The Boardswag – dirt-bagging in relative comfort
For surfers traveling on a budget too tight for a hotel, an Airbnb, or maybe aren’t comfortable couch surfing, there’s camping. In the past you’d need to pack an extra tent or a [...]
Boarding
Snow, Skate, Surf, Alaia Wake, etc
Seabreacher™ – time to terrify the lineup
There have been many instances where I’ve fantasized about clearing the lineup, but in none of those fantasies did I ever imagine I’d be a breaching killer whale or a shark. Whenever you [...]
QuiverGrip… Simple, Safe, Secure Surf board Storage
With a name that sounds like the last throws of a solo session, QuiverGrip touts itself as a “new take on surfboard storage that installs in seconds, lasts a lifetime, and will never [...]
Splitboarding – worth the cost?
I like gear. I collect quite a bit of it and have spent way more than I’d care to admit. Maybe it’s maturity or maybe I’m facing the reality of having to pay for two college [...]
Lumbos – Boarding. Unbounded.
Snowboarding equipment is comprised of 3 major parts – board, bindings and boots. Since it’s beginnings, boards have underdone significant improvement. Thirty one years ago, my Burton [...]
Revl Arc – stabilizing 4K action cam
Another interesting prospect has arrived in the already crowded action camera market. The Revl Arc stabilizing 4K action cam differentiates itself from the competition primarily with their image [...]
Nixon Mission watch
Built for Surf. Built for Snow. The Nixon Mission watch was designed to prepare you to charge the elements with live mountain (via Snocountry) and surf reports (via Surfline) and withstand the [...]
Outside’s 2016 Ski Report
Outside magazine has released their 2016 North American Ski report and despite the so far dismal conditions in the east, the west (where I currently sit here writing this post from Snowbird in Utah), [...]
Quinny longboardstroller – stay rad mom and dad
For the Euro moms and dads out there, there’s a new way to get around town with the little ones and still keep the street-cred you earned when you kick-flipped your first 10 step pre kids. The [...]
Koraloc board bags – fire your surf sherpa
For anyone that has to hike to get to a secret or not so secret spot, you understand how much it can suck to have to carry your board over long distance. Who wants to have pumped-out arms after a [...]
Trace – activity monitor for action sports
GPS enabled device allows you to not only capture your snowboarding runs (vertical, calories, airtime, speed, etc) or wave's surfed (waves, speed, cutbacks with turn radius, etc), but easily (almost automatically) overlay that information over your GoPro footage... [...]
Is Marcus Kleveland the best of his generation?
Photo: RedBull.com - Sixteen-year-old Norwegian snowboard phenomenon is progressing snowboarding with big air and ground tricks and begins to spread his wings in other disciplines such as backcountry powder. A peek at the future of snowboarding with jaw-dropping video to get you amped for winter... [...]
Hoverboard by Zapata Racing
Specs: Thrust routed through an 60′ hose up to the Hoverboard Personal Water Craft (PWC) follows behind the rider Can fly as highs as 20 feet with speeds over 15MPH Minimum power requirement: [...]
Mike Basich Gets It
Pro snowboarder Mike Basich has built himself an off-grid tiny home (228 sq ft) about 10 miles outside of Truckee, California (USA). Basich lives here when he’s not snowboarding or [...]
Surf Sauna
A few friends and I like to surf a fairly remote spot with about a mile hike-in. About 3/4 of the way on my hike I noticed the leg of my wetsuit felt thin – shit, wrong suit. With head-high [...]
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