Surf media has never been more available, but so easy to forget. Over the years surf media has changed drastically. There has been the slow fall of print and magazines, films seeming fewer and farther between, and the massive rise of social media. Surf media hasn’t lost its soul
Street snowboarding is arguably the most creative frontier of snowboarding. 30 years ago, it consisted of driving around for hours until you found a spot. Two guys had to hold the rider’s arms and slingshot him into the feature. Today, it consists of hours of scrolling satellite images on
It’s not a rail jam until someone does a flip. On Friday night hundreds of students and spectators gathered on the Union Lawn at the University of Utah to watch the competition throw down. With a 30 foot tall DJ stand, an emcee, and X Games gold medalist skier
Diving into the history, progression, and the criticism behind the biggest freeride mountain bike competition in the world — Red Bull Rampage.
The UCI World Cup stop in Pietra Ligure in May drew nearly 140 men to race in the EDR category. At the same venue, only 27 men lined up to race e-EDR. Even more telling, was the absence of a women’s E-EDR category. Despite the massive spike in e-mountain
Independent surfboard shapers are keeping the soul of surfing alive in a time dominated by big corporations. However, competing with machine shaping and massive budgets isn’t easy. For many shapers the challenge isn’t designing or shaping the board, it’s getting their boards into the hands of surfers