Thursday, October 27, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Shipping Today...
NorCO
Wed thru Friday with Mr. Wilmoth last week. Two words...fucking awesome. Here's why...
The Eye Of The Storm is clean and sober, has to blow into this thing to start his truck though.
The two founding members of the famous girl snowboard gang The Whore Core that ran rampant in the 90's thruout the slopes of Steamboat. The Dirty Dooze and Princess. "Whore Core, lets RIDE! Tindy time ladies."
Miley and Riker
Apparently, in Tah Hoe, it's ok to tackle your old lady if she mouths off to you.
Alcatraz
...ending with beers on the beach checking out the Golden Gate.
Putting the Special in Specialty Shop
I seriously love this shit. Eat if for breakfast, lunch and supper. Fuck yea Chris and Ty Bunch. Balls to the wall.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Darrons house behind the house
7 years worth of safari'n locked up in this house behind D's regular house. His pops was on a mission for years and assembled quite a collection of just about any animal you can imagine.
D. Rahlves, recognize!
Chipples sitting on a elephants foot, with Miley questioning everything Chappy.
My power animal.
NCP Sails
Thanks MVM
Please join us for the 2nd annual Rare and Vintage Snowboard Gallery, tomorrow night! This year feature's classics and rarities from brands and pro's who've played a significant part in northwest snowboarding culture and lore. Featured brands include Liberace Technologies, Gnu Slope Tools, Ride Snowboards, K2 Snowboarding, Capita Super Corporation, Burton Boards and a some long lost icons of shred history. You'll see:
- An example of each of Craig Kelly's promodels starting with the first Mystery Air (rumored to be making a comeback...)
- Weird creations from Mervin's mad scientists
- Kidwell, Cummins, Lamar, Ranquet and Palmer's finest offerrings
- Unlikely Pro models, 1st runs, and One-off's from the Capita Closet
- Boards of "questionable Legality" from Ride's archives
... along with other gems you wish you still had!
The gallery will be held in conjunction with Evo's 10th anniversary celebration. The event is Friday October 21st at the Fremont Collective in Seattle. 6-10PM. For more information on the 10 year anniversary follow the link below.
http://culture.evo.com/2011/10/evo-10-year-anniversary-party-oct-21st/
Hope to see you all there!
Maxx von Marbod
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
C4...
HOME TIMELAB Ltd. is proud to announce its collaboration with C3 Worldwide to enter the US market this Fall. The new watches & accessories brand is about to be introduced in select stores across North America, a major step in the company’s young life. “The interest Home has received since we launched earlier this year has been overwhelming. Being able to partner up with a company like C3 emphasizes the great potential for the brand. We are excited to work closely with the whole crew at C3. They know what it takes to build a good brand, and their level of professionalism and market knowledge makes them the perfect fit for hOme.” Says hOme CEO and co- founder Eddy Dousse.
“Perfect timing for C3, and we’re excited to bring hOme to the US market. Swiss quality and workman- ship have always set the standard in watchmaking and hOme delivers both.” Bob Gundram, President C3.
You can contact us directly regarding hOme via e-mail at home@c3ww.com.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Life Lessons
Pay attention kiddies, read this back when I was in my 20's....
Keys To Reality
by Ken Achenbach
It’s kind of funny how you can go from walking around with nothing but lint in you pocket and being totally stoked, to walking around with a pocket full of keys and being totally bummed.
It starts out simply and seductively. I’ll just get this car so I can snowboard more. Wrong. Anything that let’s you snowboard more is a scam. It won’t let you snowboard more because you ride every day and a car can’t add days to the week.
“I’ll just get this little night job so I can buy gas,” you hear yourself saying. There’s another key. Then your job starts making you miss sleep, so you can’t snowboard as hard or as long as you used to. And you need stuff to wear to work. You need a place to change and store your stuff. Now you have an address, that’s another key. Soon you have to get a day job because you’re not making enough money at night. The keys start adding up.
Now that you have a job, girls know you’re not a total loss and you end up with a girlfriend. She wants you to hang with her once in a while instead of going boarding all the time. First, she gives you the key to her heart, and then the key to her apartment. That’s two more. You can’t give her the key to your heart because snowboarding put a combination lock on it and only your snowboard knows the number.
Now you have a bunch of keys in your pocket. They’re high-maintenance items. You have to take care of them. They’re weighing you down. Snowboarding is slowly slipping away, and you don’t even notice.
One day, cruising to your full-time office job that you had to get a few years back to make payments on all your keys, you drive past a guy on the corner with his thumb out and a snowboard under his arm. While speeding by you start thinking about the guy you just passed. He looked like you used to—snowboard and nothing else. As you pull into the parking lot at work, you can’t get the hitchhiker out of your head. Your mind keeps wandering back. Pulling all the keys out of you pocket and jingling them, you think about what you really want from life.
Running back to your car, you reverse out of the parking lot and squeal a Rockford in the middle of the four-lane highway. You’ve got to get away from your keys. You begin throwing them out the window as you blow down the highway. First to go is the key to the door at work. Then you backhand your girlfriend’s apartment key out the passenger window. Flick, there goes the key to the storage unit, then the key to her car. Flick, flick, flick. You feel better each time a key flies out the window and goes bouncing down the pavement at 100 mph. You don’t even slow down for the tollbooth, paying instead with the tossed key to your office and the executive washroom.
You only have two keys left. You unlock your house, run in, grab your snowboard, and dash out of the house. You leave the key to your house sitting in the lock to the front door. Whoever finds the house open can take it, and all your stuff. You don’t need it anymore. You jump back into the car and start burning rubber through all four gears back to the highway where you saw the hitcher.
He’s still there. You slam on the brakes. When he opens the car door, you look into his eyes. It’s you. It’s the life you left behind when you sold out.
Keys To Reality
by Ken Achenbach
It’s kind of funny how you can go from walking around with nothing but lint in you pocket and being totally stoked, to walking around with a pocket full of keys and being totally bummed.
It starts out simply and seductively. I’ll just get this car so I can snowboard more. Wrong. Anything that let’s you snowboard more is a scam. It won’t let you snowboard more because you ride every day and a car can’t add days to the week.
“I’ll just get this little night job so I can buy gas,” you hear yourself saying. There’s another key. Then your job starts making you miss sleep, so you can’t snowboard as hard or as long as you used to. And you need stuff to wear to work. You need a place to change and store your stuff. Now you have an address, that’s another key. Soon you have to get a day job because you’re not making enough money at night. The keys start adding up.
Now that you have a job, girls know you’re not a total loss and you end up with a girlfriend. She wants you to hang with her once in a while instead of going boarding all the time. First, she gives you the key to her heart, and then the key to her apartment. That’s two more. You can’t give her the key to your heart because snowboarding put a combination lock on it and only your snowboard knows the number.
Now you have a bunch of keys in your pocket. They’re high-maintenance items. You have to take care of them. They’re weighing you down. Snowboarding is slowly slipping away, and you don’t even notice.
One day, cruising to your full-time office job that you had to get a few years back to make payments on all your keys, you drive past a guy on the corner with his thumb out and a snowboard under his arm. While speeding by you start thinking about the guy you just passed. He looked like you used to—snowboard and nothing else. As you pull into the parking lot at work, you can’t get the hitchhiker out of your head. Your mind keeps wandering back. Pulling all the keys out of you pocket and jingling them, you think about what you really want from life.
Running back to your car, you reverse out of the parking lot and squeal a Rockford in the middle of the four-lane highway. You’ve got to get away from your keys. You begin throwing them out the window as you blow down the highway. First to go is the key to the door at work. Then you backhand your girlfriend’s apartment key out the passenger window. Flick, there goes the key to the storage unit, then the key to her car. Flick, flick, flick. You feel better each time a key flies out the window and goes bouncing down the pavement at 100 mph. You don’t even slow down for the tollbooth, paying instead with the tossed key to your office and the executive washroom.
You only have two keys left. You unlock your house, run in, grab your snowboard, and dash out of the house. You leave the key to your house sitting in the lock to the front door. Whoever finds the house open can take it, and all your stuff. You don’t need it anymore. You jump back into the car and start burning rubber through all four gears back to the highway where you saw the hitcher.
He’s still there. You slam on the brakes. When he opens the car door, you look into his eyes. It’s you. It’s the life you left behind when you sold out.
Splitters
Johan,
Got your bindings built. Now I just need to get Milo's built.
825g with your straps and highbacks.
Bryce
Got your bindings built. Now I just need to get Milo's built.
825g with your straps and highbacks.
Bryce
Sorry JOE NEESE
Friday, October 14, 2011
Mind Blower
The curtain has been pulled back revealing the Wizard Of Oz. Comes with a FREE copy of Defenders of Awesome, and a DOA T-shirt!
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Down Town Throw Down
You've read about it else where...so no need to repost. Good event though. Nice work Krush.
Hippie bro, Ryan Paul. Met his ass 4 days earlier in the Mid West at Buck Hill. Trippy.
Good closing shot, as this is the last thing I saw while walking away from the event. Stay classy.
Sleeps
Spencer Shubert
Scott
Frank went to the event, did this.
Same with Milo. "That was a fun event Dad."
Monday, October 10, 2011
Saturday, October 08, 2011
Friday, October 07, 2011
New type of Motorcycle
Called Man-Strell Cycles, only available once a month, at selected locations.
Big in Japan
Hi Guys,
Snowstyle this issue was awesome !
Thank you for your messages to Japanese people!!
JT
カスタムプロデュース株式会社
Promotion 田澤 純 JT
URL :http://www.customproduce.com
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
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