“After a bit of time off, the simple act of doing a turn gives you so much stoke, so much energy. It just feels so
Down Under Delights
Voltfuse Shred Diplomats
The Voltfuse crew out of Newfoundland, Canada, tries to repair America-Canada relations during their first trip to High Cascade Snowboard Camp at Mt. Hood. Just
Behind the Lens: Perseverance and Extraterrestrial Handplants
A stylish handplant is always worth a photo. But a handplant captured by Swedish photographer and snowboarder Daniel Bernstål is another thing entirely. Bernstål plays with light and
Yearning for Yesterday
“Snowboarding: It was better when you hated us” is a Bluebird Wax mantra championed by old-school riders and today’s aspiring misfits. For it is a nod
Snowboarding to a New ‘Hight’
The aptly-named Elena Hight, a two-time Olympian, is indeed soaring in the world of snowboarding. Born in Kauai and raised in Lake Tahoe, California, the
Corning Shreds Kiwi Style Today
If you happen to be in, say, one of 50 states with highs in the 80s, 90s or 100s, it might be difficult to imagine
Switching Gears with Antti Autti
Ours is a culture that constantly pushes the limits. A hyper-connected, social-media obsessed world only amplifies that tendency. We laud the biggest tricks and glorify those
Summer on the Mountain
We’re still drooling over the summer shenanigans at Mt. Hood. Yesterday it was a sunset Mt. Hood mission care of Rob Kingwill and the U.S.
Kinger’s Endless Winter
Rob Kingwill is all over the map, literally. When he’s not ripping his home mountain, Jackson Hole, you can find him pointing it down peaks
When Snowboarding Takes You Far Out
The Albanian Alps are some of the most remote, unexplored mountains in the world. Only a small number of hardy alpine shepherds call those peaks home.