Ok, so it’s been a while since we posted a video. Last week we had a down day, with lots of friends around, so we decided to shoot a web vid in the Whistler park. Special thanks to Joe Bariesheff for his beautiful voice, and Zane Baines, for his magical ender powers (and super cool name).
You may have noticed that Jon Versteeg just took over the last blog post. Apparently my captions are “lame”. Either way I think he did a pretty good job, how ’bout you? I think he will be doin’ a lot more posts, thanks Jon. Oooooh and guess what? He just got his brand new Nomis outerwear! Now he can stomp off of powder jumps! Look out for some backcountry bangers from Jon… when the teaser drops first week of March!!!
So after an awesome powder sesh today, we headed over to a Whistler landmark. Joined by old friend and Big White OG Chris Seara, the crew promptly began to tear this bridge apart. Chris threw down some very interesting grabbed maneuvers.
(photo copyright Rugge Preto 2008)
Probably one of the hardest parts of my job is capturing the footage of one man, Logan Haubrich. Thanks alot smoketart. I don’t even want to guess what I’m gonna end up calling this combo.
(photo copyright Rugge Preto 2008)
Aaron “Trout” Maksymec of recent SBC fame was on hand to help us capture the action.
Earlier this week a bunch of us headed down to Vancouver to check out the KNOW?show. We hung out with some old friends, met a lot of cool people, and checked out some sweeet 08-09 gear. Man snowboard gear is cool.
Tim Barnard supplied some pretty amazing live art.
Greg and Jaron chillin’ at the Signal booth. Mmmmm, Signal coffee is niiiiice.
The Time Bomb booths were some of the most amazing displays of design and ingenuity I have ever seen. They had guys hired specially to help set up and take down the booths. For a team of 3 they said it took 7 or 8 hours… wow.
Thanks again to Curly Lundgren for putting us up in his luxurious UBC apartment. You’re the best, pal. Curly says: “empty spaces are good for the imagination”.
ATTENTION WHISTLER. Our good friend Randi Metz is in dire need of a place in Whistler. You may remember her name from a few posts ago. She is the founder and owner of Mayday, which means that she makes really cool gadgets to protect your face from the elements. Not only that, she is a real sweetie. So if you are looking for a responsible, respectful roomate (and the possibility of some cool garments), please leave us a comment, or check the contact page to get in touch with us.
Team rider Alex Murovec finally made the move from Kelowna to Whistler last week. The 17 year old has been dominating the scene at Big White for years. Keep an eye out for him on the slopes, real nice kid.