In this inspiring real life story, we speak to Ollie Britton, whos life changing, work accident provided the catalyst for him to start snowboarding. Now Ollie donates his spare time to teach others how to ride. Here Ollie tells us his heart warming story in his own words.
Team Parituntia have been enjoying Ruka’s amazing conditions. Here locals Niko Liias, Suvi Suitiala, Henri Laakkonen, Otto Lintunen, Miika Lappalainen and Saku Tiilikainen get loose in the park.
We were sleeping on this one but it’s well worth reposting. Wolle Nyvelt is pushing the sport in new directions with his Asmo, a surf dervied noboard without bindings. Here Wolle shows us through his factory and talks us through the beginnings of the Asmo.
Mayrhofen have got their act together and produced a pretty good park this year. Dylan Norder swung by to see for himself and went away with this gap cab 270 on lock.
Finland has had a great season so far and taking full advantage of that fact is Joonas Eloranta, Andy James, Tommi Ollikainen and Lucio Doglioni-Majer and they dominate Laajavuori.
Japanese riders Kai Kasper and Keijiro Oka are travelling through Europe and taking in the parks of wherever they head. Last week the duo caught up with Begium’s Kevin Trammer. Watch as this new friendship developed in Mayrhofen’s Penken Park.
We caught up with legendary, Finnish powerhouse, Markku Koski, to chat about the changes he has seen in the sport, why Finnish riders find it hard to get deals, future plans and much more.
Isak Ulstein is yet another talented up and comer from the factory of great snowboarders, Norway. Isak has been tipped by many to be one for the future and on the basis of this edit, it’s hard to disagree. Watch this and judge for yourself.
Kevin Trammer is one of those riders who will lap the park all day. Never without a smile and always blowing minds, Kevin easily has the skills to take his riding places but is just too busy enjoying himself. Check out this back 270 hardway to switch, captured in Mayrhofen, Austria.
Andy Nudds has to be one of Europe’s most underrated snowboarders. After Rock A Rail, Andy took a little detour to Snowworld in The Netherlands for a little session. Check out what went down.
