Now is your chance to view how our stickers are made. Rocking a cloud sticker is one way you can show your support for the injured riding community. 100% of the net profit from cloud sticker sales go to the Injured Riders Foundation. Fly with the clouds and show your support.

The first step is to choose a good color of vinyl.

The image shows a few different colors we offer to make the sticker pop on your snowboard-skateboard-surfboard-car or anything else you want to stick it on.

This is our sticker table where the STCKROPS peel the top sheet of vinyl off.

Here is Dave Glover aka “BIG SUPA” He is doing it Supa big with those pink stickers. He is in the process of peeling the majority of vinyl off. Now you can see the “target clouds” taking shape. Still a few more steps to go.

Now Billy “BIG BOSS” Cooley runs the vinyl through the weeder/sheeter and this applies the top sheet that you peel off when you apply your sticker. Then he individually cuts the stickers while using every safety measure possible. We tell every employee to”Keep your eyes on your work and DONT put your hand under the blade”.

The finished products (stickers) are ready to be shipped to you for your shop, your board, your moms back window of her car, and anything else you want to stick the clouds on.

This is our newest die cut sticker. Art by Chrissy LoConti. We have been delivering new sticker designs each week and they will continue to keep coming. Keep up with our design crew and get yourself some of these limited edition stickers.

Here are the die cuts before they are cut into individual stickers for your snowboard.

These are some of the Snowboard Revolution Tee  Shirts for girls.  The following art is done by Chrissy LoConti and is truly amazing.  These shirts are available at Wave Rave Snowboard Shop and will soon be available online through Snowboard Revolution.  These are only the ladies shirts in these colors.  These designs are available for guys too, but in different, more manly colors.  Hope you love these.  Once you feel the quality of the shirt and the print you will love them.

Damn, I can think back to Oct, Nov Dec when we were preparing for the SIA tradeshow in January and remember what a hustle it was to be ready for this show. One of the most important questions we all had was “What are we going to do about a booth?” Tons of ideas floated around, anxiety crept in, months went by and January was settled in. We were freaking out. We had a couple of ideas of what we wanted to see but noone could produce it for us. Then we met this guy named Greg Gheradini from GES tradeshow booth solutions. He was a big help and assisted us in creating our first ever tradeshow booth, and it was a hit. We were stoked on the way it came out, Check us out.

Ahh Life is good. Can’t ever complain about chilling with three beautiful girls.  Chrissy LoConti, Annemarie LoConti, and Suz Iceman.

Oh yeah, This was kind of tight. A comedian at Harrahs was rocking a Snowboard Revolution T Shirt. Super Funny!

Yeah you know me! Matt and Justin were our homie LP’s from the SIA 07 tradeshow. They were both really cool and were the hit of the show. Forum snowboards had a barber shop in their booth where these guys got their mohawks done. At the end of the show they told us that Snowboard Revolution is down with the LPP “Little People Posse” and we are stoked to be. These guys were both super cool and good workers.

We are getting ready to launch these clothes on the site for everyone. Check out our crew in the process, ha behind the scenes with the Revolution crew. This is our little studio area in the offices, looks like a fun place to work huh? It is. Welcome to PARKland blvd. This is all to benefit the Injured Riders and the site for that will be done shortly. 100% of the net profits from the Snowboard Revolution apparel and advertising in 2007 go to the Injured Riders Foundation. In this picture Suz is setting up the t shirt “graffitti girl” and kind of lookin like the girl in the shirt.

Oh and did you see this shirt from Chrissy Loconti? It is really an amazing design, and everyone seems to love it. You can currently buy them at Wave Rave Snowboard Shop in Mammoth California.

1. Snowboard- Sherman Poppen is most often credited with inventing the snowboard in 1965.
2. Automobile- In 1769, the very first self-propelled road vehicle was invented by French mechanic, Nicolas Joseph Cugnot.
3. Computer- 1936 Konrad Kuse- First freely programmable computer
4. Television- In 1884, Paul Nipkow sent images over wires using a rotating metal disk technology with 18 lines of resolution. Television then evolved along two paths, mechanical based on Nipkow’s rotating disks, and electronic based on the cathode ray tube.
5. Telephone- In 1876 at the age of 29 Alexander Graham Bell invented a phone and a year later he started the Bell telephone company.
6. Light Bulb- In 1809, Humphry Davy, an English chemist, invented the first electric light.
7. Penecilin- Penicillin was discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928
8. Camera- In 1814, Joseph Nicéphore Niépce created the first photographic image with a camera obscura, however, the image required eight hours of light exposure and later faded.
9. Condoms- Practice Safe Sex!
10. Ipod- And listen to great music
    

So our crew left Mammoth last night to go down to Santa Ana and make sure that our clothes were well underway. The screenprinters at screenworks printables were well underway at completing our first line. This line will be presented at the SIA tradeshow in January and 100% of the net Profit from the t shirt sales goes to The Injured Snowboarders Foundation. Its our way to give back to the kids who push this to the limits and beyond.

Chrissy Loconti, Susan Iceman, Ryan Hardy, Annemarie and I have been hard at work all fall on these designs. Its a mix of fashion and Snowboarding that comes together today at the screen printers. Good work.

Hope you like them. Purchase a shirt and support the injured riders of the world. Snowboard Revolution presents The Injured Snowboarders Foundation.

If you have been floating around the snowboard community today you probably saw a bunch of changes to the banners and apperance of the site. Its not the announcement of “its coming” from our myspace page. That is still coming, this was simply Johnny Centi’s motivation to bust out 11 banners in one night and paste his influence all over the site. Like them or not, we would appreciate your feedback. So leave a comment and tell us if you love them or hate them and why.

Oh and you thought I was gonna leave you without a sick daily pic?

A Snowboard Forum needs a few things to be successfull.  One you need a snowboarder acting as the administrator to answer any questions people may have.  Maybe a kid that works in a snowboard shop and rides 6 days a week, or a retired pro would be cool.  Two you need people to keep it active and updated daily.  The best resort forum I have seen is either Mt. High or the Mammoth Mountain forums.  Check out our Forum, The Active Echo.