Our autocorrect goes mental everytime we talk about him but Jørn Simen Aabøe is on fire at the moment. Another important cog in the future of Norwegian snowboarding, Jørn can ride street equally as well as park and is one of the most creative young riders around.
If you’ve ever been to Laax it’s quite possible you would have seen David Djite throw down in the parks and pipe over there. David stands out with his good style and stoke for snowboarding. Check out this full edit from The Tales From The Crap crew.
German snowboarders are few and far between at the moment but here is a rider with a bright future ahead of him. Introducing Raffael Kossman.
Haakon Eilertson is someone we have spoken about quite frequently in the past few months and here we go again. Haakon took some power laps in Colorado and came back with this impressive edit. This kid is going places.
Don’t Halldor, Ethan and Eiki make snowboarding look easy when they stomp tricks first go? Well thankfully for the rest of our egos, even the best of them slam too and here you can see some of the heaviest slams the crew took whilst filming for NoToBo.
Postland are doing things differently this year and releasing each part separately. Up here is Scandinavian heavyweight Eirik Nesse and he doesn’t disappoint.
Joe Sexton and Darrell Mathes and some early season shenanigans, captured by Videograss.
We are down with riders that can ride park, street and backcountry equally well and Sam Hubert is one of those guys. In this full part from Think Thank’s new release, “Almanac”, Sam gives a little taste of how versatile he is.
Minnesota looks like an incredible place to ride and produced some of the best riders around. in this edit Snowboarding’s Dead show you exactly what Minnesota has to offer. Featuring; Alex Andrews, Brady Lem, Shane Ruprecht, Joe Sexton, Danimals, Boody and Michael Wick.
Everyone knows that eurocarving is in vogue and Josh Dirksen is somewhat a master of this carving obsession. Here Josh takes some laps in Mt. Bachelor and he makes cruising look heaps of fun. Sometimes snowboarding is better when you strip down to the basics.
