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The 2nd Annual Never Summer Moto Jam was held this past weekend at Taylor park in Colorado. 120 of our friends and family, some new and some old, came out to join us. It rained Friday and was beautiful Saturday and Sunday making for some awesome riding and camping. If you made it thanks for coming…if you didn’t we hope to see you next year!
2nd Annual Never Summer Moto Jam commemorative tee-shirt.
Tee close up.
Flying the colors above the campsite.
View from the trail. More action behind the trees.
Happy campers.
Admiring the view.
Tiffany and Carly.
Ken, Jordan, and Troy.
So psyched.
Planning a route.
This is serious business.
Between rides.
Group start.
Free tees.
Moto Circus Tent.
Jesse and Carly.
Yeah!
"Dude it looks like we're going to have to mountain bike somewhere else today..."
"Smell my armpits."
Nova is the real deal.
This isn't chocolate.
Micah and his boy.
Wyatt and Jordan.
The View.
The View II.
The View III
The View IV
Dinner time.
The Chairman and Ken.
or...
Motooo.
Mini campfire.
Not so mini campfire.
Nobody said there was going to be a rave...
Moto rave.
Brothers Canaday.
Night from afar.
Pretty lights.
See you next year!
The Snowboarder Mag Battle of the Brands is officially underway. This first round battle pits Never Summer vs Gnu…a literal David vs Goliath. Take a stand for independence and go to https://apps.facebook.com/offerpop/Participate.psp?c=151302&u=34375&a=123940807662319&p=22025947875&rest=0
and vote for NS. You can vote once a day for the next three days.
The first ever Colorado Never Summer Signature Feature Photo Jam took place at Echo Mountain on Saturday January 21. Echo Mountain hosts two NS Signature Features so the competitors had twice the chance to win. The turn out was awesome and we came away with some excellent photos. Big thanks to V.I.O. POV.HD cameras and Echo Mountain for sponsoring the event. Here’s the winning photos! Congratulations to Andrew Dereniuk, Brook Corning and Chris Corning.
1st Place, Andrew Dereniuk
2nd Place, Brook Corning
3rd Place, Chris Corning
Never Summer headed to Cannonsburg, MI for the third installment of this years Signature Feature Photo Jam, brought to you by V.I.O. POV.HD Cameras. Cannonsburg features the Never Summer Signature Rainbow Down Box. Here are the winning photos! Congrats to Marc Moline, Sam Ralston, and Jalen Sella.
3rd Place, Jalen Sella
2nd Place, Sam Ralston
1st Place, Marc Moline
Tyrol Basin has had a Never Summer Signature Flat Box Terrain Park Feature since last season. Last week Never Summer brought the Signature Feature Photo Jam to Tyrol for the second time. Once again we had an awesome turn out and came away with some fantastic photos. Here’s the winners of the 2nd Annual Never Summer Signature Feature Photo Jam at Tyrol Basin, brought to you by V.I.O. POV.HD Cameras.
1st Place Alex Zipperer
2nd Place Jeff Boese
3rd Place Calvin Connor
Last week we trucked the Never Summer Signature Launch Box Terrain Park Feature up to Granite Peak, WI for the Never Summer Signature Feature Photo Jam, brought to you by V.I.O. POV.HD Cameras. Here are the winning photos! The feature will be staying at Granite Peak so if you’d like to session it for yourself just head to Granite Peak.
3rd Place Andrew Babcock
2nd Place Logan Duerst
1st Place Aydan Leigh
Check out the new featured article in Entrepreneur Magazine titled
“How Never Summer Shredded the Snowboard Industry with Innovation”
The 15-year-old company was chugging along before its founders chucked long-held conventions and completely reconceived the design of the snowboard.
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/220685
The long awaited arrival of the Never Summer Signature Terrain Park Features to Monarch Mountain in Salida, CO happened on Tuesday November 1! This year Never Summer has built 6 new terrain park features at our factory in Denver, Colorado. Monarch received twin 16′l x 3′h x 2′w flat boxes. We are so psyched to work with Monarch this season. Head to Monarch this year to check out the NS features, ride in the Never Summer Terrain Park, and maybe do a day on the Never Summer sponsored snowcat. Stay tuned for the announcement of a contest on the NS flat boxes at Monarch, buy a Never Summer board this season and enter to win a Monarch snowcat shred trip, and for future Never Summer Signature Feature deliveries. This is gonna be big!
The long awaited arrival of the Never Summer Signature Terrain Park Feature to Loveland Ski Area happened today! This year Never Summer has built 6 new terrain park features at our factory in Denver, Colorado. Since Loveland is the closest resort to Denver to receive a feature this year we decided to make the first drop at Loveland. We were so psyched to work with Loveland on this. Stay tuned for the announcement of a contest on the NS Roller at Loveland and for future Never Summer Signature Feature deliveries. This is gonna be big!
Packed up and ready to go
We stopped by one of our favorite board shops on the way to Loveland
We're here...
You can get a new NS right here...
The unload
The drop off
Waiting to go to her new home
Loveland Parkcrew planning session
Wolf Creek Ski Area opened on Saturday October 8th and claimed the “1st Opened” title usually taken by ABasin or Loveland. Never Summer hard chargers Micah, Gags, Joey, and Nick woke up at 3am to make the four hour drive to shred on the official first day of the season. This wasn’t the typical day one…a man made ribbon of death. Wolf Creek opened with three feet of powder! The guys spent the day shredding pow, drank a few post epic day brews, and drove all the way home. Here’s hoping everyday this season is this good!
At Never Summer Industries we enjoy the close relationship we have with our retailers and consumers. We revel in the fact that when you purchase a Never Summer that board comes with a sense of pride and ownership in Never Summer. We thought we’d let you have a look behind the scenes at the people who make it all happen and some of the benefits they enjoy.
Sunday May 8, 2011, updated Monday May 9, 2011
A helicopter intended to film the Buffalo Bill Downhill longboard race on Lookout Mountain in Golden, CO crashed today while hovering above the finish line. Without warning the aircraft started to drift downward towards a large pine tree. The helicopter’s rotor clipped the tree rendering the rotor useless. The landing skids hit the ground perpendicular to the slope of the ground causing it to “bounce” ninety degrees counter clockwise. It seems that the force of the skids hitting the ground caused the tail rotor to shear itself from the aircraft. I do remember seeing the tail rotor strike the tree also but that memory is hazy and the video I have watched since doesn’t seem to confirm my impression of the incident. When the landing skid made contact the second time, this time parallel with the slope of the ground, the weight of the helicopter’s front end forced the copter to tip over coming to rest on it’s canopy. Thankfully no one was hurt. Police evacuated the area and the remainder of the races were canceled. As if downhill longboard races aren’t exciting enough, this years Buffalo Bill Downhill is sure to go down in history as one of the most exciting longboard events ever.
See Photos of the longboard action and post helicopter crash…
The Buffalo Bill Downhill Longboard Race returns to Lookout Mountain in Golden, CO this Saturday May 7 and Sunday May 8. This is an awesome spectator event and we guarantee that you’ve never seen anything like it! What else are you going to do on Mother’s Day?
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