Snowboarder Bio’s
Currently calling Utah home, Sage takes full advantage of Park City’s gargantuan jumps for dialing in his double cork 1080s. An up and comer who began beeping loudly on the radar a few years back, Sage has now hit the podium twice in slopestyle at Winter Dew Tour and looks to have the passion and…
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Vermont has pumped out its share of technical rail riders in it’s day, including the likes of Chris Rotax, Yale Cousino and most recently Forest Bailey. Sweeping up rail jam titles across the country for the past few years, Bailey is on a mission to tackle all the metal in his path. Stance: Goofy Home…
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If you’ve glanced at a slopestyle podium lately, you’ve definitely seen what Charles is capable of. Moving west from New Hampshire to follow his dreams, Guldemond struck gold since moving to California, winning a Winter Dew Tour stop, the US Open and the Nippon Open in the last two years alone. One of the riders…
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Part of the new generation holding it down for the Northwest, Austen Sweetin follows in the footsteps of legends like Peter Line, so you know he’s bringing the goods to the table. A certified A grade jumper and powder slayer to boot, look for Sweetin to spread his stoke and style across screens everywhere in…
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Quite possibly the best thing that’s ever come from Riverside, Desiree has been putting down hammers and raising the bar for women through untapped presses and casual controlled style. Though her backlips and frontboards may look simplistic, don’t be fooled by the true level of difficulty behind her faultless maneuvers. Stance: Regular Home Mountain: Bear…
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Jess crushes the stereotypes once directed at all women snowboarders. Shredding through multiple injuries to produce standout parts in Peepshow’s premiere production, look for Kimura to impress as the solo female in Think Thank’s “Right Brain Left Brain.” Earning the title of Snowboarder Magazine’s Ms. Superpark standout 2010, Jess is not only on a path…
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