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We made the Tyrant a drop-thru. Told you it was stiff, low, fast. The ultimate in street slaying versatility. We told you the Revolt was the ultimate freeride deck. Just cruising or hitting the steepest switchback we told you this deck does it all. Sean Knapp and Ross Lietz wanted to prove it. We let them…
The Never Summer Heist is often imitated, never duplicated. Cameron Lawrence is often imitated, never duplicated. The Heist DT is a born leader in freeride flex decks and Cameron Lawrence is a born freeride flex deck shredder. Check them both out right here.
Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing the 2012 Never Summer Soldier. The Soldier is a beast of a downhill longboard. The drop-thru rocker profile lowers your center of gravity for better stability and locks your feet in like a vice. Our exclusive VLSC construction provides a responsive and stable platform while the RDS Ride Stabilization smooths out even the roughest of roads.
42″ long x 10″ wide
34.5″ wheel base
Never Summer and Woodward at Copper have teamed up to bring you the Never Summer Snowboard Camp Session, June 17 through June 23, 2012. Here’s Never Summer Team Rider Chris Corning at Woodward last summer learning some new tricks. When you register for our session be sure to tell Woodward that you bought a 2011/12 Never Summer snowboard and receive $150.00 off the regular price.
Spring has sprung early here in Colorado! Unfortunately Mother Nature didn’t treat us very well on the snow side this year. Fortunately that means we’ve been able to dust off our longboards early and shred some asphalt…in April. Every cloud, or lack there of, has a silver lining. Check out this mini-movie from last years highlights to get you pumped up for some longboarding!
The 2012 Never Summer Longboard lineup has been posted right here on the website…check it out!
Never Summer Team Riders Rick Rodriquez, Bill Rodriquez, and Ryan Cruze headed over to Beaver Creek to take part in the 2012 Log Masters. Log Masters is an underground log jam that features 18 holes (wood features) of golf scored shred action. 50 competitors pay $50.00 each to compete. Money covers building of the features, food, booze, and prizing. The winner takes home the left over loot and the right to wear the Green Jacket in the 2013 Log Masters. Special thanks to all who make this event happen!
Dancing by Joey Herman.
The Never Summer Ticket to Shred winners hopped on the Monarch Mountain snowcat and headed into the backcountry this past Thursday and Friday. While the snow conditions have been rough everywhere this year the weather treated us right…45 degrees and sunny both days! The snow was soft, the vibe was chill, and everyone had an awesome couple of days! Big thanks to everyone at Monarch Mountain, the Boathouse in Salida, and all the winners for making this happen.
Never Summer Team Rider Anthony Corbo took his trusty Evo on some park laps around the lake. AC visited Heavenly, Sierra at Tahoe, and Northstar on his Excellent Tahoe Evo Adventure and slated ‘em all. Totally radical dude!
Alex Zipperer won our first Signature Feature Photo Jam Event Series in 2010/11. We were so impressed with the kids skills that we brought him on board. The kid can ride everything and is a major player in Riding on Insulin. For more information on Riding on Insulin visit www.ridingoninsulin.org. Look for Alex’s full page Never Summer ad in the upcoming Steez Magazine.
Never Summer Team Riders Michelle Shea, Nick Decicco, Rick Rodriguez, and Bill Rodriguez headed over the Beaver Creek to take part in the SOS Eagle County University Ride Day. They had the pleasure of shredding with about 240 of the SOS University kids and an awesome time was had by all.
SOS Outreach is a Colorado based youth development non-profit that gets underserved kids outdoors and involved in their communities through adventure sports. SOS serves underserved youth 8 to 18 years old. The SOS program builds self esteem, confidence, and leadership through their core values of Courage, Discipline, Integrity, Wisdom, and Compassion.
Big thanks to SOS for allowing us to participate in this fantastic event!
Check out Bill and Rick Rodriguez getting some early season log action at Beaver Creek!
Section 7 of the segmented public release of this season’s Never Summer shred flick “Shred ‘em All” features Brady Farr and Nicky Larson. Check out these guys tearing it up in our last installment of the “Shred ‘em All” series. In the near future the entire movie will be available for download under “Other Stuff” > “Movies” > “Shred ‘em All”.
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 is always on the forefront of cutting edge technology. Today we are debuting our first Interactive Video using Clvr.Tv’s video player to rep the Shred ‘Em All trailer just in time for SIA 2012 in Denver. Look for interactive hotspots in the video to click on to get more info and options to buy products, like NS on your favorite social site from inside the video. Share items with your friends through facebook and twitter to allow them direct links back to the items you shared at the moment they appeared in the video. The future of video is changing and we are excited to be pushing the limits to deliver a better experience for our viewers.
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
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