milkman

My old buddy PC. A favorite clip, surf style carving from the old Pure Carve days. Just standard morning (mornings) glass on Snowmass. Empty with lines as far as you can see! http://vimeo.com/10029545

http://contour.com/stories/124924 3 different mounts...hand held and 2 back pack mounts. Footage I have used in other clips. Just thought I'd throw out some ideas on mounting for those of you who are looking to mix it up. I have been told if you always mount the same way it gets boring, go figure!

Many kind words, thank you very much. I wish you a happy New Year and some solid bottom turns coming your way. Folks like you make the effort so much fun. I will be posting some classic circa clips along with current stuff all winter long. I am feeling the love!

thanks bro. good to see you on the hill the other day, well done. Joey is back in town, Doyle arrives shortly.

my feet are just really really big, size 17 so the distance between my heel and toe looks narrow. still trying to figure out the right stance width

thanks c

Thanks c

Thanks c

some sunday night entertainment. if you like the freak please hit the "like" button on and if you hate it... "another way" http://contour.com/stories/123732

Every storm you guys are getting ponded by we are getting inches, not feet as usual. Is Kirkwood your home mountain? if so you need to grab Phillip Cross and drag his butt up there, get him shape before I get a few days here to pound him. Although it is lots of fun to watch his little legs shake after a top to bottom! Thank you for the props.

http://vimeo.com/user1428872

http://contour.com/stories/123146

I ride front foot steep...65 degrees or so...back more open and it varies upon what mountain I am riding here in Aspen. At the Milk I keep it pretty open around 48 degrees but move it more closed when the terrain is steeper so I dont boot out. I have thoughts on why I believe boards are becoming to narrow for free carving (not racer) but thats for another day! Thank u for the props on the videos. I look forward to shooting new talent this winter here in Aspen. I will for sure be high lighting the different riding styles of those who roll into town. I will be at Highlands every Weds morning (if the sun is out and its good) casually hosting a reserved carving run sesh and also at the Milk (still working out the details). Like I did years ago. Should be fun, hope u can make it for a rail.

Hi Mark, Thank u Cliff

I may throw myself into turns, but never felt it was more than necessary. Way easier to ride without the pony tail. My roots are surfing, my vision is surfing when carving. That really bothers some on Bomber for whatever reason, that I refer to my style of riding as "surfstyle carving". Its not surfing, its snowboarding with a vision and feel that myself and some other surfers have when laying it out and working the hill depending on conditions, crowds, tide, wind, swell size and direction! My favorite swell direction at the Milk is out of the north w/ a touch of west.

I know...my wife tells me I am a walking fashion statement!

Not sure what you mean by HUGE underhang? The clip is from last year. I still ride my Mavericks. I demo boards for fun throughout the season. I still ride Nordica boots and sno pro bindings.

Nice, love it!

Buell, I am stoked that you are friends with Dickie. Because of carving I had the great pleasure of meeting him, hanging with him and becoming friends with him. He is quality. I think I get the scene on BOL, it is a great place with all walks of life who are passionate about having fun on the snow!

Kevin HOW ARE YOU BRO? It has been so long, stoked to find you here on BOL. Snowboard Life ruled! For those of you who do not know Kevin's past, well all I can say is that the mag he created was the bible for carvers back in the day. Killer photos, articles, geez such incredible goodies packed in that mag! Kevin's passion for carving is unmatched. Please email me Kevin noah@sopris.net lets get caught up. Do you still play the guitar?

I am always late to dinner! How is the dirt bike riding up in Alaska? I love our state Alaska.

very cool Ken!

From the Milk, my 2 cents. http://vimeo.com/10741375

My buddy Al Morris...Curlage...Curley hit a tree last week on Radars skiing after carving for 10 straight days, blew his right knee out and shattered his left knee. To say the least he is down for the count. He had just recoverd from a broken shoulder while dirt bike riding in October and a blown out back in February, ouch. Wish him luck if you could!

Shot a few runs with Curlage over on the Shoe, flat light. http://vimeo.com/10273310