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On a quarterpipe shaped by hand against the uphill slope of a rundown train tunnel
Rarely does a shredder grow up to be capable of competing against
This colossal frontside 720 was captured in 2003 by Patrick Armbruster while filming for the Absinthe Films classic
one of the most daring and imaginative riders we’ve ever worked with
THE ETERNAL METHOD Long Sleeve Printful On a quarterpipe shaped byIn our estimation, this is the most important moment in snowboarding history. In 1996, Ingemar Backman Trast showed the world how far snowboarding had come. On a quarterpipe shaped by hand against the uphill slope of a rundown train tunnel. During a snow jam on the outskirts of Riksgrnsen, Sweden. Ingemar casually dropped in unannounced. No fanfare. From peak height to perfect landing, he traveled 8. 5 vertical meters, roughly the height of a three