The Right Gear for the Perfect Ride
At a scarcely believable 20 minutes from the downtown of a major metropolitan city, Vancouver’s Grouse Mountain is the ultimate in snowboarding convenience. Whilst not the biggest or best ski resort around in terms of the number of trails or lifts, … [Continue reading] about Grouse Mountain: Just a Stone’s Throw Away
LAST UPDATED MARCH 9, 2015 The reigning World Snowboarding tour champion in both the Slopestyle and the overall standings, Stale has established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the freestyle snowboarding world. Hailing from Norway - a … [Continue reading] about Stale Sandbech Bio: Norways Top Snowboarder
So I thought I’d create a snowboarding equipment list to help those who are new to snowboarding know what’s needed to have a safe and enjoyable time on the mountain. From clothes to accessories to hardware and protective equipment, we’ll cover the … [Continue reading] about Find Out What You’ll Need on the Mountain with This Snowboarding Equipment List
Hello and welcome to my Burton Parkitect review. This review will rate the Parkitect as an All-Mountain-Freestyle snowboard and, as per tradition here at SnowboardingProfiles.com, will be given a score out of 100. Overall Rating Board: Burton … [Continue reading] about Burton Parkitect Review: All Mountain Freestyle Review Series
Last Updated: December 30, 2014 Nestled just 35 minutes (more or less depending on traffic) drive from downtown Vancouver and a mere 22 minutes from West Vancouver, Cypress Mountain is not only a convenient resort but one that offers plenty for … [Continue reading] about Cypress Mountain: Quick Stats, Facts & Trail Maps
The Mark McMorris biography starts in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Born in December of 1993 Mark quickly flew up the world snowboarding ranks after going pro in 2010. McMorris went from 243rd in the world in 08/09 to 14th in the 09/10 season and … [Continue reading] about The Mark McMorris Biography So Far
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