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Issue EIGHT is LIVE

A half a year in the making, Issue EIGHT is an annual recount of the snowboard community. And, as that is ever evolving, so is our magazine—which sits proudly as a hardcover book this year. Here's to 228-pages featuring four articles and 109 gallery pages on silk paper.

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Features
Jacob Krugmire

Jacob Krugmire: A Fucking Interview

Outspoken, self-aware, and rarely interested in pleasing anyone, Jacob Krugmire brings the same energy to snowboarding as he does to life: commit fully, say what you mean, and deal with the consequences.

Iris Pham

Point Blank: Iris Pham

Some rapid fire questions, and point blank answers, with a 21-year-old Bozeman native whose also a raft guide, future beach-property owner, and won’t date anyone under 5’9″.

Matt Norris

Atlas 2 & Reptile: A NYC Doubleheader at The Vans Skate Space

686 and the Dustbox turned a street in Williamsburg into the heart of snowboarding for one loud, cigarette-hazed night.

Matt Norris

Revisiting BIKECAR, A Cult Classic with a Modern Concept

Follow Travis Parker, Louie Fountain, and Scotty Wittlake when they pedaled their Bikecar around the Northwest in 2006.

Taylor Boyd

Canadian Stadium: 2025 Natural Selection Tour in Revelstoke

The infamous Montana Bowl turned into a colosseum, and Taylor Boyd came out of the shadows to write from the front lines.

Matt Norris

Rehashing the Issue SEVEN Release Party in Everyone’s Favorite College Town

Even though we identify as CU Boulder alumni now, that doesn’t mean we can’t rent out the iconic theatre on The Hill for the release of Issue SEVEN. We still got it?

Keenan Cawley

Time Flies & So Do Teenagers in Trashcans: Issue EIGHT Release Party Recap

We threw a warehouse party to celebrate the new issue and play a couple movies. As per usual, Keenan mostly wrote about other stuff.

Matt Stillman

Inside the Burlington Premiere for Rome’s Swarm

A full house at the Wallflower Collective as Rome rolled out their latest street video alongside “Fortune 2”.

Sadie Maeda

The Revolution of The Uninvited Invitational

Jess rallied and the community answered. The Uninvited sways scarcity into opportunity for the third year in a row.

Cole St. Martin

Frozen Fingers and Steel: The Bomb Hole Beatdown at Loon Mountain

Cole St. Martin headed up to his stomping grounds the day after holiday blackout dates ended. Congested roads, frozen fingers, and a resurgence of East Coast rail jam debauchery.

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