How to Build a Backcountry Jump Pt.1: Picking Your Zone
Being able to build a long gradual jump that chucks you onto a steep natural landing covered in pow is a dream. It is the pinnacle at the convergence of…
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How to Build a Backcountry Jump Pt.2: Harvesting Snow and Giving It Shape
Youβve got a perfect zone, and the snow covers the landing like a soft blanket. Now comes the hard part. The part where you sweat uncontrollably through layers while simultaneously…
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How to Build a Backcountry Jump Pt.3: The Finishing Touches
Now that you have a great landing and the makings of what looks like a bad igloo, its time to start fine-tuning your creation. You’re going to be smoothing things…
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How To Build A Snowboarding Drop In Ramp
Drop in ramps have been used for decades in snowboarding. They open up a wide variety of spots to the urban shredder with a low price tag. Not to mention…
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How to Set Up a Snowboarding Street Rail
A street rail is probably the most common urban snowboarding target. Rails can take many forms: wood, metal, down rail, kinked, c-railβ¦ and the list goes on. Almost all of…
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How to Build a Backcountry Snowboarding Kit
Translating oneβs snowboarding into the backcountry for the first time can seem like a daunting task. The risk of injuries, avalanches or even getting lost or stranded are higher than…
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How to Build an Urban Snowboarding Street Kit
So you think you have what it takes to go out and film a street part this winter? There is an endless array of gear one could use to make…
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Make Your Own Banshee Bungee | An Urban Snowboarders Must Have
If you’re an urban rider that loves hitting rails, walls and any other man-made features in your local snow blanketed neighbourhood, at some point you would have considered buying a…
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