Snowboard Genius

Travis Rice has changed snowboarding. He's single handedly taken snowboarding to a level that many didn't think possible. And now he's changing snowboard contests.

Burton has done their genealogy and it's Family Tree is full of boards that tell snowboarding's past and boards that will write its future.

New to producing splitboards is about the only thing K2 is new at. With many good experiences on other K2 snowboards we didn't hesitate at the chance to add it to the quiver.

The Quiver of One reviews will be a series of reviews that highlight boards that are just that, a quiver of one. These are boards that turn the entire mountain into your playground. Check out our review of the DC Tone, another great Quiver of One board.

Ahhh, new gear, does it get much better? Yep, having that gear perform well for years and maybe still looking decent too. The Tried & True Review highlights those awesome pieces of gear we have used, some for many years, while suggesting new gear from the same manufacturer based on our observations that will get you through a few more seasons.

Remember magazines?  Yeah, those little paper books you read back when the internet was semi-worthless.  Well, they're still around and they're still awesome.  Sometimes staring at a screen gets old and you need to hold the printed word and photo in your hand.  When that time arrives, grab a Kronicle.  Backcountry snowboardings' new authority on the printed page.

The snowboard industry continues to evolve, using new technology to make snowboarding better and more fun.  Signal Snowboards is taking things to a new level in the fusion of tech with shred.  Check out the iShred.

The Quiver of One reviews will be a series of reviews that highlight boards that are just that, a quiver of one.  These are boards that turn the entire mountain into your playground.  We're kicking things off with the K2 Turbo Dream.  The Turbo Dream is one of our favorite boards in the K2 Snowboad line up.  It's designed to perform in almost all conditions and it almost all terrain.  Check out why we like it so much.

Jake Burton Carpenter, the founder of Burton Snowboards and one of the founding fathers of snowboarding, has been diagnosed with testicular cancer.

After "That's it, That's All" came out a few years ago, I think most people thought, "That's it."  How was a snowboard movie like that supposed to ever be topped?  What would the guys at Brain Farm do to top themselves?  Well, after two years in the making.....

Torstein Horgmo landed the first ever triple cork at the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado.  Not only was he the first to land the triple he was also the first to attempt a triple cork in competition.  Rumors had been swirling around the snowboard community since last summer when a video make it's way on to youtube of him landing the trick.