Seven Years Winter

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Quite possibly the best intro to any snowboard video

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Snowboarding style is alive and well

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PowderJet is giving away a Build Your Own Class

From the PowderJet site

To celebrate our 2nd year of Build Your Own classes, we are holding our first contest ever.

The winner will receive their choice of a Build Your Own Class or a Design Your Own board. We will randomly draw the winner on May 15th at high noon in Maine. Every week we will be choosing a couple of our favorite entries and giving them a limited edition PowderJet Shape Your Own print.

To enter post an image of your favorite shape to social media

The image can be a sketch, a photo of a present or past board, a drawing in the sand at the beach, basically anything

Facebook - post on the PowderJet wall or in a comment on a PowderJet post

Instagram - post your image and tag it #buildyourowncontest

Limited to one entry per social media platform

Entries accepted through May 14th

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The story of Willie Nelson’s Trigger

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Gigi in the Greenland backcountry. 

Greenland was at the top of my list to ride for much of the late 90s. Unfortunately global warming has cut the terrain down, but there is still some sick stuff to ride.

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Yawgoons 14, enough said.

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The Japan section from Antti Autti’s Approach and Attack

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Splitting with Guch and Yoder

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Surfing the white wave with Sierra Surf Chronicles Ep. 2

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THE SNOWBOARD RENAISSANCE

7yW's own Paul Bourdon is off into the world of real snowboard journalism and he is killing it. This is a must read.

Some argued that having the mainstream spotlight shine on the sport was good for it, and for a time snowboarding’s popularity exploded. As fate would have it, this growth was not sustainable and left some questioning “Has snowboarding lost its edge?” Snowboarding has not lost its edge. Sure the numbers in some jackass’s financial ledger may suggest that snowboarding is in decline, but we’re just trimming the fat. This era is arguably the most exciting time to be a snowboarder since the golden era of the mid 1990s. We are in the middle of a snowboard renaissance and the course we are poised to take moving forward has the perspective of the past to guide it in a direction that we as snowboarders should be proud of.

Full article at Yobeat

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Mr. Temple Cummins / Dr. Smooth

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Zach Hooper going deep at Snowmass

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Ripping Himalayan pow pow. 

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The Flaggy Shore

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Skate Everything

The Zenga Bros bring one of the funnest vids in awhile with SKATE HEADS

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Hipemsedal

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Forrest Gladding on the Not Snowboarding Podcast

7yW alum Forrest Gladding talks Wasatch Equality with the great podcast Not Snowboarding

In this Episode AJ and I chat with one of the men behind the lawsuit filed against Alta ski resort, Forrest Gladding. Forrest and his family live just a couple of miles from Alta and have been an instrumental part of the fight to end discrimination at Alta. In addition to talking about Wasatch Equality we touch on surfing, how Brighton is like mini-golf, One Wasatch , shit Alta skiers say, Burton’s poaching contest and much more.

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