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Oct 1st 5-7 PM|Pacific Coast Cycle for a Cause Pre-Party

evo will be hosting a kick off party for all the attendees of this years P.C.C.C. to raise awareness and provide insight into the amazing journey the group is about to embark on. We invite you and all your friends, snow sport enthusiasts or not, to join us for a beer in celebration of 3 amazing individuals and the crew riding their bikes from Seattle to San Diego raising money and awareness for their funds. This special happy hour  will be held prior to the MSP movie In Deep playing at the King Kat Theater later that night where the celebration will continue. Read the rest of this entry »

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evo Press Release | Malibu Pro Team Challenge

Pro Wakeboard Team Challenge
Returns to Pacific Northwest

BOW, WA. (July 22, 2009) – The 3rd Annual Pro Team Challenge wakeboard competition is returning to the Pacific Northwest. The three-part competition will feature some of the top pro riders in the world riding for their prospective board manufacturers, a chance to add their names to the Malibu Cup PTC trophy and bragging rights as the best team in wakeboarding for the next 12 months.

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evo Store | MSP is comin’ to town Oct 1st

The date is set for the Seattle stop of Matchstick Productions’ latest film In Deep. Thursday night, Oct 1st Matchstick will bring the last winter’s highlights to the screen of the King Kat Theater. Doors will open at 7 and the movie is to begin at 8. Tickets will be available at evo beginning in August for $15. Keep checking back for updates and chances to win tickets. In the meantime check out the teaser for In Deep

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09/10 Snowboard Movie Trailers

Videograss | by Videograss

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“He’s a ski shop owner and he can ski.” -Grant Gunderson

That was Grant Gunderson commenting on back flipping cliff dropper Bryce Phillips and the shot is from Grant’s collection on ESPN Action Sports. Grant has spent tons of hours shooting Bryce and friends and amassed quite an impressive portfolio.  He was named one of the Top 50 action sports photographers by Red Bull in 2007.  Grant’s got an amazing website with all of his pictures ready to go, just scroll over the number and bam! No load times.  Check it out # 31-Powder Day at Baker (only 4 months until the season starts!!)

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Enjoying a couple Rainiers on Rainier

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 On June 11, a couple buddies and I made our annual (or at least we like to say annual) trip up to Paradise Lodge at Mt Rainier National Park. We started our ascent to Camp Muir and half way up decided that a picnic with a couple tall cans of Rainier would be more ideal then the 2 more hours we had ahead of us. It’s a great hike and ride but due to the hot summer the window for decent skiing is quickly closing.

By Kuba Poraj, a happy Pontoon skier

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evo goes to the Orage Masters in Whistler!

Its THAT time of year again… when the world as we know it converges on Whistler for The Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival, a week long celebration of snowsports, music arts and culture…and debauchery of course.

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evoTrip | Day 13 & 14 - Rice fields & Ahmed

The day started with a “sunrise” scooter ride, our destination was to be these incredible rice terraces…no more than an hours scooter ride from our Villa.

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evo employee, Alex Applegate, takes a trip with Liberty crew

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Alex Applegate, evo employee and pro-skier, takes ski trip of a lifetime to Switzerland with Liberty crew teammates Travis Redd and David Lesh.  The trip was covered by Freeskier magazine and Skinet.com.  Check it out:

 

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PBRbor Day: Here’s to trees!

This is real, and I encourage everyone to participate.

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All you have to do is go into the woods on April 24th and drink a beer. Mark your calenders; nothing beats tree-hugging and beer-chugging.

In case you have very little experience with nature walking, camping, hiking, are unable to locate a tree near your home, or have never been outside, Lonely Planet made things easy and put together a guide featuring the best places in America to experience nature with a beer in hand. Not surprisingly, the Pacific Northwest was first on the list.

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