We popped out at Blue Mountain last Saturday
Got to pop out homie Alex Caccamo's home mountain with a heavy crew and ride with the locals
u/ZebPowelll — 9 hours ago
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I don't know if I love snowboarding for the thrill of snowboarding or the thrill of the views.
Nothing more peaceful than being on the glacier at Blackcomb.
u/-xXPapermanXx- — 10 hours ago
Tips on grabs during flips
Only my first attempt was filmed, but I managed to land it the next few tries. Then I tried to add a tail grab (my go to grab), but I couldnt seem to connect. Any general tips on grabbing during flips?
u/christianbalebale — 14 hours ago
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We are turning Cream Week into Cream Fest - 3 day creamy snowboard and music festival held in Akureyri, Iceland hosted by the Helgasons.
Cream Week 2025 - The Movie: https://youtu.be/VGs00jwRd0M?si=mmugKRtC1whbnEbb
All info dropping here: https://www.instagram.com/helgasons_cream_fest/
u/coldbeerisgood — 15 hours ago
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European Highways - Help a beginner out!
TL;DR: Just got back from my first trip (Pila, Italy). Loved the town and the prices, but the slopes were too narrow/flat for a beginner (bar the one section in the pic). Looking for European resort recs with massive, wide-open gentle runs where I can actually practice turning without fearing for my life.
The Good:
I just wrapped up my first-ever trip to Pila in February. There was so much to love:
Vibe: Aosta is a beautiful, quaint town with cheap food and $5 beers.
Logistics: The cable car from town meant cheap housing and no annoying drag lifts.
Budget: Lift passes and rentals didn't break the bank.
The Bad (The "Slope" Problem):
While the town was a 10/10, the riding was a struggle. As a total beginner, I found the terrain really limiting. Most of the "blue" runs felt incredibly narrow or had long flat sections.
As a new rider, flats are the enemy—I either had to pick up way more speed than I was comfortable with or end up unstrapping and pushing. I spent most of the trip feeling cramped.
What I’m looking for next year:
I’m hooked on boarding, but I need a resort that builds confidence. I’m looking for 3 or 4 "Highway" runs:
Wide AF: I want space to traverse the mountain and practice my S-turns without worrying about a "bottleneck" of people flying past me.
Consistent Pitch: Gentle slopes that stay wide from top to bottom.
No "Catwalks": I want to avoid those narrow ledges that drop off into nothingness.
No drag lifts!
u/TrafficNatural4536 — 9 hours ago
[EPIC PASS] Can I use my friend ticket from next years season pass this season?
It appears that I can buy myself friend ticket for this year on their website somehow. Anyone have tried this?
u/Fast-Temperature9417 — 6 hours ago
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Cloudy to bluebird day in Rusutsu – crew riding & a few untracked lines
OC video – shot and edited by our crew.
Last month we had a surprisingly bad to good day at Rusutsu, Hokkaido. It started cloudy, then slowly turned into a bluebird afternoon with some soft snow and a few untracked patches in the trees and sidecountry. We ended up going to all the planned side countries we saw in Google map with our crew, mostly just following the terrain and seeing where the snow looked good.
We’re just regular snowboarders, so this is more of a “real day riding” edit than anything super clean or technical. Here’s the run:
👉 [From Cloudy to Bluebird! 🌤 Epic Rusutsu Tree Runs & Hidden Stashes | Japan Snowboarding 2026‑03‑07](https://youtu.be/GAbi1017K\_8?si=UOtdywVuXdjU7JZc)
A few things I’d love to hear opinions on:
• How do you guys usually decide where to ride in tree zones or sidecountry when the snow’s soft?
• When you first arrive at Rusutsu or other Hokkaido resorts, what’s your strategy for finding untracked snow before the crowds show up?
• Any tips for camera / 360 setup if you’re riding in deep powder and just want to capture the day rather than a “perfect” edit?
Would really appreciate any advice or stories from people who’ve ridden Rusutsu or other Japanese resorts in similar conditions.
#snowboarding #SnowboardingJapan #Rusutsu #JapanPow #Hokkaido
u/da-frik — 22 hours ago
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Bansko Bulgaria
Hello, does anyone here know if Bansko in Bulgaria slopes will be open for one last time during this upcoming weekend 10-12 April 2026? I would really want to go one last time this season :)
u/__Kanga__ — 13 hours ago
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Hoodless Goretex Shell?
i’ve been looking for a hoodless goretex (or similar) shell for a minute now. the goal is essentially to be able to wear whatever i want (hoodie/Tshirt) on any day and still be warm coz i have the shell underneath. i’ve found a the Arcteryx Solana but idk if i wanna drop that kind of money on something i don’t neeeeeed
u/Dry_Baker_29 — 13 hours ago
Is early May snowboarding doable? Any suggestions?
I want to try and squeeze in 1 more trip to the mountains and have some fun in the snow. where would it be worth the trip? I'm thinking early May.
Thanks in advance! be safe!
u/Thefonduers — 21 hours ago
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Found snowboard in random garage, see no info on it nowhere
So I found this random snowboard in a garage, and the only known piece of information I found on Reddit is from 5 years ago here, and it isn't really the same board or all that useful I don't think. Does anyone know anything about it? That'd be greatly appreciated! (My apologies if this is a dumb post)
u/Rocky_Jrp — 22 hours ago
Week