DHarrisburg

That's way better than when we had to listen to that awful Disturbed song ten times a night.

Do you think you're going to spend another year lapping the same trail 25 times a night before you start working for someone other than your father?

I would love to ride with you guys next time I come back to PA. Maybe you can teach me a trick or two.

I think they do, but I doubt they'd dedicate winch cat hours to the park. Hopefully they'll prove me wrong.

Nope, just those gloves.

Good luck finding one for that price. They're limited edition and retail for $75, but I wouldn't be suprised to find them on eBay for ~$200 in a few months.

I'm on the right. Anyone under 18 is required to wear a helmet, over 18 and it's optional. Because I don't want the melanoma that goes with it. Goggle tans look pretty stupid, anyway. Most girls I know who don't ski or snowboard think they look absolutely ridiculous, to boot.

first on-hill day for session two is tomorrow, until then you're going to have to settle for lifestyle shots B.Hayes and yours truly

Yup.

Arrival day. Don't you worry your pretty little head, Doug, I'll get plenty of riding in this summer.

IT'S SPELLED "CREW."

I'm working on it.

KEEP THIS BULLSHIT OUT OF MY THREAD THANKS IN ADVANCE

Photos by request: Burton Blunt 151 Burton Sabbaths Check the detail on these things Anon Figments Kinda boring, but I'm not a big fan of gaudy goggles.

Right now I've just been talking about product, travel budget, and photo incentives. If I get published photos I'll get money, but no salary.

I'm in talks with a few people and I get flowed product on a pretty regular basis. If I judged my riding simply by sponsorship and I didn't care about riding shitty product I could easily make a video and pick up a few sponsors, but I like the freedom of being able to pick and choose what I ride, rather than be forced to ride something I don't want to ride. There's a lot more to snowboarding then omg gettin' totally sponced bro. I really have no idea why any snowboarder would ride for Head, unless they are paying you a ridiculous amount of money and pressing you custom boards.

Hahaha, that reminds me of something I saw on-hill at Mammoth not too long ago. Two guys who "ride" for Head were dressed up in old-school tennis outfits and tennis rackets. The rackets were given to them by Head and were worth a couple hundred bucks each. It would have been awesome, provided they would have actually sent them more than one pair of skis that year instead of tennis rackets.

If he was that good he wouldn't be riding for Head. Being a "national AM" for Head is nothing to brag about.

hahahahahahaha

Or you just call it a wide box. I'm pretty sure this is the dumbest argument on PASR right now.

Quite possibly the most humorous post I've read on these boards

I've never heard one of these be referred to as a step up to step down.

It's not a box in the traditional sense of the term, it's a huge box made out of snow. You roll up, hit the step-up to the box, ride across it, then jump off the end of it. There was a good photo of one back in a Shanghai Six thread, but I'm too lazy to dig it up.

Here's the first shot I've got at camp so far; hello crazy arms It's a big butter box that's about 5 feet tall, 12 feet wide, 20 feet long, 8 foot step-up gap to the box, 8 foot gap to landing. That photo was a back 180 switch tailpress cab 360 out. Hopefully I'll have some more stuff to post over the next few days.

Err, I know quite a bit of "industry people" and I can promise that the music selection in a promo video has little to no bearing on the decision to sponsor someone.