15.1 ISSUE PREVIEW

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COVER
Quin Ellul, Boardslide, Calgary, AB. [o] Liam Glass
Quin takes center stage with the cover and a feature interview in the mag.
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SPYCAM GALLERY
Chuck Morin, Miller Flipping. Hokkaido, Japan. [o] Lauren Powers
Photo are best viewed in print.
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RIPPING INTERVIEWS

Jadyn Chomlack | By Jack MacDougall 

Liam Gill | By Finn Westbury

 

John Leslie vs. The Spearhead Traverse | By Alistar Spriggs

"We encountered a route-changing avalanche, 100 km/h winds at the crux, frigid nighttime temperatures, and a prosthetic leg that didn’t want to stay intact all while hauling 60 extra pounds of camping and camera gear on our backs."

 

LESSONS • Mark Sollors | By William Fraser

"It’s important to remember that when someone else succeeds, you succeed too." —Mark Sollors

 

 CATALOGUE • Jody Wachniak

The best-of-the-best, according to the snowboard culture evangelist. 

 

THE QUIN ELLUL INTERVIEW | By Finn Westbury

"You’ll be confident snowboarding, but you’ll always have this insecurity about watching yourself."

 

HOW I SAW IT...  | By Justin Kious

"The crowd was silenced as a stylish Backside 7 tail soared through the air to the bottom of the sweet spot in the landing."

 

 2024 Hardgoods Preview

The greatest boards, boots, and bindings of the year. Start your wishlist. And check out our 'What's Good?' video reviews.

 

BEST STORY EVER • Ylfa Rúnarsdóttir

"These guys were not gonna wait on anyone. I buy myself a minute by asking them if I can borrow a pow surfer and a headlamp."

 

COMMUNITY CONNECTED • The Build Up | By Zuzy Roca

"The fun park was an amazing outcome and benefit, but it was not my main focus. So to see the impact, the confidence building and healing that happened for all of us was the best outcome I could have asked for.”—Abby Furrer

 

 

 

 

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