"Dang Bud"

Here is a re-edit of DBK destroying backcountry kickers, dropping gnarly lines and powder surfing. Using shots from his Isenseven “A WAY WE GO” section plus some other shots and ‘selfies’. Get amped for powder riding with DBK! Re-edit by Tim Schiphorst from Postland Theory.

DC SHOES: The Underline Series – Volume 5: Torstein Horgmo

Highlight, Bold, Spotlight or Underline your favorite lines of the year. That’s what DC snowboarding did with its all new Underline Series Volume 5 featuring Torstein Horgmo.
2014 was a big year for Torstein who traveled all over the world filming for the first Shred Bots movie which debuted in the fall. Wherever he went, he threw it down hard and with a style all his own.

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Music by Taquwami:
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Edited by Logan Rice

[http://tv.salomon.com/story/dream-trip-2] – Check the story For the second year in a row, we asked our fans: What is your #FreeskiDreamTrip? Canadian Tim Loch was lucky enough to be chosen from 5000 applicants. His Dream Trip? The Powder Highway in BC with Mike Douglas, Cody Townsend and Chris Rubens. In January 2016, Tim joined the Salomon […]

DR. SMOOTH
from GNU

Temple Cummins isn’t much for going out and ‘getting the shot’. He’d rather just ride. Here’s some clips that have come together in-between his free riding. Watch closely as this mountain surgeon operates.
Guest appearance by the one and only Wes Makepeace
Music –
TITTYFISH
Live in Stannyland
From the back of a U-haul

ZUZANA_STROMKOVA_STUBAI_2015_4K
from Martin Bernard

Skiers Turn Boston Streets Into Playground During Record Breaking Winter
from Teton Gravity Research
While most Massachusetts residents were digging out from the 68” of snow that fell in February of 2015, TGR Athletes and film crews where turning Boston into an urban terrain park. Skiers Clayton Vila and Cam Riley (Beverly Locals) were able to see the streets of Boston in a whole new light.