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Mid December in Utah
By Joe Carter
Photos Joe Carter

Finally, all that snow that Utah claims, to be the best has started to puke all over us. So the parties have slowed down. No, that’s not true at all actually. We have been spending most of our time shredding new pow at Brighton almost everyday. We have Charlie Friedland and Scott Blum making visit to SLC ride with us too. Then of course heading back to Salt Lake City for whatever the night might bring.

- Right off the lift and a five minute hike for untracked runs


-Top of Crest Lift taking a few laps with the Brighton Park crew, Evan LeFebvre, and Charlie Friedland

-Taking a little mid run break in a little hut with Kyle Lopiccolo, Nick Dirks, Evan and Elliot Levitt


- Kyle Lopiccolo sending an indy noseboner off a quick natural tranny finder

- Charlie Friedland taking a break from finals just in time to haul ass through all the new snow at Brighton.

- Kyle again poking out a stalefish on this rock to rock landing shortly after he poked out a turd in the woods.


-A backflip over a gap got the best of Sam Spedale again. Just like the Bone Zone.


- I’m no hippy but that’s good stuff

- That might look like a Mohawk but there’s some balls on the back of Scott Blum’s head. I’m not very good at cutting hair.

- Bottoms up. Utah beer sucks.

- Who is that masked man? Scott really getting his night off on the right foot.


- Now I know how it feels to be Sam Spedale, it’s wierd.

- Elliot not feeling so good in the back of Andrew Miller’s truck on the way to party downtown at FICE.

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The Hiking has Begun
Photos Andrew Miller & Joe Carter

There is nothing better than the feeling of getting home after the first hike of the season.  Food tastes better, the couch feels more comfortable and the sleep that night is nothing less than satisfying.  After way to long of a dry spell a small system rolled through the Wasatch this week and the surrounding resorts picked up 6-12 inches of new.  Excited for the new snow the crew headed up to Brighton in search of some pow and hopes of enough snow to hike a ridge or two.  We had a great day of mellow cruising ending with a short hike off crest lift the top of pioneer.  We dropped the bowl for making a few good turns and proceeded to make a boot pack for a 20 min hike up a decent untouched east facing slope.  That run was the best of the day and we were spent.  Just a typical weekday shredding with friends in Utah.

The forecast is looking very nice through the weekend.  Stay tuned next week for a major Utah update and some brand new features dropping very soon!

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Day At Brighton
By Joe Carter

Finally were back in Utah after a crazy trip to Mammoth. To make it even better there is some new snow in the forecast. We headed up to Brighton to meet up with some people to ride all day and I took the camera out every once in a while to snap a few photos.

- Starting off the day on the top of Crest with some much needed snow starting to come down.

- Eric Fernandez showing you some of that base, half cab pressing backside 180 out.

- Milly area starting to fill in a little bit more.

- Cryptkeeper, Joseph and Kyle hot lapping all day.

- Look out for Bode Merrill’s interview coming soon on snowrev.

- Bode showing you the right way to do a nosepress.

- Eric Fernandez, Cody Comrie, Joseph and Kyle Lopiccolo.

- Kyle locks into a frontboard cruising through the park.

- Joseph puts down a screaming toeside turn leaving a solid rooster tail behind him.

- Nick Russell and Bode Merrill with snow starting to come down harder.

- After a mellow 5 minute hike we are about to get some good turns at the top of crest.

- Jared Hadi reaping the benefits of moving to Utah getting an early season pow slash.


- More snow heading in

- Heading back down to canyon for a long night ahead.

- Tuesday’s at Ribio’s is the spot in Sugarhouse with dollar fish tacos.

- Amazing way to end a solid day of shredding and to kick the night off.

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Thirtytwo Sole Technologies Headquarters
By Joe Carter
For almost 15 years now THIRTYTWO has been keeping those little toes and feet warm and comfy making some of the best boots in snowboarding. A little while back I had met up with the Marketing Manager Brian Cook to get a little run down on what went down over at the Sole Tech headquarters in Lake Forest California. I will tell you this, if you thought that making snowboarding boots was easy you’d be wrong. These people over here have made it their lives to put in the work testing new ways to make gear better for all of us. The STI (Sole Technology Institute) is like a laboratory for boot and shoe scientists. There are even crazy machines they have rigged up to test everything you could imagine. Along with a brand new indoor park in the works for more “Testing” for the skate teams. Keep in mind that the etnies park a stones throw away is fucking huge. This season you will also start seeing some new THIRTYTWO outerwear on the hill as they launch that with has JP Walker, Stian Solberg, and Joe Sexton rocking the gear. Keeping the focus more on the function other than fashion hype to keep you riding longer instead of thawing out in the lodge.
- Right when you walk in sick art, featuring artists that have worked with Sole Tech.
- A view of this seasons boots in the Thirtytwo showroom.
- All the brands have different themed showrooms. Here is Emerica.
- A gander at the Es showroom.
- Brian Cook right before he jumped on that dirtbike and did a mile long wheelie. Ok that’s not true,
but that would be badass.
- Some of the warehouse that they keep all the old booths from tradeshows.
Think about how many drinks were consumed in those things. A shitload.
- New training grounds for Malto, Taylor, and TV’s biggest pussy. Yeah I’m hating on Sheckler, but not his skating.
- Look at this crazy contraption. Kickflip machine testing the material on Mikey Taylor’s new shoe.
- Brian Cook showing us more inventions around they use to test EVERYTHING at the STI.
- There are a lot of snowboarding companies out there owned and operated by some corparate goon making bank off snowboarding. Sole Tech is owned by one person that started it out of the love for skateboarding, and snowboarding. Keeping the environment in mind with solar panels helping to power some of these buildings. You can’t say that for most companies out there.
- Being in this area also has it’s perks. Thanks Brian for showing us around.
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Cole the kid slams fucking hard.  Skateboarding is not made for dirt fools.

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We have had a long week up at The Bone Zone. Now it’s time to unwind at a house party and hopefully make some bad decisions. There are some of us part of the snowrev crew that are new to Salt Lake City, but I am pretty sure we are all making our presence known. Not all the photos on my camera are for you to see, but I’ll give you a little taste. After a long pregame session at our new house and a big bottle of Sailor Jerry down the hatch, some of memories were a little bit foggy from the night before. Especially after the motorboats, crowd surfing, shotgunning countless beers, and who knows what else. All of course followed by pounding headaches the next morning. So take a gander at us raging and keep checking in for some more wild times with snowrev crew.

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Bone Zone
Photos
Joe Carter

This spot is so damn fun. The kids who made the Bone Zone area worked their asses off; It’s not just one or two little rails set up. Nestled in this secret spot lay a bunch of log jibs, bonks, stalls, rails and even a sketchy jump.
For the past few days the crew has been logging mad footy and snapping photos with everybody who rolls up. A typical day usually goes down like this; drive up and load up for a short snowmobile shuttle followed by a small hike and you are at the zone.  After an hour or so of warm up on the down bar a session usually starts on a designated feature, the slaughter fest begins, and lasts until dark…..then repeat this for four days in a row.  All sorts of people rolled up each day.  Way to many to list now, so you will just have to wait until the super mega monstrosity bone zone post is finished. Shit is looking good and should be done real soon. Until then check out some random photos….


- Drop zone…There’s even more stuff further up into the woods


- Everyone waiting for Luke drop on Keegan… wait to see the video clip


- Sam Spedale about 5 seconds after he didn’t get around on a job jam backflip. Is it bad to laugh at your friends after they fall on their face?


- Nick Russell peeping the bumps on kink log


- Hiking all day


- Maybe the blank should be filled in with beer on Keegan’s new Love board

- Kyle towing Andrew’s sled after it blew up during a warm up ride.


- Snowrev flimer, pole jam fixer, shredder, Mark Dangler killing it all the time


- Louie Vito fixing up the slice he just sank his edge into getting sideways


- Mark getting the shot


-  This spot is legit, too bad you probably won’t find it


- Sean Black kills it, but here the rail got the best of him


- The end of a long day


-Sean and I finally ready to get back home

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Snowbird Opening Week Session
By Joe Carter

After a crazy trip from Oregon to Colorado and then back to Utah to another long night of partying I was pretty beat. Elliot Levitt came and woke me up bright and early telling me we’re going to Snowbird.  I threw on my gear as fast as I could and figured the fresh air and shredding would help me forget about my hangover. Having no clue what conditions were going to be like I found myself surprised when we got to the mountain and snow was falling on top of a good 5-6inches of new from the night before. The visibility was pretty rough at the top when you got off the tram, but it cleared up as you cruised down. We found some good stash’s of snow and put down a few solid slashes. Then we would hurry right back to the tram and try to get the front spot so we could spot any new lines for the ride down. If you have never been to Snowbird you should probably check it out. They are the first and last resort open in the Salt Lake area with some of the sickest terrain that will only be getting better as everything fills in with more snow.

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