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Some of our favorites from the last print volume of Snowboard Mag!. Summer camps are starting to roll so we figured we would give everyone a quick reminder
New season is on its way and the dates are official! Check out the full announcement from Shaun White and The Snow League below!
Alex Sorgente's one-vs-one pump track race is bringing a new energy into skateboarding - and anyone can enter.
From Calgary to Canmore, Mateo Massetti is an Alberta-bred ripper that left the contest world to find his home in the backcountry alongside Dustin Craven in Revelstoke, BC. And just like those big mountain riders that made the switch before him, he also went back to competing when he got his shot in this year’s Natural Selection Tour. After spending time to help build the course as well when he wasn’t busy filming the past few years, we expect to see Mateo around for a long while to come. Check out what he runs on his day-to-day and enjoy a few photos that Mike Yoshida snapped while out at this year’s NST stop in Massetti’s backyard.
From Calgary to Canmore, Mateo Massitti is an Alberta-bred ripper that left the contest world to find his home in the backcountry alongside Dustin Craven i
Summer officially kicks off next week on June 21, but we have been gathering this past winter’s top photos since January 1. Currently in the office putting together our next print issues, we figured we would take a break and enjoy some of our favorite photos from the last print volume. A little inspiration, a trip down memory lane, and a quick reminder of what we did last year so we make sure we keep it fresh for you this fall. Perly, Plumb, Ravelle, Schwartz, Roby, Hoffman, Yoshida, and plenty more photogs below!
By: Mark Clavin
A movie coming out this fall, and a quick edit from this past spring. Cuban Lu and the TDI crew have been busy. Enjoy.
Seen Snowboarding on the 2026 winter scene with some big names that you know and a handful of names you should get to know. Tumble 4 Ya features clips from the community while out filming projects as well as from the meetups and hangs put on by the crew run by queer boarders.
We aren’t sure where the summer recaps are from camp up on Mt. Hood, but Air Time and Roadrunner Productions just dropped Unofficial from the glacier for our enjoyment and the update we have all been craving. Edit features Haven Kennedy, Nick Fox, Tosh Krauskopf, Evan Wrobel, Connor Cavanagh, Evan Foschini, Matteo Blum, Branson winkler, Tyler Watson, and Brenner Polatty.
If you didn’t see this coming, you haven’t been paying attention. Zeb Powell dropped a few pieces featuring his driver’s license and more last season in a few select stores, but now the global name has a whole closet coming to Burton’s web and stores. A few parts of the kit (jersey, t-shirt, and shorts) are in the shops this summer listed below, but the full line drops in September. Planet Zebulon is a lot closer than previously thought. Photos by Blatt.
