October 1, 2009 - With a fresh dusting of snow in the mountains and the 09/10 riding season peeking over the horizon, Seattle got a little stoke for the upcoming winter months. Thursday, Oct 1 MSP premiered its latest masterpiece, In Deep, hosted by the King Cat Theater downtown. Red Bull made sure all the teenagers were sufficiently caffeinated, beers and other social lubricants were flowing steady and moods were high.
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 »
Saturday, September 12, 2009 - Although Seattle may still be setting toasty weather records, the King Cat Theater welcomed in winter with tall tees, beanies and the world premiere of the Triple Threat Tour including “Contrast” by Nimbus and “Everyday is a Saturday” by Poor Boyz Productions.
Hot ski action from the summer of 2009 at Windell’s in Mt. Hood Oregon.
Just got this email from our skier Collin Collins as he was wrapping up another successful summer at Windell’s. Check out his hot skiing action! Also thrown into the mix is Windell’s Session 7 ski highlights. Also check out Collin in So Far So Hood from 4bi9 Media
That’s right, the nimbus team has come home in their latest “En Route” webisode. Follow me to the video.
Not even a bluebird turned puking day could bring down this event. Tons of skiers showed up and threw down a nod to their freestyle roots, walking away with tons of shwag and bragging rights. Organizer and evo employee Chris Shalbot worked the megaphone during the event, calling out challenges to the entrants and handing out prizes.
Place your vote for your favorite modern snowboard design. The winning design will be made into a one-of-a-kind board by K2 Snowboards and featured in the DWR studio and online.
Join K2 Snowboards, DWR, Red Bull, and evo for the third annual DTMB – a snowboard design challenge in support of SOS Outreach. Chill and enjoy the night with a large prize raffle, fresh beats, beverages, and a tasty food selection. Feel good knowing the event and the suggested 12$ cash donation will benefit SOS Outreach – an organization that provides at-risk youth opportunities to ride.
Friday, March 27th 6-9PM at the DWR Seattle Studio 1918 1st Avenue Seattle / 206.443.9900 RSVP seattle@dwr.com
Day 1
Things started off well in Tamarack Idaho. Vibes were beyond good when I met up with Ben Moxham and PBP Filmer (and my good friend) Ross Reid. The first day we woke to thick fog and damp conditions, but as we ascended the final chair to the top of Tamarack, we broke through the clouds into perfect bluebird! The snow up top was very good, despite not being deep or fresh, but we were able to find some amazing stashes and get some good shots. Tamarack is Moxham’s home stomping grounds, so he had it on lock down, and pretty much every run was spent hiking out of bounds along the North Bowls where we would drop into untouched bowls and ridges with countless spines, cliffs, and pillows. The natural terrain here is so amazing and I was so excited, right up my ally, I love natural playgrounds.
aaaaaaaaaah The Showbox, a place we’ve all grown to know and love. The best place to see a Seattle concert and the home of the 5th Annual Seattle Snowbord Movie Premier.
For 99.9% of seattle it was a September night just like any other but for the rest of us it was the night of all nights, when Mack Dawg rolls out their latest concoction of snowsliding, witty audio commentary, beers and good times.
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