Finally a skateboard movie that makes sense!

Fast forward 2 and a half minute or so..

Some good news for all snowboard lovers in Sweden. Kink favourite distributors Stuntwood (Airblaster, Ashbury Eyewear, Signal Snowboards, Bond Outerwear) and Permafrost (Flux, Smokin Snowboards) are joining forces and are taking over the distribution of Rome Snowboards in Sweden.

Rome Snowboards are great and from what we´ve heard they also produce good bindings and money worth clothing. The model we are most interested in is the newly improved Notch 1985. The Notch used to be a solid powder board with great set back. Apparently this years model is even better with new rocker style. Hopefully we´ll be able to try one some day.

So if you are interested in Rome or have any questions about the models for next season just contact the new distributors!

Permafrost
Stuntwood

Good luck in Vancouver. Do you really think he needs it?

Flux used to be one of the most hated on companies. You know that sort of hate you only find on internet forums. There has been rumours and talk about Flux not being legit because it´s japanese and is owned by a company that makes spare parts for cars. But still – the followers have stayed with the bindings. And last year it seems as if Flux finally made the big break trough. With a brand new team the future looks bright!

Transworld Business has a short interview with Flux Bindings. Flux is still sort of a underdog. But with a great team they are slowly starting to make a bigger name. Personally I prefer Flux. And yoy should give them a chance as well.

The New York Times has a big article and interview with Torah Bright. It´s quite a good article with some good questions being answered. Read the article at NY Times

A really nice snowboarding movie from Volcom. Some good riding in the Backcountry. It´s good to see that Volcom are doing good thing again. For the last 2 – 3 years Volcom have turned more or les in to…No Fear?