A Team of Mexicans and Americans Slacklined the Border to Protest Trump’s Wall
Using rafts, the team floated the Rio Grande in Big Bend National Park to access the slackline point across the border.
Competitive Snowboarding Is Broken; Here Are 4 Ways I Think We Can Fix It
We need competition in snowboarding. But we need to get people invested in the stories.
Snowboarding Has Reached Middle Age and It Doesn’t Know Who It Is Anymore
In 2019 snowboarding has become more segmented than ever. We try to pin down exactly what the pursuit has become.
What Can Iceland’s Push for Gender Equality Teach Us About the Fight in Action Sports?
A Land Shaped by Women is a film that traces Iceland's trajectory to be one of the most gender equal nations in the world.
Check out the Beer Cat, a Bar on a Snowcat Created by Snowboarder Mike Basich
It's a party on tread.
Ben Ferguson Told Us He’s Poised to Leave Competition and Chase Pow Full-Time
The 24-year-old is eyeing a career shift and is poised to drop a banger video part this fall.
Anna Gasser on Being the First Woman to Land a Triple Cork and the State of Women’s Snowboarding
Gasser may be injured, but sitting on the sidelines at the Burton US Open is only further motivation to get back on her snowboard.
Danny Davis on Falling in Love With the Mountains Through Splitboarding
"[Freeriding] is quiet. It's you and a few other people. And the more I get to do it the more I fall in love with it." – Danny Davis
Why We Won’t See a Rise in Free Solo Climbing Deaths After Alex Honnold’s Story Won an Oscar
While we may see a rise in overall deaths, to climb without ropes or gear is still a niche of a niche.
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