I bet you've never seen a hut like this...neither had Jones. Makes you wonder, how did they even build it? The face above is a whole different story... http://www.tetongravity.com/jw/embedplayer.swf
Our friends from This Is Productions recently made a trip down to Sleeping Giants, WY, to ride some unique wooden features and sample the riding on the edge of Yellowstone. Check the edit, featuring Glen Campbell--everyone's favorite Rhinestone Cowboy--and look...
Mt Baker, WA (February 8, 2010) Yesterday, one of the longest-running snowboard contests in the world celebrated its 25th anniversary. And a quarter-century into its run as perhaps the most community-oriented event in the game, things have certainly changed; snowboarding...
Mt. Baker, WA (February 8, 2010) Well the month of January is over and so is our first Rad of the Month contest. We received submissions from all over North America, but in the end, it was Forrest Gladding’s shot...
Mt Baker, WA (February 8, 2010) -- The final results are in for the 25th Annual Legendary Banked Slalom. Gig Harbor's Temple Cummins came from behind to take men's pro and Maelle Ricker repeated for the women. More to come...
Welcome to the consistently rotten continental snowpack of Southern Colorado.
Mt Baker, WA (February, 6, 2010) -- Day 2 of the LBS went on under sunny skies...
Mt Baker, WA (February 5, 2010) -- The first day of the 25th Annual Legendary Banked Slalom saw over 300 racers take to the course under classic Baker conditions--fun, wet, and variable. A quarter of them qualified, but for everyone...
Crystal Mountain, WA (February 4, 2010) -- With the legendary banked slalom set to go at Mt Baker tomorrow and The North Face Masters of Snowboarding starting Tuesday, February 9th, it's sure to be a busy weekend for shreds from...
Denver, CO (February 2, 2010) -- Like the rest of the snowboard industry, frequency TSJ recently attended the 2010 SIA Snow Show in Denver, CO. It was a much orderly affair than years past in Vegas, and although there may...
Portland, OR (February 2, 2010) - Contributor Justin Kious checks in upon return from Tahoe--deep snow at Sugar Bowl, shut down at Shasta, and back to Baker.
My introduction to serious deep winter splitboarding, I’m guessing, was far from the norm. It had snowed seven feet in seven days, and winds continued to whip the ridges of West Lake Tahoe while light flakes fell from the sky....