Here are some more shots from my trip to Baltimore from the iPhone. It was a beautiful flight to Baltimore. Running away from the sun. Such useful products in the SkyMall. I rode the light rail from the airport to downtown Baltimore. $1.60, much better than the $45 cab ride. They LOVE crabs down in Baltimore. I had dinner with a view. The OTO crew went out for a crazy Cinco de Drinko party....

Good Job alex at the Jib academy way to represent Quebec . A lots of good thing will come out of that kids . This is a small edit from this year . WE also got some sick deal at the shop see to it to check it out . Email not displaying correctly? View it in your surfing app. GoPro Helmet hero HD 369$ Now available / Maintenant disponible...

The ever so popular Timberline S-Rail. PHOTO: StoneJeffery with John Kutcher. For more banger photos, check out Ethan Stone’s and Rocky Maloney’s photography! They GTS on any feature and are genuine people. var gaJsHost = ((“https:” == document.location.protocol) ? “https://ssl.” “http://www.

Last weekend I ran the Revlon Run/Walk for Women. It’s a big fundraiser charity event to help aid the fight against breast cancer. Weather was perfect and the run was all-time. We were among the top 20-30 finishers with a time right under 27 minutes. I’m pretty psyched on that…hence the boasting. Here’s a bit of photo and video from the start. Super good people over there and I’m excited to be involved and help push their efforts....

MOM thats such a good deal. They have a BagJump on Campus – do you know how safe that is? Dad, It is only across the POND. They have more skate-able terrain then our whole country! I would learn so much, they have 2 private lifts just for me! Discount Code “IAMNOTFROMUSA” All CAPS! Some Non-Americans Shredding at Windells Last Year! Windells; Eiki and Staale from Windells on Vimeo. Related posts:College Session 2010...

Once the clouds cleared we got some great shots, both video and stills. Below are a few of Ross Downard’s photos. He also made an edit from his GoPro which I will attempt to embed. Just in case I fail, here is the link.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSXzdB57fQI May powder No related posts.

As of April 22nd, my ski season was officially over. Although my season was cut shorter than I would like, I still had a great year! Traditionally a rail jam, the JPI was a video contest for 2009. We didn’t win, probably didn’t even come close, but we had a great time! It was great, easily the best early season times of my life! The trip was awesome and I skied the best early season parks I could ever imagine....

Thankfully, everything held up perfectly and the next five days were unreal. Tommy placed first with a nasty run, Bobby placed second, and Jossi landed in third. For the ladies, watching Kaya win, Keri place 2nd, and Ashley winning bronze was great! With pipe being held under the lights, my day was just getting started!Euro X Pipe. Groomed to perfection!Pipe went really, really well!

I’m just really stoked that local businesses are finally starting to use products such as this one.

I went to college too and I was always to broke to afford Windells Camp. Now that I work here, I want to hook you book nerds up!

Spring conditions and sunny weather were a perfect excuse to get our European team riders together for an end of season BBQ and Team photo comp in Verbier. Photographers Yves Garneau (http://www.g1photo.com) and Pierre Augier (http://pepefourras.free.fr) set off with our riders to bring back the best crotch grab shot, best group shot, most random shot, most creative logo placement and best overall shot… Here are the winning shots of the Team Photo Comp:

Two years, two covers with Powderhound Magazine. This year it’s Anna Segal at The Canyons Resort in Park City, Utah. This photo was one I had completely planned out before shooting it. From the angle to the weather, skier, lighting, even the trick I wanted on it. This was actually one of the mellower shoots of the season. It makes work so much easier when I get to do this!

For many reasons 2010 has been a significant year for our brand and all of us at Saga Outerwear. It was at this time that we began seeing others supporting and backing our underground project we called Saga. Five years later this basic goal is still the foundation of our brand. We recognize in previous seasons we have fallen short in some aspects of our outerwear. We have built our new space to promote and encourage our creative work environment....