions over 2 big jumps at the Rail Yard in Winter Park, Co. Riders sessioned the jumps in a jam format where judges Andreas Wiig, Nick Poohachoff, and Yale Cousino scored them strictly on overall style.
Gooey moves, buttery slides and the photos and video to back it. See who crushed it at Keystone and made it into the finals at Mammoth next weekend.
Sierra At Tahoe wrapped up the Billabong Flaunt It Series this past weekend. Isabell "Izzy" Lalive took the win. Although it was an all girl contest, there was nothing “girly” about the course.
Video, photos and results from the 16th stop of the Volcom Peanut Butter and Rail Jam (PBRJ) at Mount Seymour. There's one more jam at Keystone (April 9th) before the $25,000 finals at Mammoth on April 16th. Get hyped!
