Never Summer Intern for a Day: 11 Year Old Team Rider Chris Corning
Last Updated on Friday, 9 September 2011 12:46
Written by Chris Friday, 22 July 2011 09:15 |
Chris Corning has been riding for Never Summer since he was 8 years old. His dad, Brook Corning, called Never Summer and told us he wanted to give his son, 11 year old Never Summer Team Rider, a real world view. We were told he had a total of one day of experience interning at Community Skate and Snow in Arvada. 11 years old…one day of experience…and we don’t have to pay him…if he works half as hard as he snowboards he’ll be our best employee. He’s HIRED!
Big ups to Brook and Laura Corning for raising this kid to be humble, respectful, and appreciative of all the things he’s received in life! Here’s a look at what he did during his day of hard labor:
Answering your questions on the Never Summer Facebook account
Assembling a Never Summer Longboard
Attaching the metal edges to a Never Summer base with another Chris
Placing a Never Summer into the snowboard press
Drilling out the inserts in this Never Summer Proto CT
Manning the Never Summer factory forklift
Applying epoxy to a Never Summer topsheet
Grinding Never Summer Evo base
Milling Icelantic Ski cores
Lunch with Gino
Cutting out Never Summer Snowboard and Icelantic Ski bases
Providing awesome behind the scenes customer service doing flawless repairs with Jose
Hanging with Never Summer Industries owner TC
Laying up a Never Summer Summit Splitboard
Organizing an important spread sheet with Vince
On the bandsaw trimming the excess material off this Never Summer Proto CT snowboard
Shrink wrapping next years Icelantic Skis in the Never Summer Factory, Denver, CO
Helping to design one of next seasons Never Summer Signature Terrain Park Features
Waxing a Never Summer Infinity Snowboard
Shipping a Never Summer Soldier Longboard
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