Snowboarder Magazine dubs PC All Star Bode Merrill the "next big thing" and honored him with the cover of their September issue. This shot might not be at PCMR, but we're stoked to see one of our All Stars out there killing it. Keep landing those covers Bode!
You can see more from Bode Merrill in Absinthe's new film NowHere. Absinthe kicks off their premiere tour Friday night at the Egyptian theatre in Park City.
When Park City Mountain Resort closes up shop for Winter, many of our All Stars head to the summer camps to keep their riding fresh and their style hot. If you're not on the Dan Brisse bandwagon yet, you better jump on and hang on for a wild ride. Dan Brisse straight kills and that's why he's one of our All Stars.
When Eero Ettala was given a day of from filming for his Fuel TV series "Tracking Eero" he chose to spend his day taking fun laps at Park City Mountain Resort. Watch this Finnish phenom slay the PC parks.
Over the winter of 2008/09, snowboard superstar Eero Ettala broke with
tradition and canceled plans for his usual video part, and instead opted
to film his very own TV series. “Tracking Eero” premiered on FUEL TV.
Parks are slayed, handrails shutdown, and backcountry zones shredded until nothing remains. This is 4BI9. As a local Salt Lake crew, Gunnie Season is sure to feature many shots from Park City Mountain Resort. Featuring Tyler Barnes, Collin Collins, Dave Euler, Rich Fahey, Steve Stepp, Ryan Wyble, Tom Wallisch and Friends. Hit that full screen button fools!
Some of the Salomon team stopped by SNOWBOARDER, among them was Scotty Arnold. This Park City All Star dishes on Grenade tattoos, the 2010 NBA Finals, freestyle rap battles and Shawn Farmer. Click on Scotty's finger to read his guestbook.
After sitting it out for 14 months due to an injury, Tanner Hall is finally back on skis. Tanner Hall spent his first day back on snow at Windells Ski and Snowboard Camp at Mt. Hood. We're stoked to have this PC All Star back doing what he does best. Keep up the good work Tanner!
Torah Bright and Shaun White were big winners at the ESPY Awards last week in Los Angeles. ESPN honored Park City All Stars Shaun White and Torah Bright with nominations, but it was the fans who ultimately gave them the win. Torah Bright won Best Female Action Sports Athlete while Shaun White won Best Male US Olympian and Best Action Sports Athlete.
We are proud to have not one but two Olympic gold medal winning snowboarders on our Park City All Star team. Now each of them can add ESPY winner to their long roster of achievements. Torah Bright has been nominated in the past, but this year marks her first win. For Shaun, his two ESPY wins mark his 6th and 7th ESPY Awards.
It's not every day that you see snowboarders rubbing shoulders with NFL players, Tiger Woods and Hollywood celebs, but both Torah and Shaun did so gracefully and with class. Shaun and Torah have proven that their names belong next to the biggest names in sports. Show your support for these athletes in the comments below!
This is the reason we pay this kid the big bucks. Torstein Horgmo is continually pushing snowboarding to the next level. While some snowboarders were off at Awards show parading around shirtless, Torstein Horgmo was landing the triple cork.
