A half a year in the making, Issue SIX (like every issue) is an annual recount of the snowboard community. You could call it a magazine, but it sits better as a coffee table book. A lot can happen in a year, so here's to 228 pages featuring 9 articles, 99 gallery pages, and a gloss text cover.
Torment Magazine
We Sent Our Favorite Correspondent to Red Bull Heavy Metal (Again)
Keenan spectates, the Bull plays coy, and Minnesota’s State Capital gets turned into a spot. All in due course at this year’s Red Bull Heavy Metal.
Knights, Castles, and Snowboarding at DIYX 2023
Hard to leave the Torment Headquarters, so we sent our intern overseas into the depths of this year’s DIYX STRT JAM.
A Look Inside Denver’s (Hopefully) Annual Snowboard Festival
It’s hard to put on a premiere, let alone a four-day snowboard event that showcases snowboarding on a much more intimate level.
The Last Snowboard Movie: 5 Years Since Vans’ LANDLINE.
Hard to believe half a decade has passed since Vans’ iconic 2018 release. Jonathan Van Elslander unpacks “LANDLINE.” and it’s lasting influence as one of the most impactful videos in snowboarding.
A Look into Midwest Preseason Through the Eyes of Peter Limberg
Every fall, the great midwest migration culminates on the ropes at Trollhaugen.
Depression and Suicide in Mountain Towns: Exploring the Undercurrents of Living the Powder Dream
Mountain towns may give the impression of endless turns and bluebird skies, but Dr. Fuller reveals a deeper undercurrent to living the powder dream.
Torment Mag Issue SIX Release Party and Knights of the Brown Table World Premiere (and So Much More)
A new venue, new magazine, and two new movies to kick off Halloween weekend.
Be Somebody II: The Superpipe Sequel Event at Woodward Park City
A perfect beach day right off I-80 to commemorate the second annual Dustbox outing.
Je Me Souviens, Dillon (I Remember, Dillon)
Keenan Cawley headed to Montreal for the Second-Annual Ojo fest at Olympic Park. Here’s to remembering Dillon.
163 lbs — An Interview with Gabe Ferguson
A lot’s transpired since Gabe’s first 720 at seven years old. We caught up with the Bend local and “chillest” Ferg.