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Transworld Snowboarding’s TransAm Contest at Mountain Creek

Justin — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 20:55:36 +0000

The Transworld Snowboarding’s TransAm Contest is coming back to Mountain Creek on January 12th, 2013. Be prepared to throw down on some of the most creative features you can imagine. The TransAm is the only contest where fun is the name of the game, so enjoy the stress free jam format. There are crazy prizes from all the sponsors, including the TransAm trophy, prize pack raffles and a signature TransAm product barf! The top three guys and girls from each stop are qualified for the TransAm finals at Bear Mountain, CA.

For more info, please visit: www.twsnow.com/transam

Sponsored by Skullcandy, Ride Snowboards, Anon, Coal Headwear, High Cascade Snowboard Camp, Muscle Milk, Wend Waxworks, Sanuk, and Giro.

Snow is Coming, Get the Right Gear

Justin — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 19:29:35 +0000

The forecast is showing that there is some white precipitation heading toward the East Coast. In case you forgot what you need to make the best of a powder day, shop our guide to keep you getting freshies all day long.

1. Capita Totally FK’N Awesome Snowboard

2. Burton Hydrocarbon Hot Wax – All Temp

3. Banshee Bungee

4. K2 Rescue Shovel

5. Dakine Edge Tuner Tool

6. Oakley Crowbar Goggle

7. Skullcandy Titan In-Ear Buds

8. Armada JJ Signature Ski

9. Coal The B.E.B

10. Celtek Aviator Glove

11. ThirtyTwo Double Down Sock

12. ThirtyTwo Merc Jacket

13. Holden Standard Pant

14. Airblaster Ninja Suit

Snow Film Festival NYC

Lisa — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 23:33:18 +0000

This Friday and Saturday the SNOW Film Festival NYC will be hosted at Tribeca Cinemas down at the corner of Varick Street & Laight. The event’s presented by Skullcandy and will show 24 of the “latest and greatest International Ski & Snowboard Films” including documentaries, feature films, and independent videos.

If the chance to see some of the year’s best videos on the big screen isn’t enough for you, there will also be some world premieres, Q&A sessions with filmers and riders, an art expo, and panel discussions about both cinema and climate issues. So whether your an aspiring cinematographer, avid rider, art enthusiast, or activist looks like Tribeca’s the place to be this weekend…

General admission for each showing is $20, but if you buy online ahead of time and enter the code SFFRIEND10 you’ll get $5 off, courtesy of Skullcandy. The fest begins Friday night at 6pm and starts back up Saturday at 3:50pm so snag your tickets, your buddies and some popcorn!

The Snow Film Festival NYC, Walkabout from Driggs Bros on Vimeo.